Speeches by Huq.

“I will call Susan Murray to move the motion and then the Minister to respond. I remind other Members that they may make a speech only with the prior permission of Susan Murray and the Minister. Because this is a 30-minute debate, there will not be an opportunity for Susan Murray to make a winding-up speech at the end.”

“Order. I remind Members to bob if they want to speak, and then we will work out who is next.”

“This is a popular debate, so there will be a time limit of three minutes to begin with, but it might drop down. The first exemplar of perfect timing will be Samantha Niblett.”

“I call Blake Stephenson to wind up in 20 seconds.”

“We have done the maths; we can allow Members two minutes and 30 seconds.”

“Order. Potentially the final three-minute speech will be Henry Tufnell, and then we might have to drop the time limit to two minutes.”

“I call Minister—and birthday boy—Michael Shanks to respond for the Government.”

“Order. Can I just remind the hon. Member about use of the word “you”? I always get told off by the Deputy Speaker for it. “You” means me, because I am in the Chair. It should be, “Does the hon. Member agree?” But I think we get the point.”

“And what about your relationship with TikTok? It is actually banned in this building—the server will not allow it and it stops you—and on our parliamentary devices. I just wondered about that, because that is for the post-13-year-olds, isn’t it?”

“It is too old in our house.”

“It has had similar legislation there?”

“In the factual sphere, would you ever do anything like kids’ reality shows?”

“Is part of your mission to be countering disinformation and misinformation? There is so much out there.”

“You have not monetised your content, but it was interesting to hear that the advertising restrictions, you said, Patricia, have been—is that the unhealthy food stuff? Can you just say a little bit more about that?”

“Thank you all. I think a lot of people in this room were in Manchester the other week, so it is good to see you on home turf. If I am declaring an interest, I am a former member of staff in a section that does not exist anymore, the BBC Popular Music Library in the 1990s, which has probably been rationalised out of exi…”

“Do you get any recognition or thanks or money from the Department of Education for all this?”

“Even an age thing, like with the cinema, there are 15s, there are 18s, there is PG.”

“Do you have an active plan to grow that, to get it into more schools? Patricia it: As I said, moving it to be produced now by BBC News means that BBC News is supporting and promoting “Newsround” in a very different way than it did in the past, using its own news reporters, who have faces that are very well known, and l…”

“This report seems to show that public service broadcasting for kids is shrinking. ITV does not do it anymore. Channel 4 has not done it forever. Even in America, Trump has signed an executive order to stop public service broadcasting. That is “Sesame Street”. I know that you said that most things are associated with th…”

“So that boosts that figure of 3.5 million.”