Speeches by Jarvis.

“The last Government commissioned a review to assess whether digital rights should be included within the listed events regime but took no action. Are you aware of it and are you willing to legislate on it?”

“Turning back to sport, what are the Government doing to ensure that the British public will be able to watch the sporting events that it wants to see on free-to-air TV?”

“Would you make the case for it with the Premier League, the EFL and the FA?”

“How do we help UK public service broadcasters to compete with the global media companies for sports rights if they cannot compete on budget?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Edward. I thank the hon. Member for Keighley and Ilkley (Robbie Moore) for opening this important debate. I, too, pay tribute to Josephine’s family. Fireworks have been part of our celebrations and traditions for years. Whether at a public display or a family gatherin…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Stringer. I am grateful to the hon. Member for Harlow (Chris Vince) for securing this important debate and for the opportunity to speak about the devastating impact of pelvic mesh impacts and the systemic failures surrounding their use. Among those affected is my const…”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered Government support for the hospitality sector in Eastleigh. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dame Siobhain. I am grateful to have the opportunity today to discuss the urgent challenges facing the hospitality sector in my constituency of Eastleigh and across t…”

“Yes, I do share the hon. Gentleman’s concerns. Despite the remarkable community contribution that our hospitality generates, the sector is under immense pressure. Nationally, hospitality employs 3.5 million people. It generates £140 billion in economic activity and pays £54 billion in taxation. The Government’s Budget,…”

“My hon. Friend makes an excellent point and I will say more on that shortly. When the previous Conservative Government presided over an historic drop in living standards—the first time British households ended a Parliament worse off than when it began—it is no wonder that the hospitality sector has struggled in recent …”

“The hospitality sector is about not just numbers, but people, culture and community. In Eastleigh, hospitality businesses provide jobs for students, opportunities for young people entering the workforce, and spaces where people come together. They are integral to our social fabric and our economy. They deserve meaningf…”

“I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute to this important debate. I have previously raised in the Chamber the impact that increased employer national insurance contributions will have on GPs, dentists, pharmacies and care providers in my constituency of Eastleigh. I have also been contacted by many owners of sm…”

“Thinking longer term, what impact do you think your campaign has had on support for creative artists seeking refuge globally?”

“Do you think there is a tendency internationally to treat creative artists as though they are not in danger, or not in need of refuge?”

“If the Government will not accept responsibility, should they raise the licence fee instead, specifically to pay for the World Service?”

“Is there a moral responsibility for the Government to say, “This is a national security matter,” and accept that they should be responsible for funding the World Service?”

“Do you think most licence fee payers know that they are paying for the World Service?”

“Do you agree, Mr Sambrook?”

“I will ask this question of Mr Sharp first. Tim Davie has said that the BBC cannot keep asking UK licence fee payers to invest in the World Service when we face cuts to UK services. Do you agree?”

“Do you think the World Service is perceived as being independent from the British Government, and does it matter?”

“Do you think the BBC is winning the information war?”