Jenny Riddell-Carpenter

I thank the right hon. Member for his contribution. I hope I have been clear that we are committed to delivering this. We are committed to making sure that we bring forward the most robust piece of le

I thank my hon. Friend for her contribution. I think I have made clear the point on a moratorium: we need primary legislation to ensure that we bring in a ban that is defensible and robust. I am happy

Apologies, but I need to make progress. My colleague Baroness Hayman has engaged directly with representatives of affected range states, including in discussions with representatives from southern Afr

I will make some progress, if I may. I recognise that this is not always a straightforward issue. That is why we want to continue to engage with stakeholders representing different perspectives and to

I thank my hon. Friend for his intervention. A moratorium was the theme of many hon. Members’ contributions today, and I understand the strength of feeling behind that. We do not have the legal powers

I thank my hon. Friend for her intervention and for her speech earlier. I reiterate that we will bring forward the legislation when the parliamentary timetable allows. I am sure that we will be able t