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I thank everyone concerned for the opportunity to lead this debate on behalf of the Levelling Up,...
Will my hon. Friend reflect on the fact that, when local authority spending on social care is squ...
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That is a great point from my hon. Friend. We recognise that that care is generally provided with...
The hon. Gentleman is giving a very clear explanation of local government funding, and I would ex...
The hon. Gentleman makes a good point, and he has been through some of those discussions on the S...
May I start by saying how delightful it is to see you back in your proper place, Madam Deputy Spe...
Figures are bandied around, but I think that the figure is somewhere between £7 billion and £14 b...
I agree; indeed, I will mention workforce later.
The Government have, of course, responded ...
My right hon. Friend is making an excellent speech. Does he agree that we still grossly undervalu...
My only caveat is that my right hon. Friend says “we”. In the community, we do not.
As a country.
Publicly, as a country, we may well do so. They are a hidden army of people acting well, purely o...
It is lovely to see you back in the Chair, Madam Deputy Speaker. I thank the hon. Member for Shef...
It is a pleasure to see you back in the Chair on International Women’s Day, Madam Deputy Speaker....
The hon. Lady is talking about the fair cost of care. I declare an interest as a vice-president o...
I thank the hon. Gentleman for his intervention; much more work needs to be done in this space.
I was not going to speak, but I have been drawn by some of the speeches that I have heard to add ...
Thank you. I call the shadow Minister.
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Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and may I also welcome you back? It is great to see you in the C...
I add my voice to all those who have welcomed you back to the Chair in recent days, Madam Deputy ...
The Minister is talking about the balance between funding being found locally and funding from ce...
I am grateful to the hon. Lady for her intervention. I will come to her points in a moment.
Does my hon. Friend acknowledge that in massive counties such as Devon, outside the urban south, ...
I certainly acknowledge that there are differences in individual circumstances between rural area...
If I may make a little more progress, I will happily give way to the hon. Gentleman.
I reco...
I thank the Minister for giving way; his further comments were quite helpful because they lead on...
As I think the hon. Gentleman is aware, substantial additional funding has gone into the system. ...
I have detained the House, but I will be happy to give way briefly.
I am grateful to the Minister. The point about long-term funding is so important. Until a couple ...
I am happy to confirm that the Government are trying, where we are able, to offer greater visibil...
I appreciate the Minister’s generosity in giving way, and I completely agree on the kind of long-...
I know that my colleagues across Government will be working hard to get the final elements of the...
Madam Deputy Speaker, you came into the Chair as I was halfway through, so let me, too, welcome y...