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With the free cspan radio app. Announcer next, British Foreign minister theresa may talks about the recent g20 summit in osaka, japan, and relations with the European Union. From earlier today. This is over 50 minutes. With permission, mr. Speaker, i would like to make a statement on my final g20 and European Council as Prime Minister. At this g20 summit in japan, we discussed some of the biggest global challenges facing our nation, including Climate Change, terrorist propaganda online, risks to the Global Economy, and rising tensions in the golf. These discussions were difficult, but in the end productive. I believe we are stronger when we work together, with threats to global stability and trade, that is more important than ever. Throughout the summit, my message was the overriding need for cooperation and compromise. Alongside discussions with International Partners on economic and security matters, britain would always stand by the global rules and best needs prosperity tond all of us. On no other issue is there if the need for International Collaboration greater then, change. As i arrived last week, i was proud that britain had become the world first major economy to commit, in law, to ending contribution to Global Warming by 2050. I urged other countries to follow britain partially, and sent britains lead. Last generation of leaders to limit Global Warming. I believe we have a duty to heed the call from those asking us to act now for the sake of future generations. Taken together, g20 countries account for 80 of Greenhouse Gas commissions omissions. Discussions were not easy, but thef the members agreed to importance of implementing commitments in full. It remains a disappointment the United States continues to opt out on such a critical global issue. I outline britains determination to lead the way on Climate Change and recognize more needs to be done in managing the impact of Climate Change in developing countries. The a budget would be aligned with our Climate Change goal and support lowering Greenhouse Gas emissions. Ive repeatedly called for greater action to protect people from online harm and remove terrorist propaganda from the internet. In2017, the attacks manchester and london shows how technology can be exploited by terrorist. The u. K. Took the lead and put this issue squarely on the global agenda following those events. Through our efforts, the Global Internet forum of counterterrorism was established. The horrendous attacks reminded us we must maintain and ensure a better coordinated and swifter response to ensure terrorists are never able to broadcast their atrocities in real time. I welcome the pledge by g20 leaders to build more on existing efforts in stop terrorists exploiting the internet. The u. K. Will lead the way on this, through our support in Major Technology companies in developing a new Crisis Response mechanism. The discussions were held on the backdrop of current trade tensions between the United States and china. In this context, i reaffirmed writtens commitment to fee britains commitment to free and fair trade is the best means to bolster prosperity and build economies for everyone. The u. K. Argued the rules regarding global trade need updating to address the changing nature of the trade. We continue to press for action on the wto form. The best way to resolve disputes is to strengthen wto, rather than by increasing tariffs. Tos g20 was an opportunity discuss why the global. Pportunities with others in my conversation with Prime Minister abe, i paid tribute to him for hosting this g20 and thank him for his role in strengthening the relationship between the u. K. And japan. A relationship i have every constance grow over the coming years. In the number of meetings, i discussed iran and rising tensions in the golf, and escalation is in no ones interest. At the same time, i was clear the u. K. Will work with our jcpoa partners to work the iran keep the Iran Nuclear Deal in place. The breach of the deal by iran is concerning. Together, with france, germany, and other signatories of the deal, we urge iran not to take further steps away from the agreement and return to compliance. The deal makes the world safer. I want to see iran uphold its obligation. Wholeheartedly, in never shying away from Difficult Conversations when it is right to hold them. In my meeting with putin, i told him there can be no normalization of our relationship until russia stops the irresponsible activity that threatens the u. K. And allies. The use of a deadly nerve agent on the streets of our country was a despicable act, which led to the deaths. The u. K. Has irrefutable evidence russia was behind the attack and we want to see the two individuals responsible brought to justice. While the u. K. Remains open to a different relationship, for that to happen, the russian government must choose a different path. In my discussion with secretarygeneral gutierrez, we spoke about multilateral systems and the u. K. s strong support for it. I raised concerns about the ebola out rake in congo outbreak in congo and emphasized the critical nature of humanitarian systems in yemen. I am proud to u. K. Continues to play its part in trying to provide relief in countries such as yemen, and that we remain committed to spending 7 of our Gross National income on development systems. That commitment puts us at the forefront of addressing global challenges. Im pleased, at the summit, we announced a pledge of 1. 4 billion aid to fight tuberculosis, malaria, and help save lives. Turning to the European Council, the focus of these discussions are what is known in known as the eus top jobs. Before, it is primarily a matter that remains in 27 e Member States. While we remain a member of the you got you, i said we would remain constructively, which we did. The Council Voted for a package of candidates with an important balance agenda, reflecting diversity of the European Union. The council formally elected someone as president of the European Council. They also nominated a German Defense minister as candidate for president of the European Commission. Minister, asgn candidate for high representative for Foreign Affairs and security policy, and the french managing director of the imf as candidate for president of the European Central bank. The Commission President will be voted on by the European Parliament in the coming weeks. After being approved by the Commission President , the high representative will be voted on the college of commissioners by the european polyp meant before the colleges appointed by the European Council. After consultations with the European Parliament and ecb governing council, the European Council will alloy the European Parliament will vote on its president today. Subject to the approval of the European Parliament, this will be the first time a woman has been the president of the European Commission. I would like to congratulate her on her nomination. This was a package supported by the u. K. It is in our National Interest to have constructive relationships with those appointed once we leave the European Union, we will need to continue to share many of the same challenges and need to work with our neighbors to address issues in our joint interest. Jeremy corbyn. Thank youto say to my member for the fantastic campaign she mounted and the comfort she has brought through the unimaginable strain of losing a child and, sadly, those who will lose a child in the future will know because of her work, one part of the commemoration of that childs life will be made a little bit easier. On behalf of so many families, can we say thank you very much for everything you have done . Thank theaker, i primary support advance copy of her statements. The 20th anniversary of the g20 there is little progress to commemorate in tackling the urgent challenges that we face. Where the leaders of the most powerful countries fail, we look at civil society, trade unions, and Community Groups and an inspirational generation of young people for the transformative change that is required. The summits communique did not make the necessary commitments on Climate Change. Does the Prime Minister