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Issued on: 23 November at 12.46pm Call lists for the Chamber Monday 23 November 2020 A list of Members, both virtually and physically pres- ent, selected to ask Oral Questions and to speak in response to Urgent Questions and Ministerial State- ments; and a list of Members physically present to participate in substantive proceedings. Call lists are compiled and published incrementally as information becomes available. For the most up-to- date information see the parliament website: https:// commonsbusiness.parliament.uk/ CONTENTS 1. Oral Questions to the Secretary of State for Education 3 2. Ministerial Statement: The Prime Minister on Covid-19 update 17 3. Road Traffic: Motion 25 2 Monday 23 November 2020 4. Exiting the European Union (Agriculture): Motion 25 5. Exiting the European Union (European Union): Motion 26 Monday 23 November 2020 3 ORAL QUESTIONS TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR EDUCATION After prayers Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 1 Bambos What support he Lab Phys- Secretary Charalam- is providing to ical Williamson bous (Enfield, schools to help Southgate) ensure their safe opening during the covid-19 outbreak. 2, 3 Kate Green Supplementary Lab Phys- Secretary (Stretford ical Williamson and Urmston) 4 Stephen What progress Con Phys- Minister Hammond his Department ical Gibb (Wimbledon) has made on further amend- ing the School Admissions Code to ensure that summer-born and premature children can be admitted to reception at the age of five at the request of parents. 4 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 5 Stuart Ander- What steps his Con Phys- Minister son (Wol- Department ical Ford verhampton is taking to South West) support parents with childcare provision. 6 Mrs Sheryll What steps his Con Vir- Secretary Murray Department is tual Williamson (South East taking to help Cornwall) ensure that children self-iso- lating during the covid-19 outbreak receive high-quality online educa- tion. 7 Robert Supplementary Con Vir- Secretary Halfon tual Williamson (Harlow) 8 Sir Edward What steps his Con Phys- Secretary Leigh (Gains- Department is ical Williamson borough) taking to ensure that schools receive equi- table levels of funding under the National Funding For- mula. Monday 23 November 2020 5 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 9 + 10 Maria Eagle What steps he is Lab Phys- Minister (Garston and taking to ensure ical Gibb Halewood) that all pupils have laptops and internet access when required to learn from home. 10 Zarah Sul- What steps he is Lab Phys- Minister tana (Coven- taking to ensure ical Gibb try South) that all pupils have laptops and internet access when required to learn from home. 11 + 12 Lucy Powell What steps he Lab Vir- Minister + 13 + (Manchester is taking to tual Gibb 14 + 15 Central) ensure that + 16 + equal treatment 17 is applied to all pupils undertak- ing exams and assessments in 2021 in response to variations in physical attend- ance at schools as a result of covid-19 out- break. 6 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 12 Ruth Cadbury What steps he is Lab Phys- Minister (Brentford taking to ensure ical Gibb and Isle- the (a) effective worth) and (b) accessi- ble operation of GCSE and A-level exams in 2021. 13 Munira What assessment LD Phys- Minister Wilson he has made ical Gibb (Twicken- of the effect ham) of the covid-19 outbreak on the capability of schools and colleges to hold (a) A-level and (b) GCSE exams at the end of the 2020-21 aca- demic year. 14 Simon What steps his Con Phys- Minister Baynes Department ical Gibb (Clwyd is taking in South) response to the covid-19 out- break to ensure that (a) GCSE and (b) A-level exams can take place in 2021. Monday 23 November 2020 7 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 15 Gordon Hen- What steps his Con Phys- Minister derson (Sit- Department ical Gibb tingbourne is taking in and Sheppey) response to the covid-19 out- break to ensure that (a) GCSE and (b) A-level exams can take place in 2021. 16 Michael What assessment Con Vir- Minister Fabricant he has made tual Gibb (Lichfield) of the poten- tial merits of deferring GCSE and A-level examinations in 2021; and if he will make a statement. 17 Tony Lloyd What steps he is Lab Vir- Minister (Rochdale) taking to ensure tual Gibb the (a) effective and (b) accessi- ble operation of GCSE and A-level exams in 2021. 18 Wes Street- Supplementary Lab Phys- Minister ing (Ilford ical Gibb North) 8 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 19 Sir Roger What estimate Con Vir- Secretary Gale (North he has made of tual Williamson Thanet) the number of schoolchildren required to self-isolate at home on 23 November 2020 as a result of being in contact with another pupil having received a posi- tive covid-19 test result. 