With Scottish Government analysis revealing that ending the transition period could cut £3 billion from Scotland's economy and the UK Internal Market Bill increasing the risk of a no-deal Brexit, what reassurances can you give my constituents and people of Scotland regarding real-term spending cuts to avoid further economic damage?

What work is being done to support manufacturing and exporting businesses in the Black Country as they recover from the pandemic? What engagement is planned with local stakeholders such as the West Midlands Combined Authority and Mayor Andy Street?

Can you put yourself in the shoes of low-paid workers advised to self-isolate on £95.85 per week, which is not enough to live on? If statutory sick pay is insufficient, will you agree with the Secretary of State for Health that it needs improvement?

Why do former Chancellors seem more concerned about the country's economic prospects than current ones? Will you rule out early tax rises for the rest of this year?

What provision or safety net is being created for local businesses affected by lockdowns across the country?

Aviation industry suffers from inconsistent, illogical and contradictory policies. Will the Chancellor reduce or suspend Air Passenger Duty or provide targeted job support?

Does my right hon. Friend agree that the benefits of tax-free childcare cannot be overstated as the economy reopens?

What special measures is the Chancellor considering to support young people in economically deprived areas like mine?

Can my right hon. Friend consider additional measures to support businesses like Smart Display during the Budget process?

Can the Chancellor address how impossible it is for families to survive on statutory sick pay of £190 over two weeks?

Does my right hon. Friend agree that measures creating jobs are best for stimulating the economy?

Will the Government intervene to secure headquartering and jobs in Cambridge, and get an exemption from CFIUS rules?

Bounce back loans have been vital to many businesses in Bexhill and Battle. Although they appreciate the help they have had from the scheme, some have been left waiting too long to access the support. For example, Axis Boats waited eight weeks before it was able to get finance when my office intervened. Will the Minister agree to meet me to discuss this issue and ensure that banks are fully playing their part in getting people access to this support?

The likes of Amazon, Facebook and Google have seen their profits soar during the pandemic. Using accounting tricks, these companies avoid paying their fair share of tax, which is how Amazon UK's pre-tax profits have risen by 35%, while its tax bill rose by less than 3%. Will the Chancellor promise to keep the digital services tax and promise that it will be billionaires and multi-national corporations who will pay for coronavirus spending, not workers and small businesses who have been hit so hard?

Businesses in Rugby and Bulkington have told me universally how they welcome the measures that the Government have introduced for their speed and their breadth, but they know that the coming months will be difficult for trading and there are tough times ahead. Which of the Government's measures, given limited resources, does the Minister think are the most appropriate to support businesses over the next few months?

Does the Minister recognise that while the proposed changes to small breweries tax relief may well benefit members of the Small Brewers Duty Reform Coalition, they will work against the interests of fledgling micro-breweries, such as Attic Brew in my constituency? Will the Minister look again at the impact of the changes on those small, but job-creating businesses?