agree President Trumps failure to accept the reality of manmade Climate Change, his refusal to back to paris accords and his attempts to water down the communique commitment are a threat to the security of us all all over this planet . Is the Prime Minister concerned that he could soon be joined by one of her possible successors whose described Global Warming as permissive fear without foundation . It is the responsibility of the g20 to lead efforts to combat Climate Change here as the Prime Minister herself acknowledged. These nations account for fourfifths of global Greenhouse Gas emissions. As i confirmed last week, we back the u. K. s bid to host cop 26 next year. In 2017, the government agreed to making finance consistent with the pathway towards low Greenhouse Gas emissions in developing countries. So can the Prime Minister explain why 97 of the uks export finance support for energy in developing countries goes the fossil fuels and less than 1 for Renewable Energy . The governments pledged to cut Carbon Emissions by 2050 is an empty one. They have no series plan to invest and continue to dismantle our Renewable Energy sector while supporting fracking. The Prime Minister says the International Community must stand against irans destabilizing activity in the region. Mr. Speaker, the Iran Nuclear Deal agreement was a multilateral agreement signed up to buy president obama and a number of other governments but reneged on by president obamas successor. Beyond just saying we need to protect the deal, what action has the Prime Minister taken to ensure this deal survives . What conversation to the Prime Minister have with President Trump on this issue . And isnt it about time that her government stood up to our supposed ally, saudi arabia . The Prime Minister says she met with crown prince ben solman, but gives no details, so can i ask her, did she raise the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi . Did she raise the killing of thousands of yemenis . Did she pledge to stop arms sales to saudi arabia. And, did she raise, with him, their financing and arming of a libyan warlord who is fighting the u. N. Recognize government of libya . And two, just last night, has been held responsible for an airstrike on a Migrant Center in tripoli that killed 40 people and injured dozens more. The Prime Minister rightly points to the need to protect people from terrorist propaganda. So, before she leaves office, will she finally release in fall in full, the report she suppressed into the saudi governments funding of extremist groups . The Prime Minister talks of confronting countries that interfere in a democracy of other nations, including russia. I reminder it was this side of the house that delivered the amendments to the sanctions of Money Laundering bill, which introduced the magnitsky power. And the truth is, mr. Speaker, the Party Opposite has questions to answer about the almost 1 Million Pounds worth of donations from wealthy russians to their party under her watch. So, if we stand up to corruption, condemn human rights abusing regimes, then politicians should not be trading cash for access. The Prime Minister mention the whirring outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo. Could she outline what assistance different is providing to terrible situation . I welcome the governments 1. 4 billion for the global fund to fight aids, tb and malaria. However, the main conclusion of the g20 is that the world deserves better leadership for the urgent challenges facing humanity. Mr. Speaker, onto the eu summit in brussels where its taken the leaders three days to come up with a decision on who should take the eus top jobs. But a threeday summit pails into insignificance to the three years of failure this government has inflicted on us all over brexit. I would like to congratulate those who have been appointed or nominated to new roles within the European Union, especially joseph, as high representative for Foreign Affairs and security. Mr. Speaker, for as long as we remain in the eu, we should seek reform that includes increasing our efforts to tackle tax evasion and tax avoidance, stepping up corporation over the Climate Emergency that faces us all, all over this continent and this planet. And challenging migration policies that have left thousands to drown in the mediterranean while sometimes subcontracting migration policies to libyan militias. Mr. Speaker, can the Prime Minister explain her decision of the conservative party to join a Political Group which includes far right Islamophobic Party such as box of spain . They claim muslims will impose sharia law on spain, turn cathedrals into mosques, and force all women to cover up. They are a party part of the they are a party that campaigns to repeal gender violence laws and threaten to shut down feminist organizations. Does the Prime Minister understand the worried this will cause many people in this country who will be rightly asking why her party has aligned themselves with this far right organization whose policies are built on division, discrimination, and hate . Finally, mr. Speaker, does the Prime Minister agree that whoever succeeds her should have the courage to go back to the people with their preferred brexit option and into the and end the uncertainty and get brags it resolved . Prime minister. Thank you, mr. Speaker. The gentleman raised a number of issues moving between them with sometimes no link between the issues he was talking about. I will try to address the issues he raised on Climate Change. I said and ive repeated to the United States at the g20, the President Trump, that i hope the United States can come back into the Paris Agreement in due course. Im pleased the other 19 members of the g20 held Paris Agreement and to the commitments we have previously made. As i said earlier in answers to Prime Ministers questions we are showing the lead on this. Im encouraging others to follows and others are following showing the willingness. He asked about the issue of Climate Change in relation to our Development International development money. Please to say that with committed to provide at least 5. 8 million of International Climate finance between 20162020 is isnt just a question of energy exit. Its about Climate Resilience and where leading of that the u. N. Climate action summit in september of this year. Weve already held 47 make people British Foreign<\/a> minister theresa may talks about the recent g20 summit in osaka, japan, and relations with the European Union<\/a>. From earlier today. This is over 50 minutes. With permission, mr. Speaker, i would like to make a statement on my final g20 and European Council<\/a> as Prime Minister<\/a>. At this g20 summit in japan, we discussed some of the biggest global challenges facing our nation, including Climate Change<\/a>, terrorist propaganda online, risks to the Global Economy<\/a>, and rising tensions in the golf. These discussions were difficult, but in the end productive. I believe we are stronger when we work together, with threats to global stability and trade, that is more important than ever. Throughout the summit, my message was the overriding need for cooperation and compromise. Alongside discussions with International Partners<\/a> on economic and security matters, britain would always stand by the global rules and best needs prosperity tond all of us. On no other issue is there if the need for International Collaboration<\/a> greater then, change. As i arrived last week, i was proud that britain had become the world first major economy to commit, in law, to ending contribution to Global Warming<\/a> by 2050. I urged other countries to follow britain partially, and sent britains lead. Last generation of leaders to limit Global Warming<\/a>. I believe we have a duty to heed the call from those asking us to act now for the sake of future generations. Taken together, g20 countries account for 80 of Greenhouse Gas<\/a> commissions omissions. Discussions were not easy, but thef the members agreed to importance of implementing commitments in full. It remains a disappointment the United States<\/a> continues to opt out on such a critical global issue. I outline britains determination