The region. This is 50 minutes. Order. s questions to the Prime Minister. Sang him debonair. Here here. Question number one mr. Speaker. Prime minister. Thank you mr. Speaker. I am sure and i vote the whole house will want to join me in wishing the England Football Team against norway. Mark Armed Forces Reserve day and saturday, this is an opportunity for us all to pay tribute to servicemen and women here and around the world and for those who have served in previous generations. Mr. Speaker, this morning i have so meetings with ministerial colleagues and others with the chance to travel to japan for the g 20 Leaders Summit that with the threat of Climate Change putting future generations at risk, propaganda continuing to spread online and driving tensions in the gulf. This is an opportunity to address global challenges affecting all of our nations. As the thousands of people demonstrating outside will tell you, tackling Climate Change makes the world safer, more beautiful and sustainable for our children and grandchildren. Does the Prime Minister agree that one of the first acts of the next Prime Minister should be urgently a new Climate Change bill putting into place all the recommendations of the committee on Climate Change to me that carbon zero making the world a more beautiful place . Can i say to the honorable lady that, weve introduced the 25 year environment plan, for the first time any government has done that and committed to net zero admissions by 2050 and thats gone through this house. So, the question she needs to think about is why is the labour party in the house of lords net their own 2050. Thank you, mr. Speaker. One of the biggest restraints on the positive economy, its a lack of progress does the Prime Minister agree with me that we need to have a more local approach such as a North Yorkshire deal arriving at big urban centers. Can i say to my honorable friend, i absolutely recognize across government the enthusiasm and the potential seen there harnessing local people sense of identity with yorkshire ensure the ambition of doing this for yorkshire and businesses. The community has now met with yorkshire leaders, discussions are continuing about a different approach and officials have official meetings and are interested in hearing their ambitious solutions. Jeremy corbyn. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I hope the whole house will welcome the master climb to lobby coming to Parliament Today and this house became the First Parliament in the world to declare a climate emergency. I want to pay tribute to the young people and young climate strikers that have done so much to raise awareness of this issue. I hope members will take the chance today to meet those coming to lobby and learn from them because they feel very passionately on the issue. I also acknowledges Armed Forces Day in the celebrations are going on this week and we should be concerned about the welfare of both serving and former serving members of our armed forces. I joined the Prime Minister in congratulating the lionesses for reaching the quarterfinal for the womens world cup and wish them well against norway. Mr. Speaker, i welcome the judgment of the court of appeals against the uk arms sales to saudi arabia. The court found that the government had, and i quote, made now concluded assessments over whether the Saudi Led Coalition committed violations of International Humanitarian law during the yemen conflict and made no attempt to do so. Does the Prime Minister dispute this finding . We continue with one of the most robust arms regimes in the world and we take our responsibility on arms export licensing very seriously, indeed in the words of the 2017 judgment that the government engaged in anxious scrutiny, indeed at what seemed like anguished scrutiny at some stages. We are disappointed that the court found against the government on one ground and will be seeking commission to appeal this judgment. Jeremy corbyn. Mr. Speaker, germany as an eu member state and denmark in the u. S. Senate and they voted to ban arms exports as well. The un describes the situation in yemen as humanitys biggest preventable disaster in the government sees fit to continue to sell arms to saudi arabia during the situation. And i asked the Prime Minister a simple question, does she believe there are serious ongoing violations of International Humanitarian law by saudi arabia in yemen . Yes or no . The right and honorable gentlemen, knows very well that we consider these issues very carefully when dealing with these arms export licenses as has just been quoted by the court but he references the situation in yemen and this can go on and we need a political settlement. I remind the right honorable gentlemen that with the legitimate gentlemen following insurgency which overthrew the internationally recognized government and the intervention has been acknowledged by the United Nations. Now, my right honorable friend, the foreign secretary held a meeting on saturday expressing concerns but what do we see the labour party do . He was inviting rebel leaders of the insurgency into the house of commons yet again, labor on the wrong side of the argument. Here here . The Prime Minister doesnt appear to understand the depths of feeling that the un and parliaments around the world and even the u. S. Senate and house on the situation. The un itself has warned that by the end of 2019, if the war continues, 230,000 people will have lost their lives. 