20 + 21 Alan Brown What recent SNP Phys- Minister (Kilmarnock discussions he ical Donelan and Lou- has had with doun) (a) the Scottish Government and (b) professional bodies in the education sector on the effect of the United King- dom Internal Market Bill on Scotland’s edu- cation system. Monday 23 November 2020 9 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 21 Patrick Grady What recent SNP Phys- Minister (Glasgow discussions he ical Donelan North) has had with (a) the Scottish Government and (b) professional bodies in the education sector on the effect of the United King- dom Internal Market Bill on Scotland’s edu- cation system. 22 Carol Supplementary SNP Vir- Minister Monaghan tual Donelan (Glasgow North West) 23 + 24 Andrew What steps his Con Phys- Minister Jones (Har- Department ical Keegan rogate and is taking to Knaresbor- help ensure ough) improvement in educational attainment in each region of England. 10 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 24 Mark Fletcher What steps his Con Phys- Minister (Bolsover) Department ical Keegan is taking to help ensure improvement in educational attainment in each region of England. 25 Tulip Siddiq Supplementary Lab Phys- Minister (Hampstead ical Keegan and Kilburn) 26 Rehman What steps his Con Vir- Secretary Chishti (Gil- Department tual Williamson lingham and is taking to Rainham) ensure effective co-ordination between Ofsted and schools on Ofsted inspec- tions. Monday 23 November 2020 11 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 27 Tom Hunt What steps his Con Phys- Minister (Ipswich) Department is ical Ford taking to ensure the timely implementation of the expan- sion of the Holiday Activ- ities and Food programme throughout the regions of Eng- land. 28 Lilian What recent Lab Phys- Minister Greenwood assessment he ical Donelan (Nottingham has made of the South) potential merits of reforming the funding of healthcare higher educa- tion in England. 29 Ian Lavery What discussions Lab Vir- Minister (Wansbeck) he has had with tual Keegan stakeholders in the education sector on his Department's decision to end the Union Learning Fund in 2021. 12 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 30 Mr Toby Per- Supplementary Lab Phys- Minister kins (Chester- ical Keegan field) 31 Neil Coyle What progress Lab Phys- Minister (Bermondsey the Government ical Ford and Old has made on Southwark) reviewing the extension of free school meals provision to chil- dren of families with no recourse to public funds. 32 Edward What steps he is Con Phys- Minister Timpson taking to reduce ical Ford (Eddisbury) bureaucracy within the adop- tion system. 33 Elliot Colburn What steps he is Con Phys- Secretary (Carshalton taking to build ical Williamson and Walling- new schools. ton) 34 Layla Moran What steps he LD Vir- Minister (Oxford West is taking with tual Gibb and Abing- the Secretary of don) State for Health and Social care to deploy lateral flow covid-19 tests in (a) schools and (b) other education settings. Monday 23 November 2020 13 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 35 Ellie Reeves What steps he is Lab Vir- Secretary (Lewisham taking to close tual Williamson West and the gap in (a) Penge) educational outcomes and (b) levels of well- being between disadvantaged children and their peers. 36 Alicia Kearns What steps his Con Vir- Secretary (Rutland and Department has tual Williamson Melton) taken to provide financial support to schools for non-covid-19 related emer- gencies during 2020. 14 Monday 23 November 2020 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical 37 Ian Byrne What discussions Lab Vir- Minister (Liverpool, he has had with tual Ford West Derby) the Chancellor of the Exchequer on replacing the temporary arrangements for supplemen- tary funding with a new strand of the Early Years National Fund- ing Formula for grant-main- tained nursery schools. 38 Douglas What assessment SNP Vir- Minister Chapman he has made of tual Donelan (Dunfermline the potential and West effect of the end Fife) of the transition period on (a) further and (b) higher educa- tion. 39 Sir David What steps Con Vir- Secretary Evennett he is taking tual Williamson (Bexleyheath to increase (a) and Crayford) recruitment and (b) retention of teachers. Monday 23 November 2020 15 Order Member Question Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Phys- ical T1 Andrew If he will make a Lab Vir- Secretary Gwynne statement on his tual Williamson (Denton and departmental Reddish)
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