“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This is a total humiliation and embarrassment for the government. Yesterday they published an emergency change to government business in order to ram the Hillsborough law through this House with no notice and an abso…”
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I'm not going to come to the despatch box now without registering my sadness, and I'm sure everyone across this house at the dreadful news about Ann Widdecombe. And we'll talk about this later, I'm sure, but I just w…”
“Will the Leader of the House give us the forthcoming business, perhaps including the business relating to the item just raised under the point of order?…”
“I thank the Leader of the House very much for that business update and for the news of the debate on Wednesday. That will be an opportunity for Back-Bench Members to put matters on the record—but for scrutiny of the Government, actually, by…”
“I thank the Leader of the House for his remarks, and fully echo both their detail and their sentiment. As he says, accessibility should never be an afterthought. In the case of the House of Commons, there is not just the common decency that…”
“I congratulate the honourable Member for North Durham (Luke Akehurst) on his excellent speech and on securing this debate, and all those who have participated in it. I thank the Minister for allowing me a few words. On your behalf, Madam De…”
“I thank the Leader of the House for his statement and for advance notice of it, but I think it should be noted by the House that this—I am sure he would agree—is a bit of a mess. The Public Office (Accountability) Bill was in Committee in D…”
“I thank the Leader of the House for those words. I would like, in supporting the motion, to add one small cautionary note. It has been relayed to me, both by constituency staff and by other bodies, particularly the trade unions, that there …”