Speeches by Ghani.

“Before we begin the general debate, I remind the House that on Wednesday last week, Mr Speaker renewed the waiver relating to matters sub judice in respect of ongoing or adjourned Grenfell Tower inquests and cases relating to cladding. This is to allow debate to take place on relevant policy matters, including the phas…”

“Order. I must remind Members that contributions are made through the Chair, so it is important to make eye contact with the Chair rather than with the Minister on the Front Bench.”

“I call the Minister.”

“Members are guided to talk about any such conflict before they speak on the Floor of the House. I am not sure that this has a direct impact on proceedings, but the right hon. Gentleman’s point has been noted.”

“I am grateful for all the bobbing, but we must now go to the Front-Bench speakers. I call the shadow Minister.”

“Is the point of order directly relevant to the current proceedings?”

“I call another doctor, Dr Kieran Mullan.”

“It was wonderful to hear from two musicians, and Sir Chris Bryant has given away his true old age. Question put and agreed to.”

“Order. That concludes Education questions. I am sorry that I could not fit everyone in; better luck next time.”

“We are moving on to topicals; the questions will be short, and the ministerial responses will be snappy.”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“I call the shadow Minister.”

“That is the end of the urgent question. I thank all Members who participated. In reference to the Secretary of State earlier, the privilege of choosing UQs is down to the Chair and is based on merit and the urgency of the point being raised.”

“I call Jim Shannon to show us how it is done.”

“If Members are bobbing, they should be prepared to be called to speak.”

“I call Calvin Bailey.”

“Before we begin today’s business, I remind Members that the deadline for submitting nominations and any supporting statements for the Select Committee Chair elections is 4 pm today.”

“I call the Liberal Democrat Front-Bench spokesperson, Sarah Olney.”

“I call the Liberal Democrats spokesperson.”

“Members should continue to bob if they want to be called. I am going to call everybody, as I know the Secretary of State also wants to respond to everybody. I call the previous Chair of the Business and Trade Committee.”