children as well. we do not want to see children and family members be in the hands of traffickers, and having these established routes, and working with our partners to establish returns agreements, is absolutely the right thing to do. i have stated many times before with regards to eu countries, this is a matter that sits with the commission. it is a commission competence. there is a great deal of frustration amongst eu member states on this issue, which is why i will continue and am continuing to pursue my discussions with the commission for home affairs.— for home affairs. thank you. i hope she can confirm _ for home affairs. thank you. i hope she can confirm there _ for home affairs. thank you. i hope she can confirm there is _ for home affairs. thank you. i hope she can confirm there is no - for home affairs. thank you. i hope she can confirm there is no such i she can confirm there is no such thing _ she can confirm there is no such thing as— she can confirm there is no such thing as an _ she can confirm there is no such thing as an illegal asylum seeker. seeking _ thing as an illegal asylum seeker. seeking asylum is a human right, and when _ seeking asylum is a human right, and when she _ seeking asylum is a human right, and when she says that people should seek asylum in the first safe country— seek asylum in the first safe country that they come to, she can confirm _ country that they come to, she can confirm that — country that they come to, she can confirm that that's an aspect of the government's hostile environment policy— government's hostile environment policy and — government's hostile environment policy and not a legal or treating requirement in any international obligation. and on top of all of that, _ obligation. and on top of all of that, at— obligation. and on top of all of that, at what point can the uk ever be the _