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Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- Gavin Williamson 3) Cal (South Staffordshire) Thursday 13 May 2021 7 Issued on: 12 May at 5.03pm Call lists for the Chamber Thursday 13 May 2021 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 both physically and virtually present selected 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. Business Question (Leader of the House) 2 2. Ministerial Statement: Secretary of State for Northern Ireland on Findings of the Ballymur- phy Inquest 4 3. Queen’s Speech - Third Day 6 2 Thursday 13 May 2021 BUSINESS QUESTION (LEADER OF THE HOUSE) About 9.30am Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 1 Thangam Debbonaire (Bristol Lab Physi- Leader of West) cal the House 2 James Daly (Bury North) Con Virtual Leader of the House 3 Owen Thompson (Midlo- SNP Physi- Leader of thian) cal the House 4 Lee Anderson (Ashfield) Con Virtual Leader of the House 5 Matt Western (Warwick and Lab Virtual Leader of Leamington) the House 6 Sir David Amess (Southend Con Virtual Leader of West) the House 7 Ellie Reeves (Lewisham West Lab Virtual Leader of and Penge) the House 8 Marco Longhi (Dudley North) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House 9 Alison Thewliss (Glasgow SNP Virtual Leader of Central) the House 10 Suzanne Webb (Stourbridge) Con Virtual Leader of the House 11 Wera Hobhouse (Bath) LD Virtual Leader of the House 12 Martin Vickers (Cleethorpes) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House Thursday 13 May 2021 3 Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 13 Jessica Morden (Newport Lab Physi- Leader of East) cal the House 14 Felicity Buchan (Kensington) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House 15 Chris Bryant (Rhondda) Lab Physi- Leader of cal the House 16 Jo Gideon (Stoke-on-Trent Con Physi- Leader of Central) cal the House 17 Liz Twist (Blaydon) Lab Physi- Leader of cal the House 18 Mr Peter Bone (Wellingbor- Con Virtual Leader of ough) the House 19 Steven Bonnar (Coatbridge, SNP Physi- Leader of Chryston and Bellshill) cal the House 20 Bob Stewart (Beckenham) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House 21 Kerry McCarthy (Bristol East) Lab Virtual Leader of the House 22 Mr Steve Baker (Wycombe) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House 23 Chris Elmore (Ogmore) Lab Physi- Leader of cal the House 24 Andy Carter (Warrington Con Virtual Leader of South) the House 25 Alex Norris (Nottingham Lab Virtual Leader of North) the House 26 Selaine Saxby (North Devon) Con Physi- Leader of cal the House 4 Thursday 13 May 2021 Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 27 Angela Crawley (Lanark and SNP Virtual Leader of Hamilton East) the House 28 Bob Blackman (Harrow East) Con Virtual Leader of the House 29 Ian Mearns (Gateshead) Lab Virtual Leader of the House 30 Mrs Pauline Latham (Mid Con Physi- Leader of Derbyshire) cal the House MINISTERIAL STATEMENT: SECRETARY OF STATE FOR NORTHERN IRELAND ON FINDINGS OF THE BALLYMURPHY INQUEST About 10.30am Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 1 Louise Haigh (Sheffield, Lab Physi- Secretary Heeley) cal Lewis 2 Simon Hoare (North Dorset) Con Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 3 Richard Thomson (Gordon) SNP Physi- Secretary cal Lewis 4 Julian Smith (Skipton and Con Vir- Secretary Ripon) tual Lewis Thursday 13 May 2021 5 Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 5 Ms Diane Abbott (Hackney Lab Vir- Secretary North and Stoke Newington) tual Lewis 6 Alun Cairns (Vale of Glamor- Con Vir- Secretary gan) tual Lewis 7 Mr Gregory Campbell (East DUP Vir- Secretary Londonderry) tual Lewis 8 Mr Tobias Ellwood (Bourne- Con Physi- Secretary mouth East) cal Lewis 9 Colum Eastwood (Foyle) SDLP Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 10 Bob Stewart (Beckenham) Con Physi- Secretary cal Lewis 11 Stephen Farry (North Down) Alliance Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 12 Felicity Buchan (Kensington) Con Physi- Secretary cal Lewis 13 Tony Lloyd (Rochdale) Lab Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 14 Suzanne Webb (Stourbridge) Con Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 15 Conor McGinn (St Helens Lab Physi- Secretary North) cal Lewis 16 Jonathan Gullis (Stoke-on- Con Physi- Secretary Trent North) cal Lewis 17 Carol Monaghan (Glasgow SNP Vir- Secretary North West) tual Lewis 18 Ian Paisley (North Antrim) DUP Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 6 Thursday 13 May 2021 Order Member Party Vir- Minister tual/ replying Physi- cal 19 Karin Smyth (Bristol South) Lab Physi- Secretary cal Lewis 20 Claire Hanna (Belfast South) SDLP Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 21 Carla Lockhart (Upper Bann) DUP Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 22 Patricia Gibson (North Ayr- SNP Vir- Secretary shire and Arran) tual Lewis 23 Rachael Maskell (York Cen- Lab Vir- Secretary tral) tual Lewis 24 Jim Shannon (Strangford) DUP Physi- Secretary cal Lewis 25 Clive Efford (Eltham) Lab Vir- Secretary tual Lewis 26 Steven Bonnar (Coatbridge, SNP Physi- Secretary Chryston and Bellshill) cal Lewis QUEEN’S SPEECH - THIRD DAY Debate is expected to begin at about 11.30am, after the Business Question and the Statement. Order Member Debate Party Vir- tual/ Physi- cal 1 Secretary of State Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- Gavin Williamson 3) cal (South Staffordshire) Thursday 13 May 2021 7 Order Member Debate Party Vir- tual/ Physi- cal 2 Shadow Secretary Queen's Speech (Day Lab Physi- of State Kate Green 3) cal (Stretford and Urm- ston) 3 Robert Halfon Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- (Harlow) 3) tual 4 Carol Monaghan (Glas- Queen's Speech (Day SNP Vir- gow North West) 3) tual 5 Andrea Leadsom Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (South Northampton- 3) cal shire) 6 Mrs Sharon Hodgson Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- (Washington and Sun- 3) tual derland West) 7 Chris Grayling (Epsom Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- and Ewell) 3) tual 8 Jack Dromey (Birming- Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- ham, Erdington) 3) tual 9 Mrs Maria Miller (Bas- Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- ingstoke) 3) tual 10 Layla Moran (Oxford Queen's Speech (Day LD Vir- West and Abingdon) 3) tual 11 Sir Edward Leigh Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Gainsborough) 3) cal 12 Alan Brown (Kilmar- Queen's Speech (Day SNP Physi- nock and Loudoun) 3) cal 13 Edward Timpson Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Eddisbury) 3) cal 8 Thursday 13 May 2021 Order Member Debate Party Vir- tual/ Physi- cal 14 Ian Lavery (Wansbeck) Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- 3) tual 15 Harriett Baldwin (West Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- Worcestershire) 3) cal 16 Deidre Brock (Edin- Queen's Speech (Day SNP Vir- burgh North and 3) tual Leith) 17 Jackie Doyle-Price Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Thurrock) 3) cal 18 Steve McCabe (Bir- Queen's Speech (Day Lab Physi- mingham, Selly Oak) 3) cal 19 Richard Graham Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Gloucester) 3) cal 20 Amy Callaghan (East Queen's Speech (Day SNP Vir- Dunbartonshire) 3) tual 21 Mrs Pauline Latham Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Mid Derbyshire) 3) cal 22 Conor McGinn (St Queen's Speech (Day Lab Physi- Helens North) 3) cal 23 Huw Merriman (Bex- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- hill and Battle) 3) cal 24 Helen Hayes (Dulwich Queen's Speech (Day Lab Physi- and West Norwood) 3) cal 25 Neil Parish (Tiverton Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- and Honiton) 3) tual 26 Brendan O'Hara Queen's Speech (Day SNP Physi- (Argyll and Bute) 3) cal Thursday 13 May 2021 9 Order Member Debate Party Vir- tual/ Physi- cal 57 Anne Marie Morris Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- (Newton Abbot) 3) tual 28 Dr Rupa Huq (Ealing Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- Central and Acton) 3) tual 29 Steve Double (St Aus- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- tell and Newquay) 3) cal 30 Steven Bonnar (Coat- Queen's Speech (Day SNP Physi- bridge, Chryston and 3) cal Bellshill) 31 Jonathan Gullis (Stoke- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- on-Trent North) 3) cal 32 Sarah Owen (Luton Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- North) 3) tual 33 Henry Smith (Crawley) Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- 3) tual 34 Beth Winter (Cynon Queen's Speech (Day Lab Vir- Valley) 3) tual 35 Mrs Flick Drummond Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Meon Valley) 3) cal 36 Wera Hobhouse (Bath) Queen's Speech (Day LD Vir- 3) tual 37 Robbie Moore (Keigh- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- ley) 3) cal 38 David Simmonds (Ruis- Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- lip, Northwood and 3) tual Pinner) 39 David Johnston (Wan- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- tage) 3) cal 10 Thursday 13 May 2021 Order Member Debate Party Vir- tual/ Physi- cal 40 Laura Trott (Sev- Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- enoaks) 3) tual 41 Jo Gideon (Stoke-on- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- Trent Central) 3) cal 42 Sally-Ann Hart (Hast- Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- ings and Rye) 3) cal 43 Kate Griffiths(Burton) Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- 3) tual 44 Christian Wakeford Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Bury South) 3) cal 45 Lee Rowley (North Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- East Derbyshire) 3) cal 46 Lia Nici (Great Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- Grimsby) 3) tual 47 Chris Loder (West Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- Dorset) 3) cal 48 James Daly (Bury Queen's Speech (Day Con Vir- North) 3) tual 49 Shadow Minister Cat Queen's Speech (Day Lab Physi- Smith (Lancaster and 3) cal Fleetwood) 50 Minister Julia Lopez Queen's Speech (Day Con Physi- (Hornchurch and 3) cal Upminster).
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