Speeches by Jarvis.

“This will be the first opportunity for Members to debate the critical issue of free school meals since the election. It is a timely moment to discuss ensuring that all children can access warm, healthy and nutritious meals each day. We know that hungry children struggle to learn, and it is clear that millions of famili…”

“It would depend on when the Thursday was. I know that is not very helpful, but I would prefer a Tuesday.”

“I do. This is on the Online Safety Act, which Mr Yiu mentioned earlier. Can each of you say how the Online Safety Act would have changed events leading up to the riots if it had been in effect?”

“Community notes don’t stop the premium user from sharing harmful or misleading content, do they?”

“But what steps are taken if premium users share harmful or misleading content?”

“But what checks are in place to see if what they are saying is accurate or true, or are they allowed to post what they like?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Efford. I am grateful to the hon. Member for Normanton and Hemsworth (Jon Trickett) for securing this important debate. The subject of the debate is vital to my constituents. Fuel poverty has left thousands of people in Eastleigh and across the country in a terrible si…”

“Q7. My constituents Peter and Maureen have been married for 70 years. Peter is 93 and for the past few weeks has been stuck in a hospital ward waiting to go home because a care package has not been arranged. Peter is missing home and missing Maureen. Will the Prime Minister reassure my constituents the social care cris…”

“I pay tribute to all parents who have campaigned for change, and I commend the Smallest Things charity for its work on this issue. Co-founders Catriona and Sarah have put their heart and soul into the campaign, laying bare their own experiences to shine a light on the realities of neonatal intensive care and trauma fac…”

“6. What discussions she has had with the Secretary of State for the Home Department on tackling violence against women and girls.”

“According to the National Audit Office’s report published on Friday, the epidemic of violence against women and girls is getting worse, and current prevention activities have largely “focused on reducing reoffending rather than avoiding initial offences.” In Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, which includes my Eastleigh …”

“Max, you signed the statement objecting to unlicensed use of copyright works for AI development. How prevalent do you think this practice is?”

“Can I ask you both what is your preferred outcome from this Government consultation?”

“Max, you signed the statement objecting to unlicensed use of copyright works for AI development. How prevalent do you think this practice is?”

“Can I ask you both what is your preferred outcome from this Government consultation?”

“Good afternoon to you. I will start by asking Sajeeda and Matt about the challenges that AI development poses for rights holders in the creative industries and media sectors.”

“Good afternoon to you. I will start by asking Sajeeda and Matt about the challenges that AI development poses for rights holders in the creative industries and media sectors.”

“14. What progress her Department has made on developing a child poverty strategy.”

“According to the End Child Poverty coalition, in 2022-23 the child poverty rate after housing costs in my constituency of Eastleigh was 21%. Analysis by the Joseph Rowntree Foundation projects that child poverty in England will rise to 31.5% by 2029. Every day without action pushes more children into hardship, and they…”

“Absolutely. The US strikes highlighted the precarity of employment in the industry. How can we ensure that our workforce is less exposed to fluctuations in the US market?”