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
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the divisiveness and chaos that permeate too much of our politics. in short, forward, living up to ourjersey values. the bbc s david willis updated us on reaction to the wins. there was a lot of concern in the democratic ranks after last night s results and some relief, i think, that phil murphy managed to pull it off. there were moments where it did not look as though that was going to be the case. for about 21t hours, mr murphy was neck and neck with his republican opponent, jack ciattarelli and that was in a state which is traditionally blue and which even republican. let s go straight to the commons were the leader of the host jacob rees mogg is speaking following the delay of the suspension of an mp. mr delay of the suspension of an mp. i speaker, i am delay of the suspension of an mp. m speaker, i am also aware that last
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month, i view it as my role to facilitate for this house answers to legitimate questions. this is a matter of priority for me. i do regularly remind my right and honourable friends of the need to respond and i will continue to do that, and i can assure her that i will take up with ten downing st the letter that was sent last year. as regards her question about, are there any other planned changes, i m with palmerston, change, change, there is bad already. there as the procedure committee to consider alterations to our procedures which does invaluable work and is considering at the moment the question of whether proxy voting should be extended. so the honourable lady and all the members of this house will know that our proceedings, our processes have evolved. there was a lot of talk yesterday about 1695, and mr speaker, i m sure you are aware that that related to a speaker, sirjohn