On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. Can you advise the House of the rules on parliamentary privilege? Certain Conservative Members have used the opportunity of the statement to slander NUS presidents and other members of the NUS, and it is clearly unacceptable.

Mr Lammy, you have made your point in your way. You will know-

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Is it further to the same point of order?

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You will know the rules of the House, Mr Lammy, and what privilege entails. You have made your point in your usual way.

On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. Can you investigate whether there is currently any obstruction to accessing the House, because no comments or contributions were made by Liberal Democrat Members during the previous statement?

I certainly called Tom Brake; he had no problem getting in, and I understand that he has had no problem getting out.

On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. The answer given by the Secretary of State to a point that I made about access to work grants contradicted one that I had been given by his own Department in a response to a constituent's inquiry. May I ask that the Secretary of State come back to clarify the position?

Both the Secretary of State and those on the Treasury Bench will have heard the point made, but I do not want an extension of the recent debate.