The Government have achieved only 5,900 of the promised 20,000 new prison places, resulting in them having to release prisoners up to 60 days early to alleviate overcrowding. How does the Secretary of State reconcile this with the Conservative promise of being tough on crime?

I wonder whether my right hon. and learned Friend is familiar with that vision, particularly the importance placed on early legal advice in family disputes. Is there scope to add Resolution's proposed scheme to the mediation pilots?

This Conservative Government promised 20,000 prison places by 2025, but so far they have only delivered under 6,000. The Justice Secretary is letting violent offenders out up to two months early because of capacity issues. Will he level with the public about this crisis?

Probation officers have told me that they genuinely fear not being able to keep the public safe, because they are being forced to rush through the early release of violent men in order to free up space. He will have heard the same concerns, so what is he going to do about it?

This monster was a regular offender before and, to add insult to injury, his whole-life sentence has been quashed and he is now applying for parole. Police psychologists and other professionals have deemed this attacker to be a high risk to society, so will my right hon. Friend make similar representations?

The Government's plans to introduce employment tribunal fees suggest that users should pay towards running costs, implying that only those using the system benefit from it. However, does the Justice Secretary not appreciate that any action to deter lower-paid workers from bringing forward cases will be to the detriment of the system as a whole?

What progress have the Government made since the Wade review on ensuring that justice is done in these cases?

Does the Minister think it is right that these women are being left without basic access to justice?

What can he do in upcoming legislation to ensure that we have the protections for our communities to make sure they are safe and that reoffenders are not released?

What are the Government doing to ensure that hard-to-reach people are offering their services as magistrates, including ethnic minorities and younger people?

Does the Secretary of State for Justice agree that in England and across the United Kingdom, the ancient principle of innocent until proven guilty should be upheld and restored, and that the punishment should never be the process?

What are the Government doing to ensure that inmates at Parc are kept safe and walk out of prison safe and well at the end of their sentence?

What are the Government doing to identify them? How many more prisons will we have to build to accommodate them?

The hon. Friend's bill seeks to tackle lawsuits that silence journalists and campaigners, but due to the overly subjective test and narrow public interest definition, anti-SLAPP campaigners say they cannot support it in its current form. Ahead of Committee stage, will the Lord Chancellor commit to looking at an amendment suggested by the News Media Association and meet me to address concerns so the Bill becomes fit for purpose?

Does the Minister agree that although all information cannot always be public due to confidentiality, the probation service should seek maximum transparency in giving communities as much information as possible?

What are the Minister's plans to address Selby being a legal advice desert for housing, education, and family legal aid?

Why is “Law in Action,” a programme that shed light on important areas of our justice system, being cancelled after 20 years? Will the Secretary of State pay tribute to Joshua Rozenberg?

Why are women facing daily intimidation from 40 Days for Life outside abortion clinics, despite MPs voting by a ratio of 3:1 in 2022 for safe access zones? Will section 9 of the Public Order Act 2023 be commenced this spring?

What are the Minister's plans this year to support probation staff facing increased workload from expanded early release schemes?

Do we have enough crematoriums in the UK given that many families must wait weeks for a slot? Why is there such a disparity between the cheapest and most expensive crematorium charges?

The fees for civil legal aid are half what they were in 1996 and the number of providers has fallen by 40% in the past 10 years. If the Minister actually wants to do something about civil legal aid, why has he kicked the civil legal aid review into the long grass?

The Justice Secretary did not quite answer my question on where the 67,000 criminal cases in the backlog are, and how they are being prioritised and communicated. I do not want another historical child sexual exploitation victim to be told by a Crown court that her case has been cancelled twice because it is not a priority.