to lead the way on Climate Change<\/a> and recognize more needs to be done in managing the impact of Climate Change<\/a> in developing countries. The a budget would be aligned with our Climate Change<\/a> goal and support lowering Greenhouse Gas<\/a> emissions. Ive repeatedly called for greater action to protect people from online harm and remove terrorist propaganda from the internet. In2017, the attacks manchester and london shows how technology can be exploited by terrorist. The u. K. Took the lead and put this issue squarely on the global agenda following those events. Through our efforts, the Global Internet<\/a> forum of counterterrorism was established. The horrendous attacks reminded us we must maintain and ensure a better coordinated and swifter response to ensure terrorists are never able to broadcast their atrocities in real time. I welcome the pledge by g20 leaders to build more on existing efforts in stop terrorists exploiting the internet. The u. K. Will lead the way on this, through our support in Major Technology<\/a> companies in developing a new Crisis Response<\/a> mechanism. The discussions were held on the backdrop of current trade tensions between the United States<\/a> and china. In this context, i reaffirmed writtens commitment to fee britains commitment to free and fair trade is the best means to bolster prosperity and build economies for everyone. The u. K. Argued the rules regarding global trade need updating to address the changing nature of the trade. We continue to press for action on the wto form. The best way to resolve disputes is to strengthen wto, rather than by increasing tariffs. Tos g20 was an opportunity discuss why the global. Pportunities with others in my conversation with Prime Minister<\/a> abe, i paid tribute to him for hosting this g20 and thank him for his role in strengthening the relationship between the u. K. And japan. A relationship i have every constance grow over the coming years. In the number of meetings, i discussed iran and rising tensions in the golf, and escalation is in no ones interest. At the same time, i was clear the u. K. Will work with our jcpoa partners to work the iran keep the Iran Nuclear Deal<\/a> in place. The breach of the deal by iran is concerning. Together, with france, germany, and other signatories of the deal, we urge iran not to take further steps away from the agreement and return to compliance. The deal makes the world safer. I want to see iran uphold its obligation. Wholeheartedly, in never shying away from Difficult Conversations<\/a> when it is right to hold them. In my meeting with putin, i told him there can be no normalization of our relationship until russia stops the irresponsible activity that threatens the u. K. And allies. The use of a deadly nerve agent on the streets of our country was a despicable act, which led to the deaths. The u. K. Has irrefutable evidence russia was behind the attack and we want to see the two individuals responsible brought to justice. While the u. K. Remains open to a different relationship, for that to happen, the russian government must choose a different path. In my discussion with secretarygeneral gutierrez, we spoke about multilateral systems and the u. K. s strong support for it. I raised concerns about the ebola out rake in congo outbreak in congo and emphasized the critical nature of humanitarian systems in yemen. I am proud to u. K. Continues to play its part in trying to provide relief in countries such as yemen, and that we remain committed to spending 7 of our Gross National<\/a> income on development systems. That commitment puts us at the forefront of addressing global challenges. Im pleased, at the summit, we announced a pledge of 1. 4 billion aid to fight tuberculosis, malaria, and help save lives. Turning to the European Council<\/a>, the focus of these discussions are what is known in known as the eus top jobs. Before, it is primarily a matter that remains in 27 e Member States<\/a>. While we remain a member of the you got you, i said we would remain constructively, which we did. The Council Voted<\/a> for a package of candidates with an important balance agenda, reflecting diversity of the European Union<\/a>. The council formally elected someone as president of the European Council<\/a>. They also nominated a German Defense<\/a> minister as candidate for president of the European Commission<\/a>. Minister, asgn candidate for high representative for Foreign Affairs<\/a> and security policy, and the french managing director of the imf as candidate for president of the European Central<\/a> bank. The Commission President<\/a> will be voted on by the European Parliament<\/a> in the coming weeks. After being approved by the Commission President<\/a> , the high representative will be voted on the college of commissioners by the european polyp meant before the colleges appointed by the European Council<\/a>. After consultations with the European Parliament<\/a> and ecb governing council, the European Council<\/a> will alloy the European Parliament<\/a> will vote on its president today. Subject to the approval of the European Parliament<\/a>, this will be the first time a woman has been the president of the European Commission<\/a>. I would like to congratulate her on her nomination. This was a package supported by the u. K. It is in our National Interest<\/a> to have constructive relationships with those appointed once we leave the European Union<\/a>, we will need to continue to share many of the same challenges and need to work with our neighbors to address issues in our joint interest. Jeremy corbyn. Thank youto say to my member for the fantastic campaign she mounted and the comfort she has brought through the unimaginable strain of losing a child and, sadly, those who will lose a child in the future will know because of her work, one part of the commemoration of that childs life will be made a little bit easier. On behalf of so many families, can we say thank you very much for everything you have done . Thank theaker, i primary support advance copy of her statements. The 20th anniversary of the g20 there is little progress to commemorate in tackling the urgent challenges that we face. Where the leaders of the most powerful countries fail, we look at civil society, trade unions, and Community Groups<\/a> and an inspirational generation of young people for the transformative change that is required. The summits communique did not make the necessary commitments on Climate Change<\/a>. Does the Prime Minister<\/a> agree President Trump<\/a>s failure to accept the reality of manmade Climate Change<\/a>, his refusal to back to paris accords and his attempts to water down the communique commitment are a threat to the security of us all all over this planet . Is the Prime Minister<\/a> concerned that he could soon be joined by one of her possible successors whose described Global Warming<\/a> as permissive fear without foundation . It is the responsibility of the g20 to lead efforts to combat Climate Change<\/a> here as the Prime Minister<\/a> herself acknowledged. These nations account for fourfifths of global Greenhouse Gas<\/a> emissions. As i confirmed last week, we back the u. K. s bid to host cop 26 next year. In 2017, the government agreed to making finance consistent with the pathway towards low Greenhouse Gas<\/a> emissions in developing countries. So can the Prime Minister<\/a> explain why 97 of the uks export finance support for energy in developing countries goes the fossil fuels and less than 1 for Renewable Energy<\/a> . The governments pledged to cut Carbon Emissions<\/a> by 2050 is an empty one. They have no series plan to invest and continue to dismantle our Renewable Energy<\/a> sector while supporting fracking. The Prime Minister<\/a> says the International Community<\/a> must stand against irans destabilizing activity in the region. Mr. Speaker, the Iran Nuclear Deal<\/a> agreement was a multilateral agreement signed up to buy president obama and a number of other governments but reneged on by president obamas successor. Beyond just saying we need to protect the deal, what action has the Prime Minister<\/a> taken to ensure this deal survives . What conversation