Speeches by Buckley.

“This is a question for Richard Daniels. The Government have made a commitment to take regulatory decisions that are made by other trusted jurisdictions as the starting point for action under UK REACH. How will the Health and Safety Executive provide expert support to the Government in that endeavour?”

“I would just like to pick up that point about timelines, if that is okay, because I know that my farmers have questions around pesticides. It is great that we are starting to export and import more, isn’t it, to our European partner countries? However, where there is a gap in that timetable around pesticide regulation,…”

“Excellent, for it to be included within that road map. That is a helpful contribution. Thank you all.”

“Have you been involved in the revision to the SFI scheme?”

“That is a very helpful recommendation. I am going to bring in Dr Maguire in case she would like to add anything. I think we can all agree that that profitability question is at the heart of how we support farmers to embrace some of these new ideas, and I would be interested as to whether you think the Batters review he…”

“It is interesting. Your report does highlight the need for that greater effectiveness around the support mechanisms. In your view, what is preventing the Government from making improvements to that farm advisory service?”

“I see Natalie Prosser nodding there. Did you want to add in on what confidence you have in the Government’s plans to do that or what else needs to happen?”

“Are you inching towards a recommendation that greater resources would be required for that to be effective?”

“Sold out I think is the phrase.”

“I was interested in your comments about the land use framework and that connection to the future farming strategy. That is another area, isn’t it, where we have seen increased investment but unfortunately that limited impact on the ground in terms of nature protection? Do you feel that the Government have unrealistical…”

“T6. Will the Secretary of State join me in thanking staff at the Royal Shrewsbury hospital for their commitment and patience over the past two years as we have seen our trust move from being the worst hospital in the country to the most improved? Thanks in no small part to the investment through the hospitals transform…”

“I welcome the additional £13 million in the multi-annual commitment for bus funding for Shropshire through the local authority bus grant. That will greatly improve connectivity for my constituents in Shrewsbury, who have missed out over the last decade, in which our bus services were depleted by 65%. Ministers will be …”

“15. What steps she is taking to help improve local bus services in rural areas.”

“Your first set of examples are individualised and completely randomised and dispersed. The second set are geographically larger groups of people. In one moment, you can hit thousands of people who are all agreeing with each other. If you needed to retrofit, they all live in one space in similar types of homes and so on…”

“I have a very quick comment on your previous discussion around the communications. I was really interested, Mr Park, when you mentioned the timeliness of change. If we are asking at the wrong moment, it is not convenient and consumers are not really open to the change. I wondered whether the opposite is also true. This…”

“There are lots of promises there, and a really exciting report.”

“The carbon budget and growth delivery plan also assumes that wider factors and these cascade effects will themselves contribute almost 125 million tonnes of reductions over that carbon period. Is that a realistic assumption? What cascade effects will have the most significant impact on emissions?”

“You are hyping this report.”

“Ms Pinchbeck, will it help address one of those barriers around costs?”

“What more do you want to see? What is the missing piece?”