Speeches by Law.

“Moving to another big topic with a big number attached, for the UK to meet our £11.6 billion International Climate Finance commitments, the Government need to deliver £3.4 billion in 2025-26 alone. Is the FCDO currently on track to deliver this?”

“Parts of Britain such as Cornwall that have national minority status have been working towards devolution for decades, if not centuries. Given that the Minister has outlined a certain pace and ambition in this White Paper, will he work with Cornwall council, town and parish councils, and ourselves to ensure that that p…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Efford, and to follow my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Perran Moon), who spoke so lucidly about the challenges we face in building a home-grown supply chain and heeding the lessons of history. I am grateful for the opportunity to speak in this imp…”

“Does the hon. Gentleman agree that reducing the prevalence of second homes is a crucial part of ensuring that people can afford to live and work in the communities they are from?”

“Does the Minister agree that this Government’s decision to raise stamp duty in such a manner is vital for tackling the plague of second homes that we have seen in communities such as Cornwall?”

“Q4. In the last couple of months since I spoke to the Prime Minister here about the need for social and industrial investment in Cornwall, we have had a fresh tranche of shared prosperity funding, a huge boost to international interest in our cleanest energy industries, and a road map to greater political autonomy that…”

“Where do you see the opportunities in the future for N4G?”

“And measurability on the ground?”

“I will dig into that a bit more. You talked about the fatigue that has arisen and the inconsistent effectiveness, which is perhaps leading to the fatigue. Is that the main thing? How would you characterise it? Why is that fatigue coming about?”

“You have talked a lot about effectiveness already, which is helpful, but do you want to reflect on any of the successes of previous N4Gs, whether financial at the high level or more on the ground?”

“You have talked a lot about effectiveness already, which is helpful, but do you want to reflect on any of the successes of previous N4Gs, whether financial at the high level or more on the ground?”

“You have talked a lot about effectiveness already, which is helpful, but do you want to reflect on any of the successes of previous N4Gs, whether financial at the high level or more on the ground?”

“I will dig into that a bit more. You talked about the fatigue that has arisen and the inconsistent effectiveness, which is perhaps leading to the fatigue. Is that the main thing? How would you characterise it? Why is that fatigue coming about?”

“Where do you see the opportunities in the future for N4G?”

“And measurability on the ground?”

“I will dig into that a bit more. You talked about the fatigue that has arisen and the inconsistent effectiveness, which is perhaps leading to the fatigue. Is that the main thing? How would you characterise it? Why is that fatigue coming about?”

“Where do you see the opportunities in the future for N4G?”

“And measurability on the ground?”

“Community pharmacies are becoming an increasingly important part of our place-based healthcare provision, so I am pleased that our Government are committing to more localised delivery. None the less, numerous pharmacies in the St Austell and Newquay constituency have closed in recent years, thanks to a shocking contrac…”

“I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Bournemouth East (Tom Hayes) for his speech and my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Perran Moon) for securing this vital debate and for his thorough introduction to critical minerals. I must begin by declaring an interest as chair of the all-party parliamentary grou…”