My hon. Friend's support is noted, and I can confirm that a consultation on aviation tax reform has been committed to in the Budget; timing will be brought forward as necessary.

This decision balances health concerns and economic protection, ensuring gradual winding down without picking winners; previously announced initiatives like the green home grant demonstrate targeted job creation efforts.

The £2 billion green home grant contrasts with the prior future jobs fund's scope; both aim to create local jobs and improve energy efficiency in homes.

Young people are considered high-risk and will remain a priority; they are more likely to be affected by furloughing or job loss, and this impacts future opportunities significantly.

The Treasury is in ongoing communication with the Financial Conduct Authority; specific case details can be examined by Ministers if provided.

General economy-wide support is favoured over bespoke deals; interventions include £300 billion in guarantees to lift all sectors.

Previous interventions include £300 billion of guarantees; broader economy-wide measures are taken rather than targeted sectoral support.

No one who knows my beautiful right hon. Friend would be surprised that he knows these beauty salons as well as he does, and I salute him for it. On the serious point, he is absolutely right about the importance of these businesses to all our constituencies. He did not mention this, but we should also mention that many of these businesses are run and staffed by women, and it is important that we should pay attention to the equalities impact in that respect. The key thing is that we get these businesses, including beauty salons, open.

I am glad that the announcement we made yesterday was warmly welcomed across the cultural sector, by institutions large and small. I can assure the hon. Lady that the support package is not just for large institutions; it will find its way to all our local cultural institutions that play such an important part in our local communities.

I wholeheartedly agree with my right hon. Friend that we should put reaching our net zero commitments at the heart of our recovery. He will have heard our recent announcement about green homes grants, which shows our commitment in this area.

I know that my hon. Friend is a proud champion of his local theatre, the Lyceum in Crewe, and that he has warmly welcomed our announcement.

I entirely agree with the hon. Lady about the importance of credit unions. I am a member of Money Box Credit Union in Hereford and can vouch for their importance, especially for people on low incomes.

These young people have absolutely not been forgotten, and we remain indebted to them for their dynamism in helping to power our recovery. I am delighted that our start-up loans scheme has recently been expanded and is able to provide cash loans to those budding entrepreneurs in her constituency and others.