Speeches by Perteghella.

“Intimate image abuse is increasingly being used to threaten, control and exploit women and girls after relationships break down, yet the police have no power to require the deletion of those images if they were obtained consensually. What steps is the Minister taking to close that gap and better protect victims?”

“Lastly, is the biodiversity loss national security risk assessment a topic that the UK might consider prioritising during its G20 presidency?”

“On the back of your assessment, are the Government now pushing for biodiversity loss to be framed more clearly and explicitly as a security issue and resilience issue in different fora, including, for example, in meetings and discussions with NATO? Also, are you taking this opportunity to incorporate these really impor…”

“—whether this will be a priority for the presidency?”

“I want to focus on the international collaboration, which I am assuming underpins the preparation of such security assessments. Minister, what level of co-operation is there between intelligence communities and organisations on the security threat from global biodiversity loss, compared to co-operation on security thre…”

“So you cannot tell us—”

“Biodiversity loss is a threat not just to the UK, and obviously preparation with other countries might allow us to be more prepared on the threats that are coming, including invasive species, pathogens and so on. How collaborative was the report in an international sense, or can you not tell us about that?”

“What impact are AI and EdTech having on inclusion in education, for example, for vulnerable learners and for learners from disadvantaged or underrepresented backgrounds?”

“A clear theme that is emerging from the written evidence to the Committee is the importance of AI literacy as part of a wider digital fluency. How can AI literacy be better integrated into the curriculum and the assessment system so that pupils and students can learn to use AI safely, effectively and, above all, critic…”

“To follow from Mark’s question, the Government have announced plans to expand AI tutoring tools to deliver personalised one-to-one support. How might the growing use of AI and EdTech, including these tutoring tools, affect the nature of the teacher-pupil relationship? Is there a risk that technology may displace some o…”

“A clear theme that is emerging from the written evidence to the Committee is the importance of AI literacy as part of a wider digital fluency. How can AI literacy be better integrated into the curriculum and the assessment system so that pupils and students can learn to use AI safely, effectively and, above all, critic…”

“To follow from Mark’s question, the Government have announced plans to expand AI tutoring tools to deliver personalised one-to-one support. How might the growing use of AI and EdTech, including these tutoring tools, affect the nature of the teacher-pupil relationship? Is there a risk that technology may displace some o…”

“AI would be another of the things contributing to this perfect storm.”

“What impact are AI and EdTech having on inclusion in education, for example, for vulnerable learners and for learners from disadvantaged or underrepresented backgrounds?”

“There is evidence that entry-level pathways into the labour market are particularly vulnerable to disruption from AI, as you mentioned earlier, Josh. I am thinking, for example, of the hospitality industry, which is traditionally a young people’s sector. Jobs like front-desk jobs are being increasingly automated. This …”

“AI would be another of the things contributing to this perfect storm.”

“There is evidence that entry-level pathways into the labour market are particularly vulnerable to disruption from AI, as you mentioned earlier, Josh. I am thinking, for example, of the hospitality industry, which is traditionally a young people’s sector. Jobs like front-desk jobs are being increasingly automated. This …”

“We heard on the Education Committee harrowing testimonies of the cruelty that unmarried mothers and their babies were subjected to. They were shamed, coerced and separated from their babies, causing lifelong trauma for them all. The Government’s apology is welcome yet long overdue, because for many survivors, official …”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Efford. I thank the hon. Member for Brent West (Barry Gardiner) for securing this important debate on the urgency and duty for policymakers to tackle air pollution—the silent killer in our towns and cities. I also thank all the Members who have contributed so passionat…”

“How confident are you that the AI growth zones will not contribute to speculative development?”