In Parliament

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what plans he has to bring forward legislative proposals to ban th

We have managed to get all the Back Benchers in, but the Front Benchers will have to shave down their time to four minutes and then eight

I call Mick Whitley.

Moving forward, the time limit on speeches will be two minutes. I call Marco Longhi.

Before we come to other Back Benchers, I remind everybody that we will start the Front-Bench speeches at 5.30 pm.

Order. I remind hon.

I call the Minister, mindful that we will have a winding-up speech from Peter Dowd at the end.

Before I call Back Benchers to speak, I remind Members that in this 90-minute debate we will be calling the Front Benchers no later than

I remind hon. Members participating physically and virtually that they must arrive for the start of debates in Westminster Hall.

We are drawing to a close. I am mindful of the time—we have literally two minutes left—so we might as well end slightly early.