to the Prime Minister<\/a> have with President Trump<\/a> on this issue . And isnt it about time that her government stood up to our supposed ally, saudi arabia . The Prime Minister<\/a> says she met with crown prince ben solman, but gives no details, so can i ask her, did she raise the murder of journalist Jamal Khashoggi<\/a> . Did she raise the killing of thousands of yemenis . Did she pledge to stop arms sales to saudi arabia. And, did she raise, with him, their financing and arming of a libyan warlord who is fighting the u. N. Recognize government of libya . And two, just last night, has been held responsible for an airstrike on a Migrant Center<\/a> in tripoli that killed 40 people and injured dozens more. The Prime Minister<\/a> rightly points to the need to protect people from terrorist propaganda. So, before she leaves office, will she finally release in fall in full, the report she suppressed into the saudi governments funding of extremist groups . The Prime Minister<\/a> talks of confronting countries that interfere in a democracy of other nations, including russia. I reminder it was this side of the house that delivered the amendments to the sanctions of Money Laundering<\/a> bill, which introduced the magnitsky power. And the truth is, mr. Speaker, the Party Opposite<\/a> has questions to answer about the almost 1 Million Pounds<\/a> worth of donations from wealthy russians to their party under her watch. So, if we stand up to corruption, condemn human rights abusing regimes, then politicians should not be trading cash for access. The Prime Minister<\/a> mention the whirring outbreak of ebola in the democratic republic of congo. Could she outline what assistance different is providing to terrible situation . I welcome the governments 1. 4 billion for the global fund to fight aids, tb and malaria. However, the main conclusion of the g20 is that the world deserves better leadership for the urgent challenges facing humanity. Mr. Speaker, onto the eu summit in brussels where its taken the leaders three days to come up with a decision on who should take the eus top jobs. But a threeday summit pails into insignificance to the three years of failure this government has inflicted on us all over brexit. I would like to congratulate those who have been appointed or nominated to new roles within the European Union<\/a>, especially joseph, as high representative for Foreign Affairs<\/a> and security. Mr. Speaker, for as long as we remain in the eu, we should seek reform that includes increasing our efforts to tackle tax evasion and tax avoidance, stepping up corporation over the Climate Emergency<\/a> that faces us all, all over this continent and this planet. And challenging migration policies that have left thousands to drown in the mediterranean while sometimes subcontracting migration policies to libyan militias. Mr. Speaker, can the Prime Minister<\/a> explain her decision of the conservative party to join a Political Group<\/a> which includes far right Islamophobic Party<\/a> such as box of spain . They claim muslims will impose sharia law on spain, turn cathedrals into mosques, and force all women to cover up. They are a party part of the they are a party that campaigns to repeal gender violence laws and threaten to shut down feminist organizations. Does the Prime Minister<\/a> understand the worried this will cause many people in this country who will be rightly asking why her party has aligned themselves with this far right organization whose policies are built on division, discrimination, and hate . Finally, mr. Speaker, does the Prime Minister<\/a> agree that whoever succeeds her should have the courage to go back to the people with their preferred brexit option and into the and end the uncertainty and get brags it resolved . Prime minister. Thank you, mr. Speaker. The gentleman raised a number of issues moving between them with sometimes no link between the issues he was talking about. I will try to address the issues he raised on Climate Change<\/a>. I said and ive repeated to the United States<\/a> at the g20, the President Trump<\/a>, that i hope the United States<\/a> can come back into the Paris Agreement<\/a> in due course. Im pleased the other 19 members of the g20 held Paris Agreement<\/a> and to the commitments we have previously made. As i said earlier in answers to Prime Minister<\/a>s questions we are showing the lead on this. Im encouraging others to follows and others are following showing the willingness. He asked about the issue of Climate Change<\/a> in relation to our Development International<\/a> development money. Please to say that with committed to provide at least 5. 8 million of International Climate<\/a> finance between 20162020 is isnt just a question of energy exit. Its about Climate Resilience<\/a> and where leading of that the u. N. Climate action summit in september of this year. Weve already held 47 make people Climate Change<\/a> supporting 17 Million People<\/a> accessing clean energy and reduced or avoided 10. 4 million tons of co2. We are putting our words into action. He asked about my meeting with crown prince mohammad bin salman. I did indeed raise the killing of Jamal Khashoggi<\/a>. I was very clear that we expected a transparent and open judicial process and we expect those who were responsible to be brought to account. I also raise the issue of yemen and the aborts a political solution in yemen, the fact were supporting u. N. Special envoys work of that and that we want to ensure that all parties are committed to coming around the table and find a political solution to yemen in the future. He raised the issue of ebola in the democratic republic of congo. I had a meeting with the directorgeneral of the w. H. O. At the g20 summit at which we discussed to today i also discd it with the secretarygeneral of the United Nations<\/a>. This is a serious humanitarian challenge. The security situation in eastern drc makes the dealing with this outbreak more difficult. It makes more difficult in terms of how one is operative to come in and through other organizations. The United Nations<\/a> and wh are committed to working through Committee Groups<\/a> on the grantor he asked about our response to with the second largest bilateral donor to the response in the democratic republic of congo and the largest in neighboring countries. So we would be working not only where theres been outbreak in prc but also to ensure neighboring countries can respond effectively and i pleased to say when the was a small number of cases in uganda, uganda responded extremely welcome a professionally and weve not seen for the cases in uganda. He mentions the issue of russia. I have to say i think thought it was a bit rich the sort of comments the right honorable joe been brought about russia win who was it after the nerve agent attack on our streets who believed the russian government rather than her own intelligence agency, it was the right honorable gentleman so i take the lessons from him on our relationship with russia. He talked about the eu council. I was sorry come i dont think i heard him welcome the appointment of the top jobs. I think its important this is the first woman nominated to be president of the European Commission<\/a> and the woman nominated for the role at the European Central<\/a> bank. And he talked about the issue around brexit. Of course it was always going to take to use to negotiate. Thats the time that a set out in the treaty under the article 50 process. We brought those proposals to the house. The right honorable gentleman rejected those proposals. The right honorable gentleman has not brought forward the proposal that can get a majority this shadow secretary says he has. [inaudible] [shouting] i have noticed the house has the support the plants i brought forward, so this is is a bit, its a bit of a nerve the party that consistently says it wants to leave with a deal, that it consistently voted against leaving with a deal. And he talks about going back to the people on brexit. He talks about the sort of delay and what is happening in relation to brexit and uncertainty, just say to the right honorable gentleman we have been waiting for weeks now for the labour