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With 90% of the Knesset voting for the Bill yesterday, it is surely naive to suggest that it will not be enacted.

With 90% of the Knesset voting for the Bill yesterday, it is surely naive to suggest that it will not be enacted.

With 90% of the Knesset voting for the Bill yesterday, it is surely naive to suggest that it will not be enacted.

With 90% of the Knesset voting for the Bill yesterday, it is surely naive to suggest that it will not be enacted.

I am very grateful to the hon. Lady, not just for what she is saying about the issues, but for her very kind words.

I am tempted to say that this Adjournment debate would not be an Adjournment debate—it would fail the Trade Descriptions Act—unless I gave w

I certainly agree with the hon.

If my hon. Friend means alternatives to feet on the pavements, then very possibly.

What a delectable, delicious prospect we have before us: a two-and-a-half-hour Adjournment debate on postal voting.

As evidenced by some earlier questions, issues surrounding SEND, local government finance and adult social care affect all of our constituen