Alan Haselhurst

Order. Before I call the hon. Member for West Bromwich, West (Mr. Bailey), I want to give notice that the time limit will have to come down if we are to give every hon. Member the opportunity to speak. Therefore, after the next speech the limit will come down to 15 minutes—and I hope that the hon. Gentleman might also try to work within that framework.

— from debate entitled “European Affairs”

The three speeches/headings immediately before

  1. 1 earlier:

    Several hon. Members:

    rose —

  2. 2 earlier: Edward Davey

    Well, we can address it only by co-operating with other EU countries; I would have thought that that was self-evident.

    The European Council is very important. We need to drive home on the economic agenda, and also on the climate change agenda. I hope we can find a way out of the problems that we have got ourselves into over institutional change. I hope we can use this chance to take forward a very positive agenda on Europe, which my party would support.

  3. 3 earlier: Peter Bone

    Human trafficking is a serious issue. I am a member of the all-party group on trafficking of women and children, and one issue that has come up is that young women are trafficked from other EU countries into this country quite legally and then forced into prostitution because there are not border controls for EU citizens. How would the hon. Gentleman address that problem?

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