It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mr Mundell. I thank the hon. Member for West Suffolk (Nick Timothy) and congratulate him on securing this important debate. The Minister acknowledges that the UK has experienced an increase in net migration, noting it grew almost five times higher in four years under the previous Government compared to before the pandemic. She highlights issues such as dangerous small boat crossings with a 120-fold increase from 300 people in 2018 to over 36,000 annually in recent years, and an asylum system cost increase by more than five times to £5.4 billion between 2019-20 and the last year. She affirms that the Home Office publishes extensive statistical information on migration regularly and remains committed to transparency and ensuring robust and accurate statistics for public and parliamentary debates. The Minister addresses specific points raised, including the breakdown of £700 million costs related to Rwanda partnership and the Illegal Migration Act 2023, which she asserts were inseparable. She outlines ongoing efforts such as establishing a new Border Security Command, building international partnerships, and disrupting criminal gang supply chains. Additionally, she notes a 21% increase in foreign criminals being removed from the UK compared to the same period last year.