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Lasting prosperity requires successful business people and, sadly, my constituency in Scotland lost one of our finest examples on Monday,

Lasting prosperity requires successful business people and, sadly, my constituency in Scotland lost one of our finest examples on Monday,

What steps he is taking to consult with (a) civil society and (b) youth groups in preparation for COP26.

I call Minister Victoria Prentis. Could you leave a couple of minutes at the end so that Mr Colburn can respond to the debate?

We are slightly struggling to hear you, Dr Cameron. Could you repeat the previous sentence?

Excellent; thank you very much, Mr Shannon. I will now call Dr Lisa Cameron, followed by Luke Pollard and the Minister.

I now call Jim Shannon to speak.

Thank you, Ms Gibson, particularly for sticking to the time limit.

Thank you, Mr Parish. Let us all work together to stick to the four-minute limit on speeches.

I do not intend to impose a time limit at this stage, provided that Members can stick to a self-disciplined time limit of four minutes.