Speeches by Hamilton.

“This bin dispute is causing chaos in the city, including in Birmingham Erdington. What discussions have the Government had with Birmingham city council regarding not just the bin collections, but the impact on public health and the environment? It is so important that we look at the health and safety of local residents…”

“Before I move on to my second point, the thing that I have noticed is that the morale in the service is rock bottom. To change structures you need a willingness, and I don’t know if the willingness is still there. It may have been pulled out when I was not here. I interlink with the organisation, and they are concerned…”

“Is it realistic?”

“Is it realistic, and will it make a difference?”

“My question is about the soaring costs. As everybody knows about NHSE, it has been said that the staff and admin costs soared to over £2 billion. It has also been said that there was lots and lots of duplication in NHSE. My question is quite a positive one. What savings do you think could be made going forward with the…”

“Today is about getting your honest opinion, and that is what we are here for. I will go straight over to Siva.”

“Do you personally believe that that quote about duplication is correct?”

“You don’t have to answer this, but I am going to ask each of you whether you feel this reorganisation will work: yes or no?”

“I have a final question to all three of you, but just give me one point because then we can move on. I am trying to be positive here. What are the main opportunities from abolishing NHSE to improve health outcomes and how can we realise these?”

“That is a good place to stop. Thank you all.”

“What assessment has the Minister made of the adequacy of research into and the provision of fibroid treatment for women, taking into consideration that fibroids are three times more likely to appear in black women than in white women?”

“3. What assessment he has made of the adequacy of the provision of health services for women.”

“I thank my hon. Friend for such a brilliant report. I welcome the commitment to an accessible road map as part of Labour’s transformational Great British Railways reform. What positive role does my hon. Friend see this road map playing in improving accessible travel across the country?”

“I thank the hon. Member for Huntingdon (Ben Obese-Jecty) for securing this important debate. Knife crime continues to cast a dark shadow over our communities, claiming young lives, shattering families and leaving a trail of devastation in its wake. Last year, 10 people were stabbed every week in Birmingham—a statistic …”

“Good morning to you both. I am going to go back to the title of today’s session: social care reform and the cost of inaction. Like Josh, I led social care in Birmingham, which is ethnically very diverse as a community. In Birmingham, we found that people from large numbers of our ethnic minority groups, including parts…”

“Also, why did you start going?”

“Should local authorities be offering more support than they are?”

“Holly, would you like to say anything regarding what is going on with the reforms at the moment, especially around PIP?”

“This question is more for Jayne, so I hope that you guys do not mind. Following on from yesterday’s announcements and the reforms coming through to PIP payments, what do you understand it to mean? How are you feeling at the moment, as a mum who is looking after a young person with additional needs? How do you feel abou…”

“Holly, what about you?”