does. at high altitude, wooden nose starts to believe with the rise in - starts to believe with the rise in national insurance we know the stats are to be believed. constituent asking for help with energy bills, rents have gone up by 50% in some parts of our constituency and yet we will be facing the sort of debate day after day after day until the prime minister faces day after day until the prime ministerfaces up to day after day until the prime minister faces up to responsibility and resigns over members here take him out. that is the choice until we actually start focusing on the things which matter. mar; actually start focusing on the things which matter.- things which matter. may i respectfully things which matter. may i respectfully say things which matter. may i respectfully say to - things which matter. may i respectfully say to her - things which matter. may i respectfully say to her i i things which matter. may i i respectfully say to her i think things which matter.
to my honourable friend? while he does that, i m afraid to say, can he again reminders of the cabinet colleagues of their responsibilities to this house because i m afraid we are still not getting timely, or indeed, in some cases, any answers to written parliamentary questions, letters or hotlines. finally, mr speaker, to avoid any, as the benches opposite have put it, any unfortunate coincidences between current cases and other committees and other processes, i d like to ask the leader of the if he can have this opportunity, are there any other parliamentary procedures or committees that at some point he is likely to want to amend, abolish or duplicate, or is he going to wait until another one of his friends need saving? thank you, mr speaker. speaker: ., ., need saving? thank you, mr speaker. speaker: thank - need saving? thank you, mr speaker. speaker: thank you, | speaker: leader of the. thank you, mr speaker. speaker: leader of the. thank you, mr speaker. may speaker: leader