Speeches by Griffith.

“That is very helpful and obviously we recognise what you are saying in terms of the limitations of the studies there have been. Perhaps you could tell us a little about what your particular research has found about the long and short-term health impacts of both egg donation and freezing—things such as whether there is …”

“Like the hon. Member for Tiverton and Minehead (Rachel Gilmour), I would like to note that my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests will be updated to reflect the support of the UK Friends of Ukraine for our visit last week. It was very good to see the Foreign Secretary in Kyiv last Tuesday for the very…”

“While I recognise the wisdom of increasing budget headroom and I very much welcome the record Budget settlement the Chancellor has given to Welsh Government, so that they can fund and improve public services, can she explain how she is ensuring that those with the most wealth pay their fair share, so that our Welsh Lab…”

“A very happy St David’s day to you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and to everyone here. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Newport West and Islwyn (Ruth Jones) on taking the initiative for this debate. It is a pleasure to have the opportunity in the St David’s day debate to highlight some of the very positive steps t…”

“I know my hon. Friend knows it well. Beer Park was named last year as the best independent beer and cider retailer in the UK, and it was shortlisted again this year for the prestigious drinks retailing awards. Then we have DesignYO!, a design company that has gone from being a work-from-home start-up to taking on anoth…”

“Does the hon. Member not recognise that there have been two very successful auctions for offshore floating wind, and the electric arc furnace has already started to be built in Port Talbot? We have the development of the ports in Milford and Port Talbot, plus the defence college and the associated factories that will g…”

“As my hon. Friend will know, our hon. Friend the Member for Paisley and Renfrewshire South (Johanna Baxter) has done a lot of work on the stolen children. She said that the Minister had mentioned the issue in New York, and she was very touched by that. Does he agree that the work she has been doing, in the face of a ho…”

“I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Nottingham East (Nadia Whittome) not only for taking the initiative on this debate, but for making a fantastic opening speech and saying so much about our trans community that is so important. I will come back to that in a moment. In this LGBT+ History Month debate, it is important…”

“Helen, you probably want to come in on that, but can I perhaps pick up on something you said earlier? We understand that the HFEA reports there have been no cases of severe OHSS in egg donors reported in the clinics in 2024-25, but you were talking about a third. Perhaps you could just touch on the two issues there.”

“Are you saying it should specifically be for immediate health impacts?”

“Zeynep, are we adequately protecting the health and wellbeing of people who donate their eggs in the UK, and are there any gaps in the reporting or any under-reporting that you know of?”

“You have talked about the general effects. Perhaps we could return very specifically to current research on long-term health effects. Is there anything specific that you are aware of?”

“I will come to Zeynep in a moment, but if I could just follow up on the issue about reporting. Helen, you mentioned this slightly, but perhaps you could elaborate on whether there are regulatory gaps that lead to under-reporting or inconsistent reporting of problems.”

“Thank you very much for coming in. We thought we would start off with concerns about egg donation in general. Does UK regulation adequately protect the health and wellbeing of people who donate or freeze their eggs?”

“Time and again, small manufacturing firms in my constituency of Llanelli tell me that high energy costs are making it difficult for them to be competitive, and they feel that they are on the edge. Given the lack of investment by the previous Conservative Government and the fact that this Government are playing catch-up…”

“It is a pleasure to serve with you as Chair, Ms Butler. I thank all those who signed the petition, which speaks to a growing awareness and concern about the extent of Russian interference in our democracy. I note the particularly high number of signatories from Wales, doubtless because of disgust at the treachery of Na…”

“With the caveat of there being a lack of data, that sounds like a detailed response and a very concerning one. Are there any particular sectors that are giving you cause for concern?”

“Do I understand from your opening remarks that you think CIISA might need to be more powerful? If so, is there a case for it becoming a statutory body?”

“To what extent is there harassment, bullying and discrimination in the creative industries?”

“Are there any particular changes in the types or patterns of things that are coming to you since the last inquiry, or is it very similar to what you have already brought to the Committee?”