offer to other in one moment. the offer to others is in the long term, the long term. for those desperately needing our help now, there is no long term, mr speaker. just day to day survival. i shall give way. i m grateful to him for giving way, as well as the need for giving way, as well as the need for a more bold and ambitious resettlement programme, does he agree that this disaster must mark a turning point for our failed asylum system? getting rid of so hostile environment. a woman fleeing the taliban with her child on a boat across the channel would be criminalised. does he agree that it should be reversed? i iffiiiii criminalised. does he agree that it should be reversed? criminalised. does he agree that it
targets. the council on law society have asked the government to take particular cognizance of the risk that we run. will she support the call for them to be given particular priority in being brought to safety? because they put their lives on the line for their fellow women and their whole country. he line for their fellow women and their whole country. line for their fellow women and their whole country. he makes an im ortant their whole country. he makes an important point. their whole country. he makes an important point. there their whole country. he makes an important point. there are - their whole country. he makes an important point. there are many. important point. there are many groups in afghanistan who have actually put their lives on the line to support the afghan government, to support democracy, to support justice and it is right we should do everything we can to support them in their time of need. but as we know, and i willjust make a further point about women and
chance. keir starmer. the foreign secretary shouts chance. keir starmer. the foreign secretary shouts now chance. keir starmer. the foreign secretary shouts now but - chance. keir starmer. the foreign secretary shouts now but he - chance. keir starmer. the foreign. secretary shouts now but he stayed on holiday while our mission in afghanistan was disintegrating. mr speaker, he did not even speak to ambassadors in the region as a kabul fail a tree taliban. let that sink in. fell to the taliban. let that sink in. you cannot coordinate an international response from the beach. a dereliction of duty by the prime minister and the foreign secretary, a government totally unprepared for the scenario that it had 18 months to prepare for. mr speaker, it is one thing for people to lose trust in the buy minister at home, but when the trust in the word of our prime minister is questioned abroad, there are serious questions for our safety at home. recent events in afghanistan shamed that
july. may buy minister stood there and assured members that there is a no military path to victory for the teledyne injuly in the prime minister stood there. he went on to say that he did not believe the taliban were capable of victory by military means. the government and the payments are wrong and complacent and when he was not a rewriting history comedy prime minister was displaying at the same appalling judgment last week. the teledyne arriving at the gates of kabul teledyne. we thank him and his staff. the prime minister s response to the taliban arriving at the gates of kabul was to go on
poorjudgment. it comes down to complacency and poorjudgment poorjudgment. there was a calculation. poorjudgment. there was a calculation. i poorjudgment. there was a calculation. i was, - poorjudgment. there was a calculation. iwas, any- poorjudgment. there was a - calculation. iwas, any moment. calculation. i was, any moment. there was a calculation that withdrawal would lead and accelerate political discussions. seeing this injuly, members on both sides of this house want any government that they may be underestimating the threat of a talent than on both sides of the house at that point was made. that was ignored. the government s preparation for withdrawal was based on a miscalculation of the resilience of the afghan forces and a staggering complacency about the taliban threat. the prime minister is as guilty as anyone. this sunday, he said of this, and i quote, we have known it for a long time that this was the way things were going. that is what he said on sunday. that is not