In Parliament

We have managed to get all the Back Benchers in, but the Front Benchers will have to shave down their time to four minutes and then eight mi

I call Mick Whitley.

Moving forward, the time limit on speeches will be two minutes. I call Marco Longhi.

Before we come to other Back Benchers, I remind everybody that we will start the Front-Bench speeches at 5.30 pm.

Order. I remind hon. Members participating physically and virtually that they must arrive for the start of the debates in Westminster Hall.

I call the Minister, mindful that we will have a winding-up speech from Peter Dowd at the end.

Before I call Back Benchers to speak, I remind Members that in this 90-minute debate we will be calling the Front Benchers no later than 3.4

I remind hon. Members participating physically and virtually that they must arrive for the start of debates in Westminster Hall.

We are drawing to a close. I am mindful of the time—we have literally two minutes left—so we might as well end slightly early.

With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Amendment 10 in schedule 1, page 6, line 26, at end insert “with th