partys policy on brexit. We keep being told the shadow cabinet we keeping told the shadow cabinet is taken decision about a second referendum. Week after week after week we still wait to hear. And Little Wonder<\/a> the shadow home secretary says that hes beginning to worry about labours brexit policy. Mr. William cash. Thank you, mr. Speaker. Since the 1980s, mr. Speaker, as you know i have consistently raised the question of germanys increasing dominance in the European Union<\/a>. And also in the European Commission<\/a>. Our former ambassador to germany in his book, recent book burning rules, states that the eu is and will remain a german your. Nine of nine of the 28 European Commission<\/a>ers have german leaders of the cabinet. There are six german directors general. He said it is a germanys you that before it acts and by other Member States<\/a> before the decide by majority vote behind close doors. Is this not a grave concern and is it not a reason why we should leave the European Union<\/a> by the 31st of october . Can i say to my honorable friend im a little disappointed. Germany has not had presidency of the European Commission<\/a> i think for something bike since the 1960s so i think its a little bit childish attempt to suggest we should start over for german commissioner and can also point out actually ursula was born in brussels. That might make it worse for my honorable friend, the fact she is from germany but i also say to him i think what is important when thatll be seen gender balance, we see a geographical spread across the commission in terms of the poem. He talked about as leaving the European Union<\/a>. I want us to leave the European Union<\/a>. I voted three times for us to leave the European Union<\/a>. Had my honorable friend photo with me we would already be outside the European Union<\/a>. Thank you, mr. Speaker. And can i think the Prime Minister<\/a> for her statement and a grateful for advanced site of the period before begin, mr. Speaker, on the point of clarification just to help the Prime Minister<\/a>, i think she suggested Prime Minister<\/a>s questions it was no review of the devolution. Thats perhaps some surprise to those of us who listen to radio scotland this morning that had lord duncan talk what exactly that and, indeed, laura duncan had been appointed to the role. That indeed many scottish generalists have tweeted they have had briefings from number ten. So perhaps the Prime Minister<\/a> might take the opportunity to clarify things whether or not she shes going to scotland tomorrow or whether she doesnt [inaudible] mr. Speaker, id like to join with the Prime Minister<\/a> by endorsing her rebuff response to rush and it must end as destabilizing activity. Those responsible for the poising of cherchez should be brought to just sir j and the russians must take responsibility and justice to prevail. Id also like to thank the Prime Minister<\/a> for contribution of the nominees of commission and we did of course welcome gender balance. It is important the European Parliament<\/a> is unable to take a role in this process. The snp welcomes many of the World Leaders<\/a> reaffirmed their support toward the full implications of the Paris Agreement<\/a>s that absolute condemns the u. S. Present trumps ducking of the issue. The fact President Trump<\/a> refuses to wake up to the reality is irresponsible and delusional. This ticking time bomb needs a robust response to whilst the uk government commitment is to reach target by 2050, in scotland we are moving to try to achieve that deal faster by riesling committing to target a net zero emissions by 2045. And, indeed, scotland has already reduced Greenhouse Gas<\/a> emissions by 47 since 1990. But we all, mr. Speaker, need to go further and faster if we have an obligation to the planet and future generations and recognize that yes, indeed this is a Climate Emergency<\/a>. I welcome the World Leaders<\/a> from the commit to the implementation of the 2050 agenda for Sustainable Growth<\/a> and at the summit also agreed to work towards the free fair stable and open markets trade investment. However, the declaration followed the g20 some states there is still concern about the state of the Global Economy<\/a> noting growth remains low and risk remains tilted to the downside the Prime Minister<\/a> must take responsibility for the failure to grow the uk economy and to fight inequality. Without an appropriate economic response to uk government, inequality is set to get worse rather than better. It was agreed when you set up the office of budget responsibilities forecast, inequality is likely to increase over the next few years. The u. N. Special rapporteur found that once at the uk population, 40 Million People<\/a>, live in poverty and by 202140 of children 2020, or a percentage of will be living be below the poverty line. No Prime Minister<\/a> to be proud of leaving this as her legacy. The Prime Minister<\/a> also made an omission in a statement. The Japanese Foreign<\/a> ministry warned against a a no deal bret and that it could risk japanese auto manufacturers going through customs and that operations may not be able to continue. Therefore i want to ask that she agree with the Japanese Foreign<\/a> minister . And well should vote against the new deal brexit and against anyones intent under living and no deal brexit as being her successor . For the myrrh, will she act to undo the austerity measures put in place by her government to unlock Economic Growth<\/a> and begin to turn the tide on income inequality across the United Kingdom<\/a> . Will the Prime Minister<\/a> images make a multitude of mistakes, failed to use balance economy and the way out of poverty and disadvantage Prime Minister<\/a> this is your legacy of value. It is your choice in your final days to do the right thing. Hear, hear. Prime minister. First talk i say to the right of much and i will be going to scotland tomorrow and it will be making a plea about the benefits of the union of the United Kingdom<\/a> and canada suggested that rather as he snp always do, jumping on the bandwagon of something they read in the newspaper, actually to wait to hear what i have to say in my lead to more before they opined upon it . Cannot also, can i think the right a motion for the comes to meet about russia and the boards of us working to reduce and stop russias destabilizing activity which takes many forms with the most particularly in the use of that chemical weapon on our streets but, of course, we sit in cyber attacks. We see in this information to we sit in an attempt to interfere in what happened in other countries often in democratic processes. And will continue to work with others to bring about the aim we all want. The references again the issue about no deal and a deal. Im afraid the answer to his point has not changed. It hasnt changed through Prime Minister<\/a>s questions a little earlier this afternoon. I have consistently said i think its in the best interests of uk to leave with the could you i believe we need to go shoot a good you parliament was not willing to support the good you but i voted three times to ensure that the European Union<\/a> with a deal. The right of an german chose to vote three times to leave with no deal. Im not taking any point from him on that issue. He talks about failure to use powers. The best example of a failure to use power they have is he snp government in scotland which has been given extra powers and yet consistently fails to use them and whenever it is given extra powers it doesnt use them at all. It comes back and says please sir, may we have more . Start during the day job and stop focusing only on independence. Thats what the snp needs to do. And he also talks about Economic Growth<\/a>. Im pleased to say this country under conservative governments has seen i think its 27 quarters of Economic Growth<\/a>. That is the longest time of consistent growth of any of the g7 countries and thats a record the conservatives are proud of. When i share the Prime Minister<\/a>s enthusiastic appointment and to so many womo the top jobs in europe institutions and i thank the Prime Minister<\/a> for the role she played in that at i really