If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities. Will my right hon. Friend please promote this fantastic Cornish and British produce during her trade negotiations around the world?

Yesterday, I met Beam Suntory and the Scotch Whisky Association to hear about the crippling impact that tariffs are having on the Scotch Malt Whisky Society. Can she give us an update on how that is going and, more importantly, tell us when we are going to call time on tariffs?

During the lockdown and local restrictions, my constituents have really embraced shopping local and really supporting quality local food and drink products. What reassurances can the Minister please give me and my constituents that, while we do these trade deals, we really will not compromise our high food standards and our animal welfare standards?

Recently, I welcomed the Minister to East Devon to visit a dairy farm to discuss the opportunities ahead to export a wide variety of world-renowned produce from my home county. What reassurances can my hon. Friend give our farmers in Devon that their produce will be promoted and protected by this Government?

As we speak, Palestinian communities remain at risk of forcible transfer as a result of Israeli annexation. The UK prohibited all trade from Crimea after Russia's illegal occupation and annexation in 2014, and we should follow that precedent when it comes to illegal settlements. Has the International Trade Secretary had discussions with her Israeli counterpart over the illegal annexation, and will she reconsider UK trade deals with settlement territories?

India is the world's second largest importer of arms, but despite a robust UK defence industry including companies like Domo Tactical Communications from my constituency, India does not represent a significant market for us. What measures are being taken to boost exports and deepen defense ties with our largest Commonwealth ally?

Does my right hon. Friend agree that while environmental protections work within bilateral trade deals, they are most effective when the process is truly internationalized? In preparation for COP26, what steps are being taken to ensure strong environmental protection measures are a key component of international trade discussions?

The appointment of sexist and homophobic Tony Abbott also includes his stance on climate change. Does this suggest a shift in the Government's commitment to maintaining environmental protection standards in trade deals? If not, why is he appointed?

We have heard warm words about cheese and food from Government, but we need concrete assurances in Scotland. The Scotch whisky industry has seen 25% export loss to the US post-tariff imposition. What are the Government doing to support this critical sector?

The Government are either in FTA reach or active negotiations with 15 countries that rank poorly on worker rights. Can you tell us how many of these FTAs include provisions securing or seeking to secure workers' rights?

On a point of order, Mr Speaker. Thank you for taking this point of order, because it relates to the questions we have just heard. In answer to my question on rolling over the deals that we currently enjoy through membership of the European Union, the Under-Secretary of State for International Trade, the hon. Member for Beverley and Holderness (Graham Stuart), said that “the vast majority of the trade covered by those deals has already been secured,” This statement is contradicted by the Department's own website which says that 19 deals have been secured worth £84.07 billion last year, but there are 18 deals outstanding worth £84.5 billion—and that does not even include Japan. Will the Minister take this opportunity to correct the record and confirm that the vast majority of trade is not covered by these deals, and in fact they cover slightly less than half?