Speeches by Vaz.

“I think we can squeeze one more Back-Bench speaker in. I call Clive Jones.”

“Last but not least, I call Tom Gordon.”

“Order. I call Patrick Hurley to speak.”

“Order. I am really sorry; we are done.”

“I am reliably informed that each person will have one minute in which to speak; I am afraid that I will have to stop people after one minute. Obviously, this is the debate of the Member in charge and therefore he could take as long as he liked; he also took quite a few interventions.”

“Hon. Members can see the time now and we have to take wind-ups from about 5.8 pm. A number of people have put their names down to speak, so could Members stand if they want to speak and then we can work out timings?”

“I will call Luke Murphy to move the motion and then the Minister to respond. There will not be an opportunity for the Member in charge to wind up, as is the convention for a 30-minute debate.”

“I can get the last two speakers in if they take a minute each.”

“I call Seamus Logan. Oh, do you not want to speak?”

“Order. I must ask you to address the Chair, Mr Crichton.”

“Order. You have had 10 minutes, Mr Doogan. I am really sorry, but this is unfair to other Members.”

“Order. I call Torcuil Crichton.”

“We are going to have to go down to an informal three-minute limit to get everyone in.”

“The hon. Member obviously has the title of Mr Scotland. I am afraid I will have to impose a very informal time limit of around four minutes so that everyone is able to get in.”

“Order. I remind the hon. Member for Angus and Perthshire Glens that he has spoken for 10 minutes already. If every other hon. Member takes that amount of time, we will not be able to hear from everybody.”

“A number of hon. Members wish to speak, and we will have to take the wind-ups at about 3.28 pm.”

“I call Gregor Poynton—”

“It is a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for Harrow East (Bob Blackman). Again, in the best traditions of Sir David Amess, I will be going around my constituency. He is sorely missed here, and our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this difficult time—a time of family. I will raise four local issues, one int…”

“I call the Opposition spokesperson.”

“If no other Members wish to speak, I call the Lib Dem spokesperson, Steff Aquarone.”