would commend her for the good will and determination shes brought consistently to the table of both the g20 and that the eu summit of which he agreed that when we leave the European Union<\/a> were going to continue to enjoy a constructive relationship with our neighbors, then its very important, mr. Speaker, that we leave in an orderly fashion with an agreement . I want to thank my right honorable friend for kind words and can assist you agree this important once we left the opinion we continue to have a strong and deep partnership a relationship with the European Union<\/a> and obviously with the individual Member States<\/a> within the European Union<\/a>. I believe the best way of achieving that is julie for the good you and i am sorry parliament wasnt able to find the majority for the good you and its up to my success to define a majority in parliament that can enable us to leave the way that is in countries National Interest<\/a>. The Prime Minister<\/a> statement says the best way to resolve trade disputes is through a reform and strengthen welded trade organization. Is it not the case the dispute for settlement mechanism no longer works because the United States<\/a> doesnt recognize it and there were insufficient judges . And that those who without britain depended on socalled wto rules are making britain depended on the very week and damaged organization . Hes right to focus attention on the important dispute resolution mechanism at the wto. That plays an important part in enforcing the rules that wto has and obviously appointments continue to be blocked and risk the effective operation of that dispute settlement system. That would not be in a interest when the interest of any of anr members of the wto. We are strong supporting an informal process thats been launched by the general counsel of the debit you to seek a resolution to this issue around the appellate body, and proposals put forward so far by wto members bring the right ingredients to many of the concerns raised and urging all members to engage constructively in the ongoing discussions. Yes, ill lincolnshire night in a a cheerful suit. Sir edward lee. That sets off your black account, mr. Speaker. After having to negotiate with these people for so many dreary months, the Prime Minister<\/a> must be him mildly relayed she will no longer to go to brussels. But what advice which you give to her successor in dealing with these people . Which he recommend injunction that no deal is better than a bad deal . Can i say to my right honorable friend, while we both know do was better than it the petty but at least we negotiated a good deal. The advice i would give to my successor is to act at all times in the best interest of this country. I believe its in her best interest to be up to leave the European Union<\/a> with a good deal but it is up to my success to define a majority in this house to enable us to leave the European Union<\/a>. Hilary benn. Thank you very much indeed, mr. Speaker. It is reported this morning that canada is apparently unwilling to roll over the provisions of the deal for the United Kingdom<\/a> in the event of a no deal brexit. Could the Prime Minister<\/a> tell the house whether she discussed this at the g20 summit . And metric the opportunity to congratulate the chancellor sitting next to her on the clear statement she has been making in recent days about the obvious danger to our economy from and to deal brexit . First of all i would say to the right honorable gentleman we continue to work with canadians on the roll over of the canadian trade you. Im pleased to say the response to International Trade<\/a> has been able to see the rollover and agreement on the rollover a number of trade deals including significant deals such as the one with south korea. For example, will continue to work with canadians on this issue and make sure and its right we do that in detail to make sure what comes out of the result of those rollovers are arrangements that in the interest of this country. Can also im afraid the right honorable gentleman has dented me to say this. He is consistently stood up and argued for the case of not leaving the European Union<\/a> without a deal. Yet he is also consistently voted to leave the European Union<\/a> without a deal. Thank you, mr. Speaker. I understand that far from remaining silent at the eu summit, our Prime Minister<\/a> actually made recommendations for not just one but for all four of the top jobs and every single thing she nominated or suggested was highly qualified, highly competent woman. Can i thank the Prime Minister<\/a> as this might be her last statement as Prime Minister<\/a> for all she has a done to champion women in politics in this country and across the world . And can also send a message back to number ten to thank her husband for the highly dignified way in which he represented our country in the photo at the g20 . [laughing] yes, im not sure its which photographed my friend is referred to for my husband but i will happily those compliments back to him. I was happy to put for the names of the number of women and to champion, had that need for gender balance in the appointments to the socalled eu top jobs. I believe it is important we see that you and battles. Im pleased to continue to be able to champion women and will continue to do that when i moved to the back benches. Can i also say to my right honorable friend that apart from the appointments that are already been announced it is expected that there will also the other women who will be taking up senior post within the commission, those are the matters for the coming president of the commission but i would expect to see more women also taking senior roles in those roles in future. Thank you, mr. Speaker. In the role the Prime Minister<\/a> played in the appointment of people to the eus top jobs, can she tell me what were the top three things in the new commissions president policy program that she supports . I would tell the right honorable gentleman i think its important, it is possible of course because please dont take the position up until one the ft of november in terms of the presidency of the commission. It is of course possible that we will have indeed love the European Union<\/a> at that point but i would want to see a president of the European Commission<\/a> and, indeed, i said to members of the European Council<\/a> who continue to want to work to find an arrangement between, for the relationship between uk and the European Union<\/a> in the future that is a positive one, constructive one, enables us to live with our near neighbors in a way which is to the advantage and the benefit of both the United Kingdom<\/a> and the European Union<\/a>. As she knows uk decided not to give notice to quit the European Economic<\/a> area as required under article 127. While absolutely i can understand she would not want to bind the hands of the successor, will she instruct officials to consider rejoining the agreement since she will understand the eus under an International Obligation<\/a> to make this operable . Can i say, i recognized by honorable frank has champion this particular aspect of her future relationship. I think the future relationship that we had negotiated with European Union<\/a> was actually better than the proposed it before because it gave us greater independence while maintaining economic advantages in our relationship with your opinion. That has been rejected by the house. It will be up to my successor to find the right way through. Did the Prime Minister<\/a> receive brexit party [inaudible] on the European Parliament<\/a> . Does she agree with me that kind of act is born out of the absurd notion which is done so much damage to the country that we are some kind of subjugated colony of the eu rather than the full and equal in highly successful member that we have been . Will she joined me in rejecting this notion of britain as a colony . Can i say to the right honorable gentleman, the United Kingdom<\/a> has played a full role as a member of the your opinion. We have been highly regarded around that eu table. I want to see us continue to be able to have a relationship with the eu in the future. But not only