What recent discussions he has had with the First Minister and the deputy First Minister of Northern Ireland. I met them twice to discuss issues including the Government's commitment to repeal and replace the legacy Act, which has almost no support in Northern Ireland among political parties and victims' families.

Will he give an assurance that he will deal openly and transparently with all those parties? He has met with all the party leaders, and I have given a commitment to consult on how the repeal and replacement will work: in the end, we hope to get a large measure of support for a new approach.

Will he give an assurance that he will deal openly and transparently with all those parties? The commitment to consultation that I have just given to my hon. Friend the Member for Newcastle-under-Lyme (Adam Jogee) will extend to all the parties in Northern Ireland.

Will he reassure the House that on his watch, he will be an active supporter of the Union and an advocate for it? The Government are strongly committed to our United Kingdom, as was clearly set out in our manifesto. I hope the hon. Gentleman will see that reflected in our work as we take it forward.

Will the Government faithfully implement all those commitments in the Command Paper, which are designed to strengthen the Union? As the hon. Gentleman knows, when we were in opposition, we supported the two statutory instruments and the Humble Address. We will set up the independent monitoring panel, and we have recently had a success in developing our relationship with the European Union over dental amalgam: the new Government have secured a 10-year derogation, which has been widely welcomed by the parties in Northern Ireland.