140,000 of which are children under the age of five. The uk and the you law states, the government must and i quote not scrounge a license if theres a clear risk that might be used in the commission of a serious violation of International Humanitarian law. The government said they use the following criteria to judge that and an understanding of saudi military procedures and saudi public commitments to International Humanitarian law. So with the saudi government says they are respecting human rights, do we then ignore all evidence on the ground in yemen and continue to sell weapons to the regime which is the led to this appalling death toll already in this conflict . I say to my right honorable gentlemen, first of all is a seek to appeal the recent judgment that the judgment is and about whether the government made the right a wrong decision so we do consider the implications alongside the permission to appeal we are seeking. While we do this, we wont grant any new licenses for export to saudi arabia and Coalition Partners which might be used in the conflict in yemen. He talks about the conflict and lets remember what happened and why we see the conflict, it was the overflow of the internationally recognized government by rebel insurgents that we are all concerned. Order. The questions must be heard and the answers must be heard. Prime minister . We are all concerned about the humanitarian situation in yemen and thats why since the start of the conflict in 2015 the total commitment to yemen now stands at 770 million pounds. We are one of the major contributors for this humanitarian effort and ultimately, the only way to resolve this issue is through a political settlement that is why we are supporting the effort of the un special envoy. Jeremy corbyn. If thats the case why the government promoting the government instead of promoting a peace settlement in yemen . Since 2016 and for three years, the United Nations experts have been saying that the Saudi Coalition is violated International Humanitarian law in yemen. Killing tens of thousands and injuring and displacing many more. The government says, there can be no military solution to this particular conflict, there can only be a negotiated and political solution. If thats the case, why have they pump for. 6 billion pounds of military equipment into this bombardment already . Thanks to the right and honorable gentlemen. We do believe in i just said and i said in answer to his last question, and i think it answers the first question he gave me, but the only way to ensure the security and stability of of yemen for the future is through a political settlement. That is why this government that that is why this government is supporting the work being done by the uns special marketing and why we continue to use automatic effort including the foreign secretary on saturday, to encourage others around the table, we are very clear we support the efforts to secure the agreements to implement the Stockholm Agreement that this is an important part of leading to peace and political solution. We need to ensure and this work is essential. So, the humanitarian supply lines can be opened. Jeremy corbyn expect they said there couldnt be a military solution and surely the government should think on this and stop the sale of arms to saudi arabia. Just last week, the un special rapporteur, agnes said others credible evidence that the Saudi Crown Prince and other highlevel officials are personally responsible for the murder of Jamaal Khashoggi. Does the Prime Minister except this assessment . I said to the right honorable gentlemen, we do want accountability for this murder, i raise the death of Jamaal Khashoggi at the summit and thats the second time ive done so and ive raised it with the crown prince at that g20 last year and stressed the importance of those responsible being held to account and of due process being followed. We expect saudi arabia to take the action necessary to ensure such violations of international and National Laws cannot happen again. The right way to take this is through a judicial protest and they are closely following the continuing investigation and we expected to proceed in line with internationally recognized standards. Jeremy corbyn expect is overwhelming evidence that war crimes are being committed in yemen by Saudi Arabian forces. The government believes that can kill with impunity and it funds extremism around the world. But, the uk has supplied them with over 4 1 2 alien pounds worth of deadly weapons. Uk weapons that have been used in indiscriminate attacks on civilians in which over 200,000 people will have been killed. Hundreds of thousands more stand on the brink of famine, starvation and a death from wholly preventable diseases. Surely, the court of appeals judgment should be a wakeup call to the Prime Minister and the government. So, instead of appealing the government, why not accept the government and stop our sales to saudi arabia now and bring about peace in yemen and save lives . Here here . To the right honorable gentlemen he says to me bring about peace in yemen, its exactly what we are working with our partners to do through the United Nations and through the yemen courts but also, the right honorable gentlemen is talking about the relations we have with saudi arabia and that is a relationship with saves lives with british citizens in the past. When people were killed that when terrorists were killing, when terrorists were killing our people his sympathies were with the irs. Here here . In the recent attacks in the gulf, his sympathies were with iran, he never backed britain and he could never be Prime Minister. Here here . Mr. Brusly. You have the issues to so many issues and thats a huge role to play in the constituency. In view of these, could the funding of been delayed in the system, is it not secured or endangered universities and colleges since 2020. Are we sure the funding is signed off immediately to continue to train amazing youth workers. The importance raised on the proper training of workers, we are absolutely committed to properly qualify and train this sector. We have committed to renewing funding for these qualifications in reviewing the youth work curriculum. Nod cms is in close contact with the National Youth agency and aware of the timing issues and hope to make an announcement on this in the near future. Ian blackbird. Im supporting im hoping the