see as having greater independence outside the European Union<\/a> but able to attribute to work with our partners in the European Union<\/a> on the challenges that we are faced with issues like Climate Change<\/a> are not restricted to one country or to one grouping of countries. These are issues for us all and we want to continue to work constructively and to maintain the high regard with which the uk has always been held. Did my right honorable friend given the opportunity to thank colleagues in the European Union<\/a> for their immense contributions together with us towards a collective peace and security of your over all the years of our membership . Not least the free peoples of Eastern Europe<\/a> and those in the balkans what types of conflict but towards the eu as a beacon of peace and democracy . And did she reassure them with our membership to the Security Council<\/a> and nato will continue to find ways to collaborate successfully unpack and tuning peace and security, and that they should ignore the sometimes childish and unfortunate antigerman rhetoric that occasionally comes from our benches . Hear, hear. I say to my right honorable friend that i have repeatedly said that repeat of the given the commitment that we have two maintaining security of europe. We do that through nato and the secondbiggest contributor to nitta, biggest european contributor to nato and will continue to do so. Anna also thanked Members Around<\/a> the opinion of counsel for the cooperation that we have seen between United Kingdom<\/a> and those Member States<\/a> of the European Union<\/a>, and expressed my desire that cooperation and working together will continue in the future for our mutual benefit. I dont know if its a prospect of the new European Institution<\/a> heads, but shell know that the former foreign secretary and the current former secretary are absolutely adamant that during august and september they can negotiate a superior withdrawal agreement, perhaps with extra positive energy. Does she think it will be that simple . Can i i say to the right honorable gentleman that obviously it is up to whoever succeeds me to take forward negotiations and look at the relationship with the withdrawn from European Union<\/a> and a future relationship with the European Union<\/a> and away they passed think fit. The eu council has made statements about the negotiations so far and about the position of those negotiations but it will be up to my successor to take those forward. Did my right honorable friend have the opportunity to discuss with secretarygeneral or other g20 leaders the troubling reports running the alleged torture and death of the navy captain in venezuela . And if there is evidence of torture and human rights abuses by maduro and his henchmen, will she president to be held to account by the United Nations<\/a> office of the high commissioner for human rights . I would say to my honorable friend that i recognize the concern has expressed in relation to this case. I was able on a number of occasions to raise the issue of the issue in venezuela and, indeed, i i been able to discus that recently also with the the president of columbia when he visited here in the United Kingdom<\/a>. Were all concern about, what the state we see in venezuela all concern about actions have been taken in the country and the appalling circumstances, the appalling conditions in which many venezuelans find themselves did and which are many, why many venezuelans have been fleeing the country to neighboring countries, putting a significant burden on those neighboring countries. Its good to hear the Prime Minister<\/a> make of that, although its no question normally relations with russia while they remain flagrant violation of the International Norms<\/a> which they as a public member chester to counsel are supposed to be at the forefront of upholding. Doesnt it call her to see the manner the man who supposedly of the free world, the president of the United States<\/a>, laughing and joking with this rogue president . Shouldnt the uk be leading the charge and actually increasing the pressure on russia, potentially even through expelling its ambassador while it enables atrocity after atrocity in syria, gravely damaging the multilateral rule of law and order which is vital to ongoing peace and security in the world . I would say to the honorable gentleman, i think what is important for the United Kingdom<\/a> as we continue to take strong position in relation to the activities of russia. Ive reference a of those already of course i have referenced in response to questions yet the actions russia took in in the ukraine anything relation to the United States<\/a> to support a look at the actions the United States<\/a> has taken. After the attack that took place in salisbury the United States<\/a> expelled around 60 russian officials from the United States<\/a>. We saw a significant and unprecedented International Response<\/a> both the largest number of explosions took place in fact, from the United States<\/a> so the action i think has been important in this. She said that International Development<\/a> expenditure would be aligned with emission reduction, but last week the secretary of state told us in terms that his main effort was resilience, not emission reduction. Her priority is the right one but does he know . Yes, i can assure my right honorable friend that we are working on all of these issues. As indicated in response to the question, in response to the comments that the leader of the opposition had made, it is important we work not only on reduction but we also ensure why the reduction is taking place that we help those countries that you need to build the resilience and their ability to deal with Climate Change<\/a> as, that we are already seeing. These are not mutually exclusive. I think we should be doing better. Thank you madam deputy speaker. Democracy and human rights and the upholding of these principles to International Law<\/a> must surely be the course and the British Foreign<\/a> policy. Given that she we have seen the largest number of mass executions on a single day in the kingdom of saudi arabia, given the brutal murder of Jamal Khashoggi<\/a> by that regime and given their abominable and inexcusable actions in yemen, does the Prime Minister<\/a> really believe its appropriate to allow the kingdom of saudi arabia to host the g20 . I think what is important about the g20, what is enable us to do is sit down and have those conversations and make those points directly on the table to make a number of points as i indicated earlier about murdering jim akasaka about what is happening in yemen direct to the crown prince and the bilateral i have with them and its possible to make those points about the g20 table. I think that that is about engagement. If we dont engage, then it is much harder to ensure that we are making this point and sing those points being responded to. We do take action. We consistently raise the issue of human rights in saudi arabia and will continue to do so. In thanking the Prime Minister<\/a> for her statement i think there are many across the country recognize the outstanding professionalism and integrity and respect for which she is always represented the United Kingdom<\/a> on the international stage. When does my right honorable friend think a decision an announcement will be made about our angle and ten proposal to host next years Climate Change<\/a> conference here . Unfortunately, we had hoped an announcement would be made towards the end of june. That was not possible. There is still a european bid from turkey. I raise this with president erdogan when i met him, and so it may be some weeks before a final decision is taken but we continue to put in place the preparations necessary for what i hope will be a successful bid. Thank you, madam deputy spea. The Prime Minister<\/a> says shes immensely proud of britain has become the worlds major economy to commit to an Global Warming<\/a> by 2050. So i might. I am proud my Party Support<\/a> that matter last week but in the commons and in the laws that the lord. Would she care to correct the record by confirming that she does now understand that