The MP discusses the importance of improving financial regulation accountability as part of the UK's post-Brexit plans. He emphasises the need to complete Brexit by replacing the Northern Ireland protocol, addressing illegal immigration via small boats, and removing unnecessary EU-derived laws. The speech focuses on the Financial Services and Markets Bill, highlighting the need for regulators to be accountable under common-law principles, proposing amendments to ensure regulatory decisions can be independently reviewed by courts and tribunals. He argues that this will enhance predictability and competitiveness of UK financial markets and prevent arbitrary decision-making.