Speeches by Daby.

“That all sounds really positive and I imagine, Minister, your counterparts are very aware of this and the officials and everyone else who needs to know within the Government of Jamaica is aware and good communication.”

“There is a view that the Government still do have a responsibility. Even if you are using people’s expertise, there is still a cost that comes with it and I think a level of realism is very much needed in all of that interpretation. Thank 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?”

“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…”

“Would you say that one area of need is for co-ordination and strategy? It sounds quite overwhelming. Dr Brown, what would you say?”

“Yes, I was going to come in on that point. I heard that some of the roads did not survive that China has built as well.”

“Thank you, Minister, for speaking to me on other occasions, and on this one as well. I very much appreciate that. Obviously, you have mentioned that Jamaica received £50 million for climate resilience. How often is that? I want to put it in context. From what we heard from the speakers, in terms of the damage that was …”

“I can remind you.”

“There is a view that the Government still do have a responsibility. Even if you are using people’s expertise, there is still a cost that comes with it and I think a level of realism is very much needed in all of that interpretation. Thank you.”

“That all sounds really positive and I imagine, Minister, your counterparts are very aware of this and the officials and everyone else who needs to know within the Government of Jamaica is aware and good communication.”

“Would you say that one area of need is for co-ordination and strategy? It sounds quite overwhelming. Dr Brown, what would you say?”

“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?”

“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 thank my hon. Friend—I call him that even though he sits on the other side of the House—for stating that so eloquently and accurately. This means that the previous Conservative Government got it wrong. I would also add that with rents rising and mortgages increasing, they got it wrong. Who suffers? It is babies, todd…”

“My hon. Friend is absolutely correct; it is about supporting parents into better-paid work.”

“It is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Torbay (Steve Darling). I appreciate the Liberal Democrats’ support for lifting the two-child limit. I cannot express enough how delighted I am to speak in this debate, as these changes will make a real tangible difference to the lives of children and families across our c…”

“I thank the Prime Minister for his statement, but will he tell the House what steps the Government are taking to protect parliamentarians and others in public life against foreign influence?”

“I represent a hard-working, diverse community, yet the latest Office for National Statistics figures on the median-adjusted pay gap for UK-born black, African, Caribbean or black British employees show that they earn 5.6% less than UK-born white employees. That means that many of my hard-working constituents are not be…”

“3. What recent progress the race equality engagement group has made on helping to tackle race inequalities.”

“Good afternoon. I will come to Finian first. I can hear your passion, and I know that you serve in many roles to do with advocating and empowering young people. You have talked about some of the aims you have—the three aims in particular—and the young population in Nigeria. I will come to the other panellists as well, …”