days of the Prime Minister and her days in office she would do what she can to secure the release and i hope the Prime Minister will join many of us in the support of the claim of the justice act and visit the opposition, the first government in the uk to declare this and i hope the uk responded to the leadership on the governance on this issue. Mr. Speaker, do or die. Those are the words of the Prime Ministers likely successor. The truth behind the brexit encompasses those words. The dream is to drag us out of the european union, no matter what the cost. Prime minister, before you exit office, do you pledge to never vote for a successor , willing to implore the devastating brexit deal on all of us . Here here well, i have to remind the right honorable gentlemen that he is due to asked me questions about my minister and remind him yet again that as by minister i voted three times in this house to ensure that we could take the uk with the deal good for the whole of the United Kingdom and he voted for no deal. Here here . Ian blackbird. My goodness its no wonder shes leaving, that was no answer to the question. [ laughter ] the Prime Minister is showing on the one hand near asking people to put their faith in the most incompetent foreign secretary in this century. A man who has made a career out of lying, who has spent his weeks of waiting the media. And clinging to the extreme delusion on the other hand we have the most incompetent Health Secretary in our history. I man mr. Speaker they dont like the truth clearly. Someone is desperate. I think the right honorable gentlemen has concluded his inquiry. Here here order, order. If he hasnt he needs to do so in a single sentence. Im sure youre a well intentioned fellow but i require no counsel for you, one sentence, we have a long sentence to get through. Mr. Speaker, in our last season in office was she finally give the best, not the concern of the party and admit that leader of the candidates for office should ever be elected Prime Minister. Here here can i say to the right honorable gentlemen, either of the candidates for this high office must do a dance and a better job than anyone sitting [ cheering and applause ] i very much hope from the announcement of the Prime Minister and the work intentions made yesterday so would my right honorable friend update the house about some of those plans and how she feels so they would enable more People Living with disabilities and Health Conditions to play a full part in our society . Can i first of all thank my honorable friend for the work she did which set a lot of the groundwork to be able to make this disability strategy. There are many disabled people in our society would love to get into the workplace. One of the key issues is the call for people to enable them and to get into the workplace to ensure they have access to the support they need. I am very proud of the fact that Something Like 950,000 disabled people in the work place thanks to the actions of conservatives in government. Theres more for us to do, the disability strategy set up have to do that and over to play the full role in our society. Caroline flint. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Almost every Infrastructure Project across the uk defies building. Over the past two years there worth 1 billion pounds but yesterday i trade Union Members asked me will they still be working in five days time . Will the Prime Minister guarantee that a month from now, before she leaves office, the still works will still be open . Can i say to the right honorable lady they are concerned about the situation in relation to british steel, that is why my business secretary is engaging at actively with the official receiver and we are doing all that we can is a government and i was please to meet a number of them, a number of members of parliament who are still interested in their constituencies to talk about the real impact and thats why worm working so actively to ensure we can retain enjoyment in that area. Any day now. Can i just put on record my things to you and delivered the voting scheme which allowed my constituents to be represented. 11yearold rudy lloyd is campaigning for a Pedestrian Crossing improving safety and air quality. Hundreds of local resident support her campaign, and so do her counselors. Will my right honorable friend get buying rubys campaign for safer roads . Here here can i first divorce to my honorable friend that we wish her the best and can i also say they have satisfaction in a mental role and that she got married this year and can i say on the issue that she has referred to as, ruby, first of all its very good to see young people caring passionately about their area and campaigning for their local area and obviously this goes to a safe environment and an issue for the local authority. Id like to wish ruby the best for her campaign. Here here . Thank you mr. Speaker this constituency is driving people who are out of work worse off than people in work work off. In the final weeks in office, will she act to hold out of this failed policy or will she simply leave this injustice burning . Here here i say to the honorable gentlemen, what lay behind universal credit was changing our benefits and in the system we inherited from the labor party for is one where over 1 Million People were left on benefits for nearly a decade. What universal does helps people into work and ensures that when they are in work they are able to earn more. 200,000 more people in work, million disabled people getting more money as the result of universal credit. 