Speeches by Ghani.

“Then please continue. If you wish to respond to that intervention, you may do so, and I will go to another speaker afterwards.”

“Order. We are debating the amendments to the Bill, not SNP policy.”

“Order. To ensure that I can call everybody in the time remaining, Back-Bench speeches will be limited to three minutes, after a maiden speech by Iqbal Mohamed.”

“I call Nick Timothy.”

“I call the Minister.”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“Order. Please be seated. We have a speech mid-flow. Is that correct?”

“We have heard many powerful and moving contributions, the last of which will be from Dave Robertson.”

“Order. I call Jim Allister.”

“Order. I call Sarah Hall.”

“We now come to the Front Benchers. I call the shadow Minister.”

“Order. It is highly unusual for other Members to contribute to an Adjournment debate, because it is a conversation between the lead Member and the Minister. I believe that you have sought permission, but it is still highly unusual, so I assume that the contribution will be short before the Minister responds.”

“Order.”

“I call James Asser, whose patience has been noted.”

“I call Andy MacNae.”

“I am not sure I will endorse fighting at the Dispatch Box.”

“Given the mention of Uckfield, I will be listening to the answer very closely.”

“Order. Around a dozen Members wish to speak, and we have only a few minutes left, so let us try to be as short and sharp as we can.”

“I call Jenny Riddell-Carpenter to make her maiden speech.”