Speeches by Hall.

“We should exploit any opportunities to improve access wherever possible. As I was saying, communities like Warrington do not just need more transparency. We need more capacity and we need delivery that lives up to the promises we have been given.”

“If we want to raise a generation of healthy, thriving children, we must stop treating children’s health as an afterthought. This week, I launched a new survey asking constituents to feed into my work, and I thank everyone who has responded. The responses have helped to shape my contribution to this debate today, along …”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dame Siobhain. I will speak to the clause and from my experience of representing an area that already benefits from the use of zero emission vehicles. Warrington’s Own Buses, our municipal bus company, set out an ambition to replace its entire diesel fleet with a fleet…”

“12. What steps he is taking to increase security at military bases in the UK.”

“To what extent is the Ministry of Defence working with other Government agencies to ensure a joined-up response to emerging threats to military equipment and infrastructure?”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Sir Roger. I am a Warrington MP, and, as has been mentioned, the town has one of the country’s eight remaining municipal bus companies—the award-winning Warrington’s Own Buses. It is a trailblazer, and it is an example of what a municipal bus company can be and what can b…”

“I thank the hon. Gentleman for his comments. I put it on record that Ben Wakerley, who heads up Warrington’s Own Buses, is fantastic. He has been a real asset for us. Experience is an important factor, but it is also about understanding the community that a company serves, and that does not take 30 or 40 years. It just…”

“The entire service was taken offline. How long was it offline for when the attack happened?”

“There is no limit to the number of extensions that are being given, so where is the incentive to meet these deadlines? You can keep extending and extending. There are no repercussions for that.”

“Which is not being met.”

“There is no timeliness target for private law. Is that right? Why is that?”

“The legal aid data breach happened in April of this year. In response to what has happened, Amy, what action has been taken to date?”

“What does “alternative practices” mean?”

“Are there plans to use the same system again, given the flaws? I know that there have been concerns about them being legacy systems, for instance.”

“Are you confident that, in terms of the vulnerabilities and what has happened, lessons have been learnt this time? Is there going to be more due diligence in terms of conversations with suppliers going forwards, for instance, and understanding how this has happened?”

“To take it on to family court services themselves, what has been the impact on family court services of this cyber-attack?”

“We are going to be discussing backlogs shortly. Has that put extra pressure on a system that is already under immense pressure?”

“I am going to carry on, if I may, with the 26-week statutory deadline, which has not been met since it was introduced in 2014. How is it being monitored? This is not happening; you are aware that it is not happening. Fran, how are you monitoring it and what is the frequency of monitoring?”

“I am happy either way.”

“This has been the pattern for 10 years. I appreciate that you are monitoring it and keeping an eye on it, but it is not getting better, is it?”