700,000 people getting a benefit they are entitled to as a result of universal credit. Its a policy that is working. Many members have been joint for filling roles on this so willed my right honorable friend take this opportunity to whisk all the british players luck in the championship . And 96 new tennis entries open this were to 3 million more people across the uk . Can i say to my honorable friend, in a timely fashion raising this issue, i certainly wish the best to all the british players at wimbledon. Id like to congratulate andy murray is when in the doubles in queens and i understand theres an exhibition. Its very good to see young people having that experience an opportunity and i welcome the fact that they are directing funding to where its needed most to to grow the sport and the grassroots. Thank you, mr. Speaker. A recent poll of the conservative party shows an outstanding level of racism. Almost 50 told were not want to see m Prime Minister, only 8 would be proud if there was one and 67 believe graciousness about muslim communities and eight out of 10 dont think this is a problem. In light of this and as one of her final acts of permission, will she agreed to commission an internal inquiry into islamaphobia within her increasingly [ null ] party . I say to the honorable gentlemen, we take any allegations of islamaphobia very seriously in the conservative party. Every allegation is properly investigated and we have seen it, right honorable friend the chairman of the conservative party take swift action and we the people suspended from the party and weve seen people excluded from the party. I would just say to the honorable gentlemen that hes in direct contrast to when the labor party and how they feel. Indeed, indeed, its easier to be killed out of the labor party for being a livable democrat. There is a risk and conflict thousands of miles away and sometimes its here deceptively simple in westminster. It might surprise the leader of the opposition that it wasnt mentioned that human rights as said last week that it was a potential war crime targeting civilian targets in saudi arabia. And suspended aid and enrich these forces. Is it not the case and best to recognize the horrors of war on all sides. And getting fully behind to seek peace in yemen and support and bring this conflict to an end. Here here well, can i think my right honorable friend with his experience that he has seen and knows the complexities of these issues and is absolutely right. It is important that we look at what is happening and we recognize the action theyve been taking as well and thats why its so important to bring both sides around the table to ensure we can get this agreed the settlement and support the effort to bring parties around the table. And he references his humanitarian aid and i said the extent of humanitarian aid given, one of the great problems we had to address is the way in which its not always possible to get a to the people who need it most. Not because of our inability but because of the insurgents in the way they are presenting the aid getting to the people who need it most. Thank you mr. Speaker. Brexit certainty has hitting manufacturing businesses and constituents and putting many direct but no deal would be catastrophic for their exports and put local jobs at risk. I was the likely successor and have made a catastrophic no likely brexit deal with a catastrophic outcome. Here here . I wanted to deliver brexit with the deal. I brought a deal to the house and the honorable lady and her colleagues voted three times against that deal. On monday 160 years of Food Production on the same site ended with the announcement of the closure of the carry food plant and we are affecting 900 jobs and the constituency. Will he commit to a Department Task force to help ensure we not only get the 900 people back to work but find a new. Obviously as a said it will be a very worrying time for the employees of carry foods and their families. I understand that ministers are all the honorable friends to discuss the situation and work with Housing Communities and local governments to explore various options and work closely with businesses and local partners to make sure they are supported and also with those we are very concerned at this time. Jc burns. Here here . The daughter of a constituent was adopted by her father and taken to libya in 2012. The father returned here and she remains in libya with his mother. He was jailed but released on license in 2017 and hes now absconded and is not reporting to the home office. All legal avenues of van used and shes desperate. With the Prime Minister use every channel available during her final weeks in office to secure talias return to her mother . Here here i say to the honorable lady shes outlined this case here in the house and i will be sure its a matter that is licked into properly by the departments concerned. Drew mitchell. Mr. Speaker, only yemen, saudi taking place. Isnt it the case that britain should move to a position of far greater neutrality, supporting a comprehensive ceasefire and while britain is absolutely right to condemn the the attacks, should we not also condemn the night after night bombings by the saudi aircraft which are killing innocent civilians and radicalizing tens of thousands of young yemens . I said to my right honorable friend, we have supported the efforts being made and weve supported the efforts around and a very important point and its so important that we continue to work with the International Partners to get a Political Sentiment to ensure future security and stability of yemen. Mr. Speaker, a 14yearold girl with autism and a learning disability was placed in a secure Mental Health unit, 150 miles from home. Her mother has had to stop working her parents are trying to string together the money to find temporary accommodation there so they can be made there champ. Does the Prime Minister agree that we have decent trusted facilities for distressed children so families dont have to go through this . The lady makes an important point in the emphasis we are putting in the National Health service and we are looking and i held and weve looked into these types of issues and the types of circumstances in which people were being provided for was raised in and is it something nhs is