We recognise that too many homes in England struggle to afford heating, and tackling fuel poverty is a Government priority. On 21 January, we published a new fuel poverty strategy, alongside the warm homes plan, to better protect fuel-poor households by 2030. At Budget 2025, we cut energy bills by an average of £150 and expanded the warm home discount, providing £150 rebate to a further 2.7 million low-income households.

We are acutely aware of this issue, which is why we are bringing forward proposals to fundamentally alter the special educational needs and disabilities system. I will raise my hon. Friend’s concerns with Ministers to see what further action can be taken to assist his constituent.

I am grateful for my hon. Friend’s passionate question. As he will know, we have struck a trade deal with the EU and reset the relationship with it. We will continue to build on that to deliver for all parts of our economy.

I am grateful to my hon. Friend and the APPG for their work. The Government are absolutely committed to tackling high street money laundering... We have strengthened the powers under the Economic, Crime and Corporate Transparency Act 2023, and have funded 475 new roles under the anti-money laundering and asset recovery programme.

We were delighted by the Supreme Court judgment on Dartmoor wild camping and we understand the calls to expand it. However, we have no plans to extend it, as it does need to be balanced with landowner rights and habitat protection.

I join my hon. Friend in recognising the value of outdoor pursuits and the value of the Duke of Edinburgh's award, which I benefited from taking part in myself when I was at school. The Department has funded 300 schools in areas of high deprivation to start offering the award, and the Department for Culture, Media and Sport is providing funding of a further £1.5 million this financial year to extend the scheme. My hon. Friend is of course keen to ensure that his constituents benefit and I would be delighted to meet him to discuss that further.

Having been a member of that Committee, I do agree with its recommendations. The Electoral Commission has made clear its views on increasing fine levels from £20,000 to £500,000.

There are high levels of compliance with UK's political donation laws. The Electoral Commission has powers to investigate and sanction breaches but recommends making these more effective by increasing the maximum fine from £20,000 to £500,000.

We need to balance speed with care, ensuring we do not make the mistake of passing flawed legislation like the previous Government. We will introduce provisions of the Leasehold and Freehold Reform Act 2024 to allow transparency around service charges for leaseholders to challenge unreasonable increases, and strengthen regulation of managing agents.

My hon. Friend makes a good point, we need to look at that specifically at the Committee stage of the Data (Use and Access) Bill. Perhaps he will sit on the Bill Committee.

This is a critical issue. Of course, we need the ceasefire to be held to. As I said, we have to move through phase 1 to phases 2 and 3, but we also need to ensure that there is day-after-next-phase planning in Gaza, so that we can see the building up of Gaza’s governance and security institutions and, of course, infrastructure. We are clear that Gaza’s recovery and reconstruction must be Palestinian-led. We have supported the Palestinian Authority in particular on this. I am very proud that UK expertise has been supporting that work, so that this important reconstruction can continue at the required pace and scale.

Effective regulation of political finance is crucial for maintaining trust in our electoral system and our democracy. The UK already has a strong framework that makes clear that only those with a legitimate interest in UK elections can make political donations.

My hon. Friend is right to raise the concerns of his constituents. Local authorities have a vital role to play; they are responsible for introducing road safety measures appropriate to their areas. Of course, the Department is responsible for legislation and the guidance to help them to do so. I continue to engage with local authorities to ensure we are providing them with the support they need to make our roads safer.

I thank my hon. Friend for his remarks; we continue to engage with German colleagues from across the spectrum. We are keen to get this treaty agreed as soon as possible, fitting naturally with our NATO membership and enhanced dialogue with the EU.

I absolutely agree with my hon. Friend. I have repeatedly made clear that it is not good enough. We inherited a railway where workforce terms and conditions were completely outdated and not fit for a modern railway. We are addressing that, and as a result Northern's cancellations are starting to come down, but we appreciate that there is still a long way to go.

Points regarding polluters paying for further enforcement action will be brought into the Water (Special Measures) Bill, creating a virtuous circle to clean up waterways.

We are placing water companies under special measures with legislation banning unfair bonuses and launching a root and branch review of the sector. Legislation will go through Parliament.

The NCA is operational and tackling economic crime, collaborating with jurisdictions at risk. The national fraud squad run by the NCA's national economic crime centre has 400 new officers to tackle high-harm international offenders. A workforce strategy addresses retention challenges for fraud investigators.

Fraud accounts for 39% of all crime, and it is a priority. We work with law enforcement and industry to protect the public from economic crime. The NCA's national economic crime centre has a national fraud squad working with City of London police, adding 400 new officers by next year. A workforce strategy addresses retention challenges for fraud investigators.

This Government will not hesitate to take firm action to close loopholes and strengthen the enforcement of sanctions. While some steps have been taken, such as sanctioning an additional 11 ships through the European Political Community, more work is needed.

This Government are determined to increase the pressure on Russia and support Ukraine. We will keep our Russia sanctions regime under close review and go further to reduce Russia's capacity to wage war. The government has sanctioned an additional 11 ships as part of efforts to disrupt and deter Russia's shadow fleet.