Safety experts have raised concerns about 95 high-rise blocks and nearly 300 other buildings in Scotland found to contain high pressure laminate panels. Shockingly, eight years on from Grenfell the Scottish Government have spent less than 10% of the £97 million received from the UK Government for dealing with cladding in 2020. Does the Minister agree that the Scottish Government have dragged their feet on this for far too long and must act now to make these buildings safe?

Does the Secretary of State agree that everyone should be treated equally and be seen to be treated equally before the law, including planning law?

Constituents of mine in High Green were told that a social housing repair project for their home would take 12 weeks. The project has now been ongoing for 64 weeks, with contractors leaving the works in a disgraceful condition. How does the Minister plan to empower local authorities to ensure that contractors deliver social house building and repairs to a high standard and on time?

Will the Minister commit to bringing forward legislation to auto-protect trees above a particular size or age in their planning reforms, so that developers do not get away with environmental vandalism?

Can the Secretary of State outline what steps she is taking to shorten waiting times and increase social housing stock for people in Luton North?

Following the Grenfell tragedy, the residents of Northpoint in my constituency have had to pay charges of nearly £700,000 for a waking watch, fire wardens and alarms. Given the Government’s manifesto commitment to better protect leaseholders from costs, what steps can the Minister take to help my constituents with the reimbursement of those charges?

Will the Minister close political donation loopholes to protect our democracy from foreign influence by banning unincorporated associations and shell companies that have never turned a profit from donating to political parties?

I recently spoke to Chris Dodson, a local thatcher in Sawtry, who raised with me the shortage of thatching straw, particularly long straw thatch. With Historic England insisting that grade II listed properties should use like-for-like materials in replacements and the chance of listed building consent to change from straw to water reed unlikely to be granted, will the Minister confirm what the Government are doing to ensure that thatchers are not hindered by the current guidance and the shortage of thatching straw?

Last week I met a young dad at Derby City Mission who had been sleeping rough until he used its Safe Space night shelter. He was then able to move into one of its bedrooms, and he had just been informed that there was a home for him to move into: another step towards having somewhere his son can visit him next Christmas. Will the Minister consider whether that stepped model could be used to help more rough sleepers become ready for permanent accommodation?

Tomorrow, it will be 1,000 days since the repeal of the Vagrancy Act 1824 was given Royal Assent, yet that outdated, vindictive and utterly ineffective Act is still driving people away from the support they need and into an already overloaded courts system. There is no need for a replacement as existing antisocial behaviour laws are sufficient. May I urge the Minister to please drop the peculiar and cautious civil service group-think? We are 201 years on. Will she advise when the commencement of the repeal will happen?

Will the Government look at redefining affordable housing in national policy so that it is pegged to average local income rather than at the whim of an overheated housing market?

Following my visit to the Royal Mail delivery office in Huyton where I heard about serious safety concerns from posties due to problematic letterboxes, including injuries and increased risk of dog attacks, will the Minister meet me along with representatives from the Communication Workers Union and local posties to discuss these issues regarding new builds?

After meeting the leader of Wiltshire council who expressed dissatisfaction with the distribution method used in the local government settlement, will the Minister meet me to better understand this issue and assist in relaying it back to my council?

Given the serious impact on homeowners due to structural issues with reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete (RAAC) in their properties, including potential safety risks and financial losses, is the Government considering a compensation scheme for affected homeowners? If so, what will be the Barnett impact for the Scottish Government?

Complimenting my hon. Friend's initiative to restart council housing after 30 years, will the Secretary of State meet me and others to discuss how we can make it easier for other councils to construct more council homes?

Welcoming the Government's tripling of emergency housing funds, can you look into whether financial debts from a person’s teenage years should disqualify them from receiving social housing support?

Facing management companies that fail to meet basic obligations, with residents caught between developers and service providers, what plans do the Government have to regulate these 'cowboy' companies?

Given that there are 160,000 children in temporary accommodation and many definitions of 'temporary' are being stretched, does she agree that the Government's homelessness strategy needs to focus specifically on long-term or repeated spells of children in temporary accommodation?

Following the debate on Friday regarding solar generation for new homes, will the Housing Minister confirm that solar power generation requirements will be part of upcoming building regulation updates?

With 10,000 children currently homeless and the SNP Government failing to address this issue adequately, does the Secretary of State agree that Scotland needs a new direction and a Scottish Labour Government by 2026?

Considering the urgent need to address flood risks, can the Secretary of State promise to ensure that future housing targets favour development in dense urban areas and hold developers accountable for flood-related damage?