Speeches by Blake.

“Going back to research, do you have an order of magnitude figure that you imagine would need to be invested in this to get new products available to the market? Is it very much primary research, or are we closer to a solution than that?”

“Are there any specific projects elsewhere in the world you can point to where that funding is being made available?”

“Moving on to research, is there anything we should recommend in the innovation space to support new products or new approaches that you would like to see us asking for from Government?”

“Going back to research, do you have an order of magnitude figure that you imagine would need to be invested in this to get new products available to the market? Is it very much primary research, or are we closer to a solution than that?”

“Given the difficulty of disposal—and I appreciate your answer to the last question—what does safe disposal look like for you as an organisation?”

“I want to bottom out completely what alternatives could be considered, because it is quite worrying to hear that there does not seem to be any commercially viable options for you. I want to make sure that I've absolutely understood that.”

“Moving on to research, is there anything we should recommend in the innovation space to support new products or new approaches that you would like to see us asking for from Government?”

“I want to bottom out completely what alternatives could be considered, because it is quite worrying to hear that there does not seem to be any commercially viable options for you. I want to make sure that I've absolutely understood that.”

“Is it probably on the larger side of R&D funding?”

“I have three questions. The first one is in three parts. I would appreciate swift answers, given the time. They are all for Mr McCourt, if that is okay. First, do you agree that we will need strong regulation of the production of SAF as it sector expands? Are there risks of habitat destruction, such as deforestation, w…”

“I have three questions. The first one is in three parts. I would appreciate swift answers, given the time. They are all for Mr McCourt, if that is okay. First, do you agree that we will need strong regulation of the production of SAF as it sector expands? Are there risks of habitat destruction, such as deforestation, w…”

“I want to ask about where the Government should be spending its research money. Should the UK Government be putting more into synthetic fuels, using direct air capture and waste CO2, rather than biofuels, hydrogen or batteries? Should another tech be prioritised for R&D? If so, why?”

“Finally, the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill aims to reduce the cost of SAF, but it will still be more expensive than kerosene jet fuel. Would parity in fuel pricing help drive the industry to take up SAF faster? What level should kerosene jet fuel be taxed at?”

“I want to ask about where the Government should be spending its research money. Should the UK Government be putting more into synthetic fuels, using direct air capture and waste CO2, rather than biofuels, hydrogen or batteries? Should another tech be prioritised for R&D? If so, why?”

“Finally, the Sustainable Aviation Fuel Bill aims to reduce the cost of SAF, but it will still be more expensive than kerosene jet fuel. Would parity in fuel pricing help drive the industry to take up SAF faster? What level should kerosene jet fuel be taxed at?”

“According to Cancer Research UK, 86% of melanoma skin cancer cases are preventable. My constituent Charlotte, who has stage 4 melanoma, is leading a campaign alongside Melanoma Focus to get better enforcement for the ban on sunbeds for under-18s and to stop the use of harmful melanotan II products such as tanning nasal…”

“11. Whether his Department has made an assessment of the effectiveness of the ban on the use of sunbeds by under-18s.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Jardine, and I thank my hon. Friend the Member for Poole (Neil Duncan-Jordan) for securing this debate. It is clear from some of my colleagues’ comments and from some of the discourse on this topic that many politicians do not understand the lives of disabled people. I…”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered child poverty and no recourse to public funds. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Huq. I refer the House to my declaration in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests, on the help I receive from the Refugee, Asylum and Migration Policy Project and as co-…”

“Yes, I agree. My hon. Friend makes an important point that we have choices. This is not inevitable, and the upcoming strategy is an opportunity that will hopefully allow us to turn the corner for many families. The all-party parliamentary group on poverty and inequality and the all-party parliamentary group on migratio…”