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I call shadow Minister Dr Caroline Johnson.
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekOrder. With colleagues withdrawing, we have a few more minutes on the clock, so Back Benchers are now on an eight-minute speaking limit.
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekOrder. The speaking limit has dropped to six minutes. I do not want to interrupt anyone’s speeches, but using “you” and “your” is not good form. You are speaking through the Chair, and please remember
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekOrder. We now have a speaking limit of seven minutes.
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekOrder. This is a very powerful debate, but it is limited to three hours. I will not be able to get all the Members in if speeches are long, but I appreciate the sensitivity.
12 October 2026·Baby Loss Awareness WeekThe hon. Lady has raised an important issue, but as she is far more experienced than even I am, she knows that this is not a matter for the Chair. If she wishes to pursue it, she can raise it with tho
15 September 2026·Points of Order
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