looking at carefully and we are ensuring that there is funding available for facilities to be provided. The chief of constituents from westminster has a Climate Change lobby. And that target by 2015 and the Prime Minister has shown that we are already leading the way for brexit negotiations. Can i thank my honorable friend for raising this issue and can i also congratulate those coming down from westminster to discuss this important issue. The government has made a major set by legislating and i hope the labor will not be successful so that we can actually ensure that the legislation is signed and working with European Partners and others to ensure that we put this at the forefront of discussion and the right approaches taken by countries around the world. I appreciate the Prime Minister slightly distracted by the intoxicating emotion of imminent freedom and release. [ laughter ] but why she is still running the country, could she spare a thought for the 1. 3 million in our nation. Being pensioner households missing out and the Prime Minister will be aware that independent age is actually seeking to support the campaign for the 3. 5 million unclaimed pensioner benefits. Here here . According to dwps own figure , with the Prime Minister agree with me that this 2. 5 million should not be left to frechter phi in the coffers of the treasury but should go to the pomos here here can i thank the honorable gentlemen for his question with his normal and natural theatricality in the chamber. I think the people have actually heard the question he had put but i was the we want to ensure that people entitled to benefits are in receipt of those benefits and i would also say to the honorable gentlemen that this government can be proud of the record of what weve done for pensioners through the triple law and various other ways the pensioners are 1600 times per year better off under this government. John hays . There can be no economic help, no communal wellbeing, while supermarkets make places ubiquitous by farmers and growers and while hardness internet drugs crush their competitors. , power away from the heartless, soulless and to all of the small and eclectic and local and particular, for mr. Speaker, as you know, schumacher said, small is beautiful. I say to my right honorable friend that he makes an important point about the importance of Small Businesses in the importance of local and independent shops. We want to see those businesses supported and thats why we have taken steps already, for example in relation to business rates. Its also why all of those concerned about the international the way the internet is being used to undermine some of those Small Businesses in terms of the retail environment are taking action in relation to those. Thank you mr. Speaker. Leadership candidates tour the country offering unicorns and the Prime Minister may be thinking about her legacy, will the Prime Minister please, listen and act on the entirely reasonable demands of all those effect did by relating issues and finally commit to fund sprinklers on all residential buildings and all buildings where people live and work and give clarity on installation and upkeep of internal building installation and as special housing regulator with peace. The public will thank you for it. Here here the honorable lady, obviously, we are looking across the board, there are a number of issues to be raised as a result of the terrible tragedy which occurred at bentyl tower which we are continuing to work. As i said, indicated in response to her right honorable fran the leader of the opposition nicely. We are looking at issues such as social housing. Think, will many people focus on the issue at plantain in the building standard tech actually it was the fact that peoples voices were not being heard from that housing. But is a particular concern in ensuring we have the right approach in relation to regulations is important. The recommendation of lack and all was not for every company over a certain height should have sprinklers retrofitted. It is important to be clear about that. Jacob. Thank you mr. Speaker. On 15 may, my right honorable friend welcomed the decision by nice to which is this final Muscular Atrophy to be prescribed, including, we thought, to my constituent, the grandson of mrs. Nice has now written to mrs. Oswald to say that they accept the news story that appears on the nice website is not clear enough. That is like saying my constituents grandson will not receive this drug. When nice says something can we ensure that it does it . In the bureaucratic panel does not raise peoples hope then to dampen it . My right honorable friend, im very concerned to hear cases being brought before the house of his kid sister went relation, rather, i will share this is look into. Obviously it should stand by his word. At the honorable gentleman does not get a result and he wants it to be deflated again before the summer recess, let me it will be debated. We will be quite certain of that. Thank you mr. Speaker. Scotland documentary on. The scare of the, the the nhf will not place a light, lifechanging district by saying if you prescribed the project, is going to pay for. Is the statement correct, Prime Minister . From the honorable lady. The government has changed the law. Doctors on the general medical counsel register canal prescribed for medicinal use, whether the where there is Clinical Evidence of benefit. Nhs england and the chief medical officer has made it clear cannabis based products can be prescribed for medicinal use in appropriate cases. Visit, we need to trust doctors to make clinical decisions in the best interest the patients. Did to thank you mr. Speaker. Mr. Speaker on thursday, and the debate, to describe the barbaric treatment that my fatherin law received at a clinic in barbados that ultimately led to his death. Mr. Speaker, it is a the influence of ive been contacted from the many people around the country