it when it comes through. are you concerned it when it comes through. are you concerned that it when it comes through. are you concerned that the it when it comes through. are you concerned that the headline - it when it comes through. are you . concerned that the headline message from judy s survey might lead people to think that actually there is not going to be a need for the screening going to be a need for the screening going forward? it is going to be a need for the screening going forward? going forward? it is important to continue to going forward? it is important to continue to educate going forward? it is important to continue to educate people, - going forward? it is important to continue to educate people, the | continue to educate people, the study was based on people who had the vaccine and screening, making sure people are not forgetting that, screening is still really important. the vaccine does not prevent against all of the types of hpv that cause cervical
light shine upon us all. mr speaker, i m frankly astonished by what the right honourable just set about separating the process of reviewing the standards process from an individual case. that was the choice that the side opposite, the members opposite made that choice yesterday to link the two. there is no separating them retrospectively. the right honourable gentleman has made much of the fact his government doesn t want to do retrospective rule change, so i m friendly astonished by him. and a lot was said about the standards procedure not being in line with other workplaces. well, mr speaker, mps are holders of public office, we are not employees, we are subject to professional self regulation, not employment law. if they want, they cannot pick and choose, if they want to be treated as employees of this house rather than officeholders, then alongside all the other employees they should be wearing masks. around the estate and in this chamber. because unfortunately, unlike when it come
night s vote has created a certain amount of controversy. it is important that standards in this house are done on a cross party basis. laughter i like that! yell at the house voted clearly i like that! yell at the house voted clearly yesterday to show it is worried clearly yesterday to show it is worried about the handling of these complaints and we would like an appeal complaints and we would like an appeal system. but complaints and we would like an appeal system- complaints and we would like an aueals stem. . ., ., appeal system. but the change would need to be on appeal system. but the change would need to be on a appeal system. but the change would need to be on a cross-party appeal system. but the change would need to be on a cross-party basis - need to be on a cross party basis and that is clearly not the case. while there is a very strong feeling on both sides of the house that there is a need for an appeals process, there is equally a strong feeling that they sh
as an opportunity to call for a change to the whole system for how mps are discipline. that vote went through and now there is going to be a new parliamentary committee that will investigate whether there should be a new appeals process added to the existing system for disciplining mps. now to labour and the labour leader keir starmer writing in an article in the guardian newspaper today, he said that amounts to corruption which is an upgrade to the language that labour have been using to describe this whole process. but that is what we are in now, a process. there will be this new committee which will investigate whether there should be an appeal system. labour and the snp say they are going to boycott that process, the government says this is just looking at whether the hr process in parliament for mps should be more like the hr process in a normal company. but it has aroused a lot of strong passion, it is quite controversial, it has still got quite a long way to go and in the meanti
mechanism to support the development of cleaner alternatives that countries can switch to from coal. this transition needn t be as drawn out as it should be. we need to accelerate the transition in many parts of the world. the message coming out today is that it s incredibly encouraging announcement, particularly countries that were previously resistant to change, the ukraine and poland, this is a really encouraging day. ukraine and poland, this is a really encouraging day- ukraine and poland, this is a really encouraging day. what about the fact that the us encouraging day. what about the fact that the us and encouraging day. what about the fact that the us and china encouraging day. what about the fact that the us and china amongst - encouraging day. what about the fact| that the us and china amongst others have not signed up to the pledge? i don t think that should take away from the fact that there are many countries who have committed. in terms of the state, joe biden has put