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I will now briefly suspend the House in order that arrangements can be made for the next item of business. Sitting suspended.

The Question is as on the Order Paper. As many as are of that opinion say “Aye.” [Hon.

Oh, I am sorry. We don’t go anywhere. Grahame Morris is here.

We now go to Grahame Morris.

Thank you. How we wish we could really go to Ayrshire—well, at least I do. But now we go to Cheadle, and Mary Robinson.

May I, on behalf of all the hon. Gentleman’s friends from across the House, wish him well on his last appearance here in this Chamber?

May I, on behalf of all the hon. Gentleman’s friends from across the House, wish him well on his last appearance here in this Chamber?

This is an opportune moment for me to give notice to people who are hoping to speak in the debate—those here in the Chamber, but particul

This is an opportune moment for me to give notice to people who are hoping to speak in the debate—those here in the Chamber, but particul

On that happy note, I will now briefly suspend the House for three minutes so that preparations can be made for the next item of business