Speeches by Ghani.

“I remind Members that, in Committee, Members should not address the Chair as “Deputy Speaker”. Please use our names when addressing the Chair. “Madam Chair” or “Chair” are also acceptable. Clause 1 Announcement of fiscally significant measures”

“That concludes that very serious statement. I will give those on the Front Bench some time to vacate the Chamber and allow the new Ministers to take their seats.”

“I call Will Stone to make his maiden speech.”

“I thought I would offer some tips to colleagues in the Chamber. If you are bobbing, you will be called. If you are on the list, but are not bobbing, you are indicating to the Chair or the Speaker that you no longer wish to be called, so if you hope to be called, bob throughout the debate. If you are on the list and com…”

“That speech will delight every corner of Portsmouth North. I call Dave Doogan.”

“I call Amanda Martin to make her maiden speech.”

“A very strong maiden speech, without a script in hand—your parents will be proud.”

“I call Dr Jeevun Sandher to make his maiden speech.”

“Order. This is an Adjournment debate and interventions must be super-short.”

“I call Wendy Chamberlain.”

“I call the shadow Secretary of State.”

“I call Katrina Murray to make her maiden speech.”

“Will the Serjeant at Arms investigate the delay in the No Lobby?”

“I call Rachel Taylor to make her maiden speech.”

“I call David Pinto-Duschinsky to make his maiden speech.”

“I have no doubt that the hon. Gentleman will do his family very proud—but for me, comfort breaks will never be the same. I call Bobby Dean to make his maiden speech.”

“Does the point of order relate to the business being discussed right now?”

“So it is “the Wirral” or “on the Wirral”—that is definitely noted. We now have Luke Charters.”

“I call Matthew Patrick to make his maiden speech.”

“The hon. Lady may be the youngest woman here but she definitely packs a punch. Members, please refrain from using “you” or “your”, because you are talking through the Chair and I do not think you mean me.”