Speeches by Taylor.

“Almost one in five of my constituents work in the freight and logistics industry. These hard-working people deliver Christmas. On Tuesday, I launched a report by the Road Haulage Association and the all-party parliamentary group on freight and logistics that made shocking revelations on the frequency and seriousness of…”

“A couple of years ago, my constituents were hit hard by rocketing gas prices and energy bills, because the last Government left the UK hooked on global gas markets controlled by dictators such as Vladimir Putin. Following the COP summit, can the Prime Minister reassure my constituents in North Warwickshire and Bedworth…”

“I also pay tribute to Lord Prescott. Nearly 20% of my constituents work in the vital freight and logistics sector, yet the industry continues to pick up the bill for the failure of Warwickshire county council to fix my constituents’ pothole-riddled roads. Now that the Government have provided a £500 million increase to…”

“13. What assessment she has made of the adequacy of the condition of local roads.”

“You have talked about a number of civil processes, all of which appear to be costly and lengthy. How long does it take, for example, to get an image taken down? To come back to my initial question, do you think that NCIIs should be classed as illegal in the same way as child sexual abuse material?”

“What you are saying is, if those powers were there, the same process could be used to take down those images.”

“What steps, if any, do you think that we could take to block access to content that is hosted overseas?”

“To move the subject on a bit—sorry, Sam, this one is also for you—what is the process for taking down child sexual abuse material? Could that be applied to NCII content?”

“Do you think the law should be changed to class NCII content as illegal in the same way as child sexual abuse material and terrorist content?”

“But if it is on a non-compliant website and the Revenge Porn Helpline has not been able to help them to get that taken down, what would you suggest they do?”

“If someone wakes up to find their intimate images are available on a porn website, what would you advise them to do?”

“Thank you. I know this is a difficult area for you, so I appreciate your evidence.”

“Because, each second that it is there, more people see it and more harm is created. Do you think that police officers are being adequately trained on the specific need for material to be removed; or is there something the Department could do straightaway in that area?”

“To pre-empt the next question about images that remain online, the worst possible outcome for victims is content that remains online because the police have asked for it to be kept there to aid their investigation.”

“Thank you, Jess. That is much easier for me as well. You were here for the whole of the previous session, so some of the questions may appear repetitive. Apologies for this. Victims of NCII who report to the police are four times as likely to report a negative experience as a positive one. Why do you think this is the …”

“I thank the Ministers for attending. Minister Phillips, would you prefer I call you Jess?”

“Moving on to my last question, if NCII content were made illegal like CSAM, could someone be prosecuted for possessing it on their phone, say, despite not being aware that it was produced non-consensually?”

“In 2022-23, North Warwickshire borough council recorded 912 incidents of fly-tipping and took 172 investigation actions, yet only one fixed penalty notice was issued. This meant that farmers often picked up the cost of removing the problem, and criminal gangs were allowed to get away scot-free. Does the Minister agree …”

“2. What steps he plans to take to help tackle fly-tipping.”

“Do you want to add anything to that, Dr Mann?”