Speeches by Jarvis.

“Marit, would you like to add anything?”

“Mark, you mentioned artists who have backed the £1 donation idea, including Katy Perry, Coldplay and Pulp. What has been the result of these donations?”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this debate and to highlight the impact of the botched Brexit deal on businesses in my constituency, including pharmacies and the local hospitality industry. Stuart Yalden, the managing director of GW Martin, a small and medium-sized enterprise in engineering in my con…”

“Did you discuss your application with any members of the current Government?”

“There has been widespread concern, since the announcement of your appointment, about your close ties to the Labour party. What reassurances can you give this Committee that the regulator will remain completely independent of Government?”

“Are you concerned that your appointment and perceived political bias will undermine the regulator before it is set up?”

“Can I ask you both how Ofcom is approaching the subject of artificial intelligence, given the current climate, where the debate about AI in creative industries is framed around copyright?”

“Lord Grade, in your pre-appointment hearing, you said that part of the reason you applied to be chair of Ofcom was to ensure “continued investment and growth in our internationally successful creative industries.” Where do you see potential for that growth for the PSBs and the creative industries in general?”

“Good afternoon to both of you. Ofcom’s response to the Prime Minister’s letter asking regulators for examples of what they would do to enhance economic growth included implementing the Media Act. How is the Media Act going to stimulate economic growth? That question is to both of you.”

“Would you like to add anything, Lord Grade?”

“Just before Christmas, thousands of my constituents were left without water after yet another incident involving Southern Water—the latest in a long series of issues, including outages and sewage dumping in our precious chalk stream, the River Itchen. Yet this month, my constituents face water bill hikes of 47%. Does t…”

“T3. The power outages across Spain, Portugal and the south of France are a stark reminder of how energy security is key to national security. It is vital that any Government are alive to the risks to our national resilience. What steps have the Government taken to ensure that robust plans are in place in the event of p…”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to speak in this debate. As it has for so many Members across the House, football has given me some unforgettable moments. I grew up listening to the scores on Saturday afternoons with my dad, and I can still remember the pride I felt when my son had the opportunity to be a mascot at S…”

“Good morning to both of you. Sir Ian, you are about to leave your role. How healthy a state are you leaving Channel 4 in?”

“You mentioned successful output. Do you consider the series “Go Back to Where You Came From” to have been a success? Do you think it achieved what it set out to achieve?”

“Does the regulatory system for PSBs put them at a disadvantage compared to the global streamers? If so, how do you address any disadvantages?”

“Do you think there will be a second series of it?”

“From your point of view it was a success?”

“The inquest into the tragic death of a young woman who lived in Eastleigh has highlighted the importance of continuity of specialist care for vulnerable people who move home. My constituent, Alex, is still waiting for an appointment for ongoing specialist care three years after moving to Eastleigh. Will the Minister me…”

“Good morning to all of you. I recently had the pleasure of attending a football match at one of my local primary schools in my Eastleigh constituency, where the girls were all aspiring to be the next generation of Lionesses. It was wonderful to see them play. According to data from Sport England’s “Active Lives Childre…”