It is a pleasure to be here under the chairmanship of Mr Hollobone. The Minister for energy consumers and affordability, Amanda Solloway, congratulated Wendy Chamberlain on securing this debate about consumer rights in the energy market. She highlighted her commitment to bringing down energy bills and protecting consumers, especially the vulnerable. Ofgem enforces rules ensuring suppliers treat customers fairly and automatically compensate them when their switches are delayed or if they miss appointments. The Minister mentioned that suppliers must offer £30 compensation for each breach of guaranteed standards and an additional £30 if payment is not made within 10 days. Complaints data from suppliers is submitted monthly and quarterly to Ofgem, and consumers can approach the energy ombudsman if dissatisfied with outcomes. The Minister addressed the issue of prepayment meters by stating that fitting them forcibly must be a last resort after exhausting all other options. She also mentioned that resources such as Citizens Advice's big energy saving network help people understand their energy use and entitlements. Solloway concluded by saying she looks forward to meeting Chamberlain to discuss these matters further.