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My hon. Friend has considerable professional experience as a family lawyer of distinction, and I am more than happy to speak to her.

I assure the hon. Gentleman that my right hon.

I think the right hon.

I am afraid that that is emblematic of the problem that we are facing.

Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker. I am happy to correct the record and, of course, to apologise to the right hon. Gentleman.

My hon. Friend was himself a practitioner of many years’ standing.

As I said to the House earlier, the Afghan relocations and assistance policy scheme covered the initial flights out.

I will of course make sure that my diary is adjusted so that I can do that. The hon.

I am grateful to the hon. Member for raising the Law Commission report.

I am happy to commit to that open consultation once we have published the findings of the review.