It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer. I am grateful to the hon. Member for Bradford South (Judith Cummins) for calling this debate today. It is an important issue and it is right that we debate it in the detail and depth it deserves. Energy-intensive industries are important to the United Kingdom and provide resilience within our supply chains over the long term, represent British manufacturing, and maintain a historic link to our past and proud energy and manufacturing background. I have spent much of my time as Minister talking weekly with representatives from these industries, visiting factories in various regions, and engaging in open dialogue to understand their concerns. The Government recognise challenges faced by these industries due to global circumstances such as the war in Ukraine leading to price spikes and market volatility. We brought forward the British energy security strategy in April, which includes elements addressing long-term support for industry. Compensation schemes have been welcomed, but there is a need to continue strategic dialogue about further reasonable and proportionate measures over time. The Government has committed hundreds of millions of pounds in recent weeks, and additional consultations are expected shortly.