Graham Brady: That would be a good idea.
Graham Brady: My hon. Friend mentions the station at Manchester airport, but she must beware that the proposed station is actually a quarter of a mile away from the airport, at Davenport Green. Would it not make far more sense to put the airport station at the airport?
Graham Brady: Order. I am sorry to interrupt the hon. Gentleman, who has already gone slightly over our informal time limit. I have just been advised that there is a problem with the sound on the broadcast. Any Members who have spoken while there has been a problem can be reassured that their words will be recorded in Hansard but may not be available on the broadcast. I have been advised to suspend the...
Graham Brady: Order. I am grateful to Members for the brevity of their contributions. There are not quite as many Members standing as had indicated earlier that they wished to speak, so we can relax the time limit to seven minutes. I call Jackie Doyle-Price.
Graham Brady: Before I call Elliot Colburn to move the motion, it will help if I say that as this is a heavily subscribed debate, I might have to impose a five-minute time limit. The more Members keep their contributions brief, the more likely I can avoid doing that.
Graham Brady: Order. Before I call the next speaker, let me say that I will start with an informal five-minute time limit. If Members can keep to that, I will not have to impose a formal time limit.
Graham Brady: To ask the Secretary of State for Education, what steps his Department is taking to ensure that Muslim students unable to access the traditional student finance system are able to access an alternative, faith-compliant method; and what his planned timetable is for such a system becoming fully operable.
Graham Brady: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, what assessment his Department has made of the cost of each quality-adjusted life year added to 5 to 11 year old children as a result of offering that cohort a covid-19 vaccination.
Graham Brady: I warmly welcome the Prime Minister’s statement. He will be aware of growing international evidence that lockdowns have been largely ineffective in preventing covid mortality, and we are acutely aware of the massive damage that lockdowns have done economically and to the non-covid health of people. Will he review pandemic planning for the future to make sure that these crucial lessons are...
Graham Brady: Order. I am terribly sorry to interrupt the right hon. Lady, but we cannot have interventions during what should be a very brief winding-up speech.
Graham Brady: To ask the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care, pursuant to the Answer of 6 September 2021 to Question 38143 on Coronavirus: Research, what his timetable is for publication of the research funded by the National Institute for Health Research.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government amendments 45 and 46. Clause stand part.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss clause stand part.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss clauses 100 to 103 stand part.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government amendment 40. Clause stand part. Clause 105 stand part. Government amendments 41 and 42. Clauses 106 to 108 stand part.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss the following: Government amendment 48. That schedule 1 be the First schedule to the Bill.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss that schedule 2 be the Second schedule to the Bill.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss that schedule 3 be the Third schedule to the Bill.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss clauses 113 and 114 stand part.
Graham Brady: With this it will be convenient to discuss that schedule 4 be the Fourth schedule to the Bill.