Sir James Duddridge MP in Parliament

There ain’t no point in having one of these things if it does not have teeth and if it does not bark and have a bit of bite, so I can commit

It is always a pleasure to follow my right hon. Friend the Member for Ludlow (Philip Dunne).

I give way to the hon. Gentleman, to save him from chuntering at me.

Very soon after the Queen’s Speech, and the timetable will come through the normal channels in the normal way.

I thank that Committee for the work it has done, although I must admit that my focus has been on the work the European Scrutiny Committee is

Our withdrawal from the EU does not impinge on our human rights commitments. That issue is dealt with in later new clauses.

With pleasure.

We will have more influence: we will have influence with the Americans, who want to do a trade deal with us early on, and we will work with

My right hon. Friend is right. I disagree with some of the points made by the hon.

I am going to make some progress on amendment 9. I look forward to hearing the hon.