who are not talking about similar issues. This morning, i was contacted by resident in barbados said to me, actually the practices that go on are far more horrific than we would recognize. Mass my right honorable friend so that i may inquire as to how we can work with barbadian authorities to shut this man down, and make sure that what happened to my fatherinlaw cannot havent any other citizen. My honorable friend, i remember the conversation that he and i had when this happens, in relation to his father in law. Obviously terrible tragedy that took place. I will certainly ensure that the Proper Department is able to administer department of labour sit down with him and explore the issues he had race. Thank you. Marion. Thank you mr. Speaker. Today show that 973 million tons worth under the Child Maintenance service. Reinforcement powers are welcome. Cms continues to be worse. The uk government must non payments of maintenance to children. But the deck take a full root and branch review of cms, to ensure a new strategy that maintenance payments are properly enforced. And these children, who in many cases are in poverty because of lack of maintenance payments. The honorable lady is right. But we want to ensure that both maintenance payments are indeed made to those children. That people, normally its fathers. Buddy cameron some cases be mothers. That they would take the responsibility seriously and recognize the responsibilities. This is a difficult area for many years. Efforts are being made by different governments to ensure that we get this right, and that we ensure that those maintenance payments on may. Every member of this house has constituency cases in relation to this issue. That were brought in recent years has been working better than previous system. But that the relevant departments at the case. Thank you mr. Speaker. In harlem, my constituency, many are tied up and tethered by the roadside, maltreated. Locations, often without access to food and water. Will the Prime Minister worked in the suffering of these animals and well for acton code of practice for the welfare of forces, so it codified with the governments powers are in with the duties of local authorities dictate what she errs a spca to treat this as a major concern . I think has raised an issue which is important. I will certainly ensure that the department looks at the issue that he has raised about the definition in the legislation. I would hope that the rs pca would take this seriously. Seriously as they take the treatment of other animals. Thank you mr. Speaker. A gifted young mathematician and statistician. The supreme minister shared my goal that funding for research would be increased to bring forward the day that other families are not affected as one family. Can i say to the honorable gentleman . This is a very, very sad case. And the life that was full of, from what he said, is full of great has been sadly cut short. And our thoughts and prayers are with the family of the individual concerned. We have been putting more money into research in relation to brain tumors. This is an important area. It is one in which my right honorable friend the farmer how secretary started with extra work being done within the nhs. That is continuing. But he has raised a very important issue. Essay, our thoughts and prayers are with all those affected by this case. Julian egan. Thank you mr. Speaker. Warning to people in, 1 and 2 people in the uk develop cancer in their lifetimes. Around 60 of them will require radiotherapy. In west sussex, we dont have a single machine. My constituents travel long distances every day for treatment. It is not only costly, but of course, its when you are feeling so unwell. Can the Prime Minister outline what steps the government is taking to ensure my constituents have the same access to medical care as others and adjacent counties . Recognize the concern that the honorable lady has raised. Of course, looking at how we deal with cancer, how you treat cancer is one of the issues in the longterm plan, which the nhs is pushing an emphasis on. Recognize a concern for those who have to travel long distances to receive this treatment. As my honorable friend said, it is not just often expensive for them, but it is difficult for them. And obviously, at the state of health that they are. It is something that i think will be looked at as part of the future program at chs. Mr. Speaker, the Prime Minister will be aware dictate the price of the longstanding campaign for justice compensation by victims of the abn sponsored ira terrorism in Northern Ireland the uk, u. S. Citizens compensated by the libyan authorities. But the uk citizens have not. There 12 billion held in frozen assets in the United Kingdom. 17 million have been recovered in tax on that money in the last three years. Was to take to use that money to help the victims, and be sure the special representative has been appointed will work closely with the victims to obtain the justice that those victims rightly deserve . The right honorable gentleman is absolutely right and raising the issue of justice that these victims deserve. The issue has raised is one that i have raised myself with the Libyan Government in the past. I will certainly ensure that the special representative is able to make every effort to ensure that the victims get that to which they are entitled. And that he does work with the victims and doing that. It is important is an absolutely crucial part of it. Former special counsel, robert mueller, at the house intelligence and judiciary committees on wednesday, july 17 to testify in open session about his report into russian interference in the 20 election. Watch live coverage on cspan 3. Online cspan. Org. Or listen on the free cspan radio at. In 1979, Small Network was an unusual name for a big idea. Let viewers make up their own minds. Cspan opens the doors to washington policymaking for all to see. Bringing you an te