Speeches by White.

“Bassetlaw’s Member of the Youth Parliament Cameron Holt had one ambition, and that was for financial literacy to be included in the national curriculum. He has been formidable in lobbying the Government and travelling up and down the country to speak in schools and on regional and national TV. The announcement that the…”

“Earlier this year the Government announced the youth mobility scheme jointly with the EU. The cynic in me sees this as a way of filling our seasonal vacancies on the farms and in our tourist hotspots. The scheme is meant to be an exchange, but how can we ensure that it is a true exchange programme so that it does not i…”

“Chris has mainly covered my point, but how can community responsibility be measured? I can imagine myself or other MPs suddenly being approached to write references for people who have been doing good things in their community. What standards could be expected of people to achieve that?”

“It is about how philosophies are being passed to other individuals, without encouraging them to take violence but in anticipation that those people will be tied up into that and with the intent that individuals may then become violent. How do you target individuals who are teaching those?”

“The Met Police announced last week that it will no longer pursue non-hate crime incidents. Some people have said, “Good, that means they can get on with the real job of policing.” But for you, does this type of criminal investigation mean that you can pick up on potentially extremist activities or individuals who may b…”

“Thank you very much, this is very insightful. You have clearly defined the type of young people who potentially go down this route, who have ADHD or autism and they are very isolationist. It is a violent experience that tends to set them off and create these episodes. Is there something that we could do more proactivel…”

“Very quickly. We understand the reasons for this issue are either monetisation or destabilisation of nation states. Do we understand who is financing these sites? If they are in the UK, what is being done to pursue and prosecute them?”

“We are already talking about Prevent and its limitations, partly because of lack of resources and so on. Lord Anderson in his report has recommended how it could be strengthened through thinking better and with our public health service. Is there anything that you would propose that could stand alongside Prevent to str…”

“Thank you, Mr Turner. Wow, that is a big announcement! Just over a month ago I visited Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, a country that has been using digital ID for 30 years and a country we can learn from—how it works, how it reaches the digitally excluded and how it protects people’s security. What struck me most was…”

“I totally agree with my hon. Friend. From the moment we are born, the state begins to gather data: our birth is registered; the NHS stores our health records; we are issued with national insurance and NHS numbers; and His Majesty’s Revenue and Customs tracks us. By having a digital ID, we can see the information the st…”

“I would like to hear some of my hon. Friend’s list, please.”

“Following the last question, I want to say that the Tory’s immunity system would have meant immunity for the perpetrators of terrorist crimes across the UK. Our domestic courts have determined that. Does the Secretary of State agree that this Government have no choice but to rectify the situation?”

“Tonight I will talk about Laura Corcoran, an inspirational woman who lives in my Bassetlaw constituency. When a scan showed no heartbeat, she was sent home to wait two weeks until the delivery of her baby. She remembers asking, “How do I collect my baby?” She said that the thought of flushing it down the toilet was som…”

“T6. Another vape shop opened on one of my high streets in Bassetlaw last week, and yet another opened in a vacated bank less than a month ago. People tell me, and I tend to agree with them, that nobody knows how those shops will sustain an income to keep them going. What are the Government doing to take on rogue trader…”

“Just over a month ago, I visited Tallinn, in Estonia, to understand why digital ID is so popular with the old, the young and those who are defined as digitally excluded. They told me that it is because they have control over their data that is held by the state; they can see it, see who has accessed it and who else can…”

“I refer the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests, and my proud membership of the GMB and Community unions. In Bassetlaw, where the average hourly rate is £14.16 per hour for women and £14.69 for men—over £5 per hour less than the national average and not much higher than the national living…”

“I welcome the fact that we have a Home Secretary who is willing to do what it takes to stop the small boats. The French claim that the ability to work illegally in the UK is what motivates those who are willing to take the dangerous journey across the channel. Does the Home Secretary agree, and will she outline the act…”

“Q10. While we all revere the football stars of the past, many are struggling with welfare issues, including organised financial fraud and head injuries linked to the onset of dementia. May I give the Prime Minister this letter on player welfare from 303 former players, which local champions such as John Stiles and inte…”

“Does the Minister agree that the new Green Book with its proposals on place-based analysis will mean that left-behind places like mine will start to get the infrastructure investment that they so desperately need?”

“I agree with my hon. Friend. We have to invest in areas like his and mine to rebuild those jobs and our industry. Such areas in our constituencies must become the engines of the future. In Bassetlaw we have just welcomed the award of £2.5 billion for the development of fusion energy in north Nottinghamshire. In additio…”