Speeches by Daby.

“I thank the Chair of the International Development Committee, my hon. Friend the Member for Rotherham (Sarah Champion), for securing this timely debate. I also thank the Clerks of the Committee, on which I serve. It goes without saying that we live in unprecedented times. Internal conflicts are driving insecurity world…”

“Is gender given enough consideration in the UK climate finance programme design planning and implementation? You have touched on this already but it would be helpful if there is anything more you can say on it.”

“Thank you for everything you have said already. You have answered the question I am about to ask you but anything more you want to say on it would be really helpful. It is about how grassroots organisations influence how climate finance should be used, and it will be asked to Dishon as well. The full question is: in yo…”

“Thank you for everything you have said already. You have answered the question I am about to ask you but anything more you want to say on it would be really helpful. It is about how grassroots organisations influence how climate finance should be used, and it will be asked to Dishon as well. The full question is: in yo…”

“If you felt there was more opportunity for leadership, do you think you would be able to progress more and do better with the climate financing?”

“Thank you very much. Dishon, can I ask you the same question?”

“If you felt there was more opportunity for leadership, do you think you would be able to progress more and do better with the climate financing?”

“Thank you very much. Dishon, can I ask you the same question?”

“Is gender given enough consideration in the UK climate finance programme design planning and implementation? You have touched on this already but it would be helpful if there is anything more you can say on it.”

“I want to move on to the impact of the conflict on women and girls. You obviously gave us that horrific, tragic and terrible example. That is one example, but could you give us more insight into what the impact of conflict has been on women and children? We have heard situations and stories, but you have just come back…”

“Thank you, Dave, for everything you and your organisation are doing in Sudan, and for speaking so frankly to the Committee. You have answered part of my question already, but I want to get a sense of how possible it is for people to farm and plant, despite the conflict that is taking place. You have touched on that alr…”

“How regular—it sounds awful—or how often is the sexual violence towards women and girls? What else is that like and how does that present itself?”

“I want to move on to the impact of the conflict on women and girls. You obviously gave us that horrific, tragic and terrible example. That is one example, but could you give us more insight into what the impact of conflict has been on women and children? We have heard situations and stories, but you have just come back…”

“Thank you, Dave, for everything you and your organisation are doing in Sudan, and for speaking so frankly to the Committee. You have answered part of my question already, but I want to get a sense of how possible it is for people to farm and plant, despite the conflict that is taking place. You have touched on that alr…”

“How regular—it sounds awful—or how often is the sexual violence towards women and girls? What else is that like and how does that present itself?”

“I thank the Secretary of State for her statement, for the White Paper and for all the hard work she and her team have put into it. In my previous profession as a children and families fostering social worker, I saw that one of the difficulties that foster carers had was the assessment of children with special education…”

“I share the sentiments expressed by many Members, and my thoughts are with the hundreds of survivors—most of them children—of that horrific sexual abuse. The public rightly expect holders of high office to maintain a high standard of conduct, and the Prime Minister rightly called for the removal of peerages from disgra…”

“Thank you so much for all of your contribution so far. I want to just share a little bit of information with you before I ask my question. I am sorry about the situation you found yourself in in Jamaica. It was a climate catastrophe. Climate change is a global responsibility and what happened should not have happened t…”

“I can remind you.”

“On medics and engineering, obviously loads of help is needed in Jamaica. Are the UK Government looking to continue support in any other areas as well as those you have mentioned?”