Speeches by Riddell-Carpenter.

“It sounds like that feedback is clearly valued, and I am sure there are still lessons to be learned from the most recent outbreak.”

“Would you be able to share your feedback from the Hungarian outbreak with us as a Committee? We have had detailed feedback from others as well about the Germany outbreak.”

“That is true for the last four years, correct?”

“Have you been aware of that yourself?”

“That is true for the last four years, correct?”

“Have you been aware of that yourself?”

“That is interesting. Nigel, would you like to add anything on that from your perspective?”

“You say you are attempting to feed that back, but you are not finding it easy to.”

“Thank you. Sally, on broader plant disease outbreaks, what is your assessment of some of the most recent responses to disease and plant outbreaks?”

“If you were aware of it, why was the decision made to only supply 44 homes on the Priority Services Register at the outage in Goole? You would have known that you would be putting some of your customers at risk, knowing that your Priority Services Register was not sufficient.”

“In Saxmundham in my constituency, Dr Havard has led a campaign for 20 years to transform the healthcare centre into a one-stop community healthcare hub. His practice has already expanded services, transforming health locally. Does the Minister agree that the Saxmundham healthcare hub is an excellent example and model f…”

“If you were aware of it, why was the decision made to only supply 44 homes on the Priority Services Register at the outage in Goole? You would have known that you would be putting some of your customers at risk, knowing that your Priority Services Register was not sufficient.”

“Should we be concerned that with that underspend, investment is not happening to the critical infrastructure?”

“I wonder if the hon. Gentleman rolls out that line to every Member. I am actually talking about the SSSIs and the energy infrastructure, rather than housing. The sites that I speak of—the SSSIs and the natural landscapes—are not only recognised by but critical for this Government if we are to deliver on our ambitions t…”

“I put on record my strong support for the Bill. I want to focus much of my contribution today on two aspects—nature recovery and electricity infrastructure. Net zero and nature are two sides of the same coin, and it would be a coin with no value if we had one without the other. The proposed environmental delivery plans…”

“T5. Will the Minister provide an update on the JobsPlus pilot and what assessment has been given to its future roll-out, including widening it to include Suffolk Coastal?”

“My hon. Friend is making an incredibly important point, with which many across the Chamber will agree. The statistics are particularly stark for women from black, Asian and minority ethnic backgrounds; they are even more likely to be dismissed.”

“I start by thanking my hon. Friend the Member for Edinburgh South West (Dr Arthur) for bringing forward this important Bill. I thank the many other Members from across the House who have contributed so movingly today, and my constituents who reached out to me to share their views. I will try to keep my contribution bri…”

“Does my hon. Friend agree that not only do the big six supermarkets not have the interests of farmers at heart, but two of them did not even pay corporation tax last year? It is critical to address that in this wider discussion.”

“I will continue, if I may. We need to look properly, and with real scrutiny, at the supermarkets. Those practices need to change. We cannot allow farmers to bear the brunt of this system, while others in the supply chain benefit so disproportionately. I want to address the issue of APR. Many, many farmers have raised t…”