It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Gary. I congratulate the hon. Member for Hemsworth on securing this debate and thank him for raising this important subject. His passion for securing the best possible future for his constituency is shared by the Government. In answer to the question he asked about the social mobility commissioner, I clarified that her remarks were misinterpreted; she encouraged a more nuanced approach to social mobility beyond just focusing on prestigious universities like Oxford and Cambridge. The levelling-up agenda aims to address long-standing regional inequalities through economic prosperity initiatives, providing local areas with the means to pursue life chances previously out of reach. Regarding rural constituencies and transport issues, I mentioned that there is £1.4 billion available for transport improvements in West Yorkshire, managed by the Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracy Brabin. The Government have also provided significant funding for various schemes including cycle routes and bus station access improvements, as well as over £830 million for sustainable transport across West Yorkshire. Additionally, we are supporting Wakefield with nearly £217 million from the towns fund and more than £72 million through the levelling-up fund. The minister highlighted that the Government's commitment to local areas is demonstrated by these substantial investments, encouraging collaboration between MPs, mayors, and other leaders to deliver benefits for their constituents. She noted the importance of MPs in shaping bids for funds such as the levelling-up fund and town deals, ensuring that local priorities are considered and met.