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Written Answers — Department of Health: Genetics: Research (31 Mar 2017)

Alan Meale: To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will provide an update on his Department's work on the 100,000 Genomes Project; and if he will make a statement.

Written Answers — Department of Health: Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (30 Mar 2017)

Alan Meale: To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps his Department is taking to ensure that diagnosis and management of familial hypercholesterolaemia is consistent across England.

Written Answers — Department of Health: Familial Hypercholesterolaemia (30 Mar 2017)

Alan Meale: To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what steps his Department is taking to help all clinical commissioning groups to provide adequate access to genetic cascade testing services for familial hypercholesterolemia in their areas.

Private Renting: Homeless and Vulnerable People ( 8 Feb 2017)

Alan Meale: Mr Benyon, I understand that you have ceded your one minute to Mr Burrowes behind you.

Private Renting: Homeless and Vulnerable People ( 8 Feb 2017)

Alan Meale: Minister, I know time is going to be very tight, but if you could leave a minute for Mr Benyon to wind up, I am sure Members would be appreciative.

Private Renting: Homeless and Vulnerable People ( 8 Feb 2017)

Alan Meale: Mr Jones, you have literally one minute. I am allowing you to speak only because I did not see your indication that you wanted to do so.

Private Renting: Homeless and Vulnerable People ( 8 Feb 2017)

Alan Meale: Order. I intend to call the Front-Bench speakers at 5.10 pm so there is not much time left and a number of Members have indicated that they want to be called. If you could look at the clock and try to be as sparing as possible in your own contributions, that would help the general debate.

Accelerated Access Review — [Sir Alan Meale in the Chair] (13 Dec 2016)

Alan Meale: Before we proceed, I say to Members that we are running very close to the line now. A number of Members have taken the trouble to write in and I need to try to call them all, so I ask each Member to restrict whatever they bring up to a maximum of five minutes, or hopefully less.

Accelerated Access Review — [Sir Alan Meale in the Chair] (13 Dec 2016)

Alan Meale: Six Members have made written requests to speak. Our plan, under the guidelines, is to bring in the Front-Bench spokespeople at 10.30 am, so we have little time left. If speakers and anyone making interventions are very succinct, we will get in as many Members as possible in this important debate.

Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Pigs: Animal Welfare (13 Dec 2016)

Alan Meale: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what steps she is taking to improve enforcement of (a) paragraph 15 on environmental enrichment for pigs of Schedule 8 to the Aftercare of Farmed Animals (England) Regulations 2007 and (b) paragraph 5 on tail docking of pigs of Schedule 3 to the Mutilations (Permitted Procedures) (England) Regulations 2007.

Refugee Family Reunion (Immigration Rules) (29 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Before the Minister begins, I ask him to leave a small period of time at the end so that the hon. Member for Bristol West (Thangam Debbonaire) can wind up.

Written Answers — Prime Minister: Honours (18 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: To ask the Prime Minister, whether her nomination of people for a peerage takes account of age as well as merit; and if she will make a statement.

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: I call Alex Chalk to sum up—briefly.

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Before you begin, Minister, may I ask you to be so kind as to consider leaving up to a minute at the end of your speech for Mr Chalk to sum up?

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Mr Donaldson, everybody gets worried and wants more time. Don’t worry about it.

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Dr Cameron, you have five minutes.

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Order. Before I call Stuart Blair Donaldson, let me just tell you why you are being called last: because you intervened earlier and took some time. Do not think that your being new to the House goes against you in any way. You now have your four minutes.

Social Media and Young People's Mental Health ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: This is only a 60-minute debate and seven Members of Parliament have written in to take part, if they can. As is laid down by the Chairman of Ways and Means, I have to provide the Front Benchers a total of 20 minutes of speaking time, which only leaves a short period for all the hon. Members who have indicated that they want to speak. Therefore, I will impose a time limit of four minutes per...

Housing in Kent — [Sir Alan Meale in the Chair] ( 2 Nov 2016)

Alan Meale: Order. This debate is a short one—only 30 minutes. The mover of the debate has so far been very understanding in giving way and I have been kind in allowing that, but perhaps we could allow him to make his speech and, if there is time left before the Minister speaks, I will be willing to allow other contributions. Perhaps hon. Members could be more understanding.

Local Government Pension Scheme — [Sir Edward Leigh in the Chair] (24 Oct 2016)

Alan Meale: First, I congratulate the hon. Gentleman on the fine way in which he has approached this important debate and got it going. This is an important question. In the 1960s, an ex-Prime Minister, Harold Wilson, forced through a report on the financial institutions, which revealed that over 70%—I think it was 74% at the time—of the FT share index was owned by pension funds. That shows how...


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