Mark Hendrick MP: speeches

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31 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: Hampshire · Hansard source
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I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to be called in this debate.
31 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: Hampshire · Hansard source
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Order. The debate pertains to Hampshire. Although you raise issues that are common, the subject is aimed in the direction of Hampshire. Can you please make the main points and try not to veer off the subject in terms of specifics in your own part of the UK?
22 Oct 2024 · Whistleblowing Protections · Hansard source
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I remind Members that interventions are supposed to be brief.
22 Oct 2024 · Whistleblowing Protections · Hansard source
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I remind Members to bob if they wish to be called.
22 Oct 2024 · Large-scale Energy Projects and Food Security · Hansard source
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Order. We are going to go very close to the time limit in this debate. I ask Members who want to speak to resist intervening. Members will only get three minutes each, in order to accommodate the wind-up speeches from the Front1 Benches.
22 Oct 2024 · Large-scale Energy Projects and Food Security · Hansard source
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I remind Members to bob or to stand if they wish to speak. We are going to be very short of time and I will cut to the Front Benchers when appropriate, even if some Members have not spoken, so if you speak for too long, you are taking time off others.
22 Oct 2024 · Large-scale Energy Projects and Food Security · Hansard source
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Order. I call Ann Davies.
22 Oct 2024 · Pie and Mash: Traditional Speciality Guaranteed Status · Hansard source
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I will call Mr Richard Holden to move the motion and I will then call the Minister to respond to the debate. There will not be an opportunity for the Member in charge to wind up, as is the convention normally for 30-minute debates. However, we have one or two other Members present who may wish to intervene. It is obviously down to Mr Holden to determine who may or may not intervene on him, if he has not been given prior notice.
22 Oct 2024 · Pie and Mash: Traditional Speciality Guaranteed Status · Hansard source
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Order. You speak through the Chair.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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I am interrupting you. You do not refer to other Members by their name, but by their constituency or position. Actually, you have taken nearly four minutes now; this is taking time away from others. Could you bring your remarks to a close?
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. Because of the time taken by Members who have already spoken, we are now down to two minutes per remaining Member.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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I thank the hon. Gentleman for keeping his comments brief. I call the hon. Member for Southend West and Leigh (David Burton-Sampson).
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. I ask Members when intervening that they make it much shorter than the intervention we have just heard.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. We are running short of time.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Before I call the next speaker, everybody can see the number of Members present, and quite a number have indicated that they wish to speak. We are fairly limited, as we have only half an hour for wind-ups at the end and the right of reply for Jess Asato. I ask Members to keep their comments to about two minutes, then everybody will get in. Where possible, I ask that you try to resist the urge to intervene too often because that takes time away from others and we have to finish on the dot at 4 o’clock. I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to be called.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. Can the hon. Member take a seat, please? I remind Members that when they refer to Members of this House, they must refer to them as the Member for their constituency or as their position. They must not name Members of Parliament.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. Could I ask the Member speaking to keep his remarks brief and perhaps come to an end? I do not mean instantaneously.
8 Oct 2024 · SEND Provision: East of England · Hansard source
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Order. Can the hon. Gentleman sit down a second?
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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Order. I ask for interventions to be quite short. Those who are intervening are subtracting time from those who want to speak later in the debate.
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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With injury time, the debate will now continue to 4.15 pm. I call Lee Anderson to continue.
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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The number of Members wishing to speak has dwindled slightly since the Division, so I will relax the time limit from five to six minutes to more like seven to eight minutes. Members will have a bit longer. I know that does not help those who have already spoken, but they spoke before the vote.
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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Order. Before we move on to the Front-Bench contributions, may I remind some of the newer Members, who have been saying “you” or referring to other Members by name, that the convention is to refer either to the office that a Member holds, such as Prime Minister, or to the seat that they represent?
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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I remind Members that they should bob if they wish to take part in the debate. Given the length of the opening speech, and the amount of time available, I will try to limit each Member to about five minutes, with the exception of the two Front Benchers. I call Fred Thomas.
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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Order. Can I just say that if somebody intervenes, you should sit down?
10 Sept 2024 · Illegal Immigration · Hansard source
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Order. There is a Division. We normally add injury time to debates such as this. As soon as everybody is back in the Chamber, I will be in the Chair and any time we have lost as a result of the vote will be recouped.

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