I warmly welcome what my right hon.

Many in financial services will warmly welcome the Chancellor’s remarks in the papers yesterday about equivalence arrangements, but does

Many in financial services will warmly welcome the Chancellor’s remarks in the papers yesterday about equivalence arrangements, but does

Many in financial services will warmly welcome the Chancellor’s remarks in the papers yesterday about equivalence arrangements, but does

Many in financial services will warmly welcome the Chancellor’s remarks in the papers yesterday about equivalence arrangements, but does

Commuters from my constituency too often experience delays, so I welcome the Williams review, but evidence shows that the vast bulk of

Commuters from my constituency too often experience delays, so I welcome the Williams review, but evidence shows that the vast bulk of

I understood the Minister’s point about the delicate balance and that this is not the time to change any aspect of the joint declaration.

I beg to move, That this House has considered the rights of British overseas passport holders in Hong Kong.

My hon. Friend makes two important points.