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Order. The hon. Lady questions whether the hon. Gentleman is speaking to the motion; I think I know the motion quite well, and the hon.

Order. I should say for the sake of clarification that I hope we can manage without a time limit this afternoon.

And so we move on, and come to the debate on the role and response of the devolved Administrations to COP26, an event that will take plac

Order. Just before the right hon. Lady asks any more questions, let me say that she has significantly exceeded her time.

I am afraid I have to reduce the time limit to three minutes in an attempt to give everybody a chance to speak.

I would like to try to give everybody the opportunity to speak, although it might not be possible.

Order. We cannot have shouting from Members who are sitting down. If the hon.

Order. We now have a time limit of five minutes. I call Stephen Crabb.

It will be obvious to the House that a great many Members wish to catch my eye.

With the leave of the House, we shall take motions 4 to 9 together. Motion made, and Question put forthwith ( Standing Order No.