contrary to the im sure accidental mistake the labour party did not attempt to block that measure at all but did, in fact, intend to strengthen it with an amendment to make it clearer . What the labour party put at is the regret motion against the proposal from the government that we should have a net zero emissions target by 2050. Im please pleased in the event we have been able to put this into law i think that is important and i wouldve hoped the laborers wouldve wholeheartedly embraced the measure we put forward rather than bring down a regret motion. Can i think the Prime Minister<\/a> for the announcement on the global fund on the larry and also public on behalf of about audible friends who are chairs of the other groups. But can ask the Prime Minister<\/a> whether there was discussion on the real problems of lack of jobs, unemployment across the world, not just in the European Union<\/a> but in our near neighborhood in africa . This is so important. So much time was spent discussing the top jobs. We really need to be spending more time discussing the jobs for the hundreds of needs of people who need them. My friend is right that the issue of ensuring that there are Jobs Available<\/a> for people in africa is a a crucial challenge that we all face. Entering receipt investment that will lead to jobs and i was impressed by the enthusiasm from those i met the first of all the recordation of this issue in their enthusiasm for working with us to ensure those jobs are available in future. It is subject i discuss with other eu leaders and it is reckless around the g20 table as well. In light of the comments from the u. S. Ambassador to uk this morning about President Trump<\/a>s desire as part of any future post brexit treaty deal appears special relationship has become more of a special interest for President Trump<\/a>. What steps can you take in her final days in office and what does she expect to say, to do to resist those attempts and what will she and that she expect her successor to do to ensure the United States<\/a> is back around the table in order to be part of the paris Climate Change<\/a> agreement . Can i say on the Climate Change<\/a> agreement we continue to put pressure on the United States<\/a> to raise with the United States<\/a> the importance of this issue. As regard to the nhs, as far as were concerned nhs will never be privatized. Will continue to ensure that efficient publics of stigma and uk government, not by our trade partners and future good grievance will not alter that fact and, indeed, the president himself had made clear earlier following his visit to the United Kingdom<\/a> that International Service<\/a> was not part of that trade agreement. I thank my right honorable friend for her leadership on environmental and tackling Climate Change<\/a>. Yesterday the all Party Environment<\/a> group heard from the lord that britain only has 1. 5 of global emissions, our interest abroad is massive and its not just interest as a world leader in tackling Climate Change<\/a> here. Its about the possibility of green tech jobs and investment in the United Kingdom<\/a> economy. This is a real legacy for her and hope that future government will be further committed to this in the future. Can i think a right honorable friend and thank you for the work he has done on these financial issues, both in ministerial roles and the ways he continues to champion these issues. Can also say to him that it absolutely agree with him that this is, the lower of those who say either you can economical or you can tackle Climate Change<\/a>. This is a false dichotomy. Actually tackling Climate Change<\/a> is about developing new types of jobs, new technology, new areas of employment. We already see Something Like<\/a> 400,000 people being employed in clean growth economy in Renewable Energy<\/a> and so forth and we will see many more jobs being created and that i think is a message we need to take around the world. Harris. Or kamala she will hosted town hall meeting in des moines, iowa, that you can see live tonight eastern. At 6 45 h. R. Mcmaster recently joined the Hoover Institution<\/a> discussion on threats to free and open society. Other panelists include scottish stories youll ferguson and his wife, a Muslim Womans<\/a> rights activist. That airs tonight on cspan. Here is a preview. One question i wanted to ask you specifically about nonviolent extremism is how important the internet is in the process of radicalization. Often one reads after a terrorist attack in europe or somewhere else the perpetrator was radicalized online. Is actually what happens . I yes. There is a school of thought. A number of people who believe if we shut off all social media accounts then radicalization will be minimalized or disappear. I disagree with that. I think by the time an individual goes to his smartphone nor laptop or whatever to access any of these social media tools they have already been inspired. At a minimum they have been inspired to think things. Young people are looking for some kind of moral guideline. When you think about morality, 15, 16, 17, very often outside of the west 90 of people think about going to their religion. Imam,n go to your local but most local imams have been displaced. Have putbia and qatar a lot of money into putting in their own imams and messages in thee that has displaced local get along islam that was established in most places in the world. Your young person. You live in the u. K. , bangladesh, sri lanka. You are thinking about the difference between right and wrong. You think you are going to your local imam and you listen to a sermon. They tell you about this worldview that is so coherent, so clear. The sacrifices you have to make. It is only then because it is so complex that i think many individuals think, well, because they give you references i say go to the Hoover Institution<\/a> website. Why dont you go to the classical website . They do the same thing and thats what you see happening on cyber. People think, ok, i will get more information and they get sucked in. Cyber is only part of the story when it is used that way. That is a short portion of the discussion on threats to free and open societies. See the entire program tonight at 8 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. This Independence Day<\/a> on cspan we are live with former Vice President<\/a> joe biden and at 2 30 p. M. Eastern for the july 4 president ial Campaign Stop<\/a> in marshalltown, iowa. President 00 p. M. , trump at the Lincoln Memorial<\/a> for the fourth of july celebration. Former speechwriters for president clinton, george w. Bush and former First Lady Michelle Obama<\/a> discuss their work and white House Stories<\/a> at the university of Chicago Institute<\/a> of politics. Watch this fourth of july on cspan. There has been discussion about an appearance before congress any testimony from this office would not go beyond our report. It contains our findings and analysis and the reasons for the decisions we made. We chose those words carefully and the work speaks for itself. The report is my testimony. I would not provide information beyond that which is already public in any appearance before congress. Robert mueller is set to appear before to committees of congress on wednesday, july 17 at 9 00 a. M. Eastern give testimony to the house judiciary committee. Later in the day, he will take questions from the house intelligence committee. Both are open sessions. Is reported to russian interference in the 2016 election where live on cspan3, online at cspan. Org, or listen with the free cspan radio app. Now the Senate Commerce<\/a> and Transportation Committee<\/a> examines amtraks services and operations. Amtrak president Richard Anderson<\/a> was among the witnesses. He and the others touched on a number of topics including amtraks role in connecting rural areas to urban areas, and implementation of positive train control technology. This is an hour and 40 minutes. Good morning. Today the committee gathers for a hearing to examine amtrak next steps for passenger rail. Im grad to convene the hearing with my friend and krieg. I thank you our Witnesses Today<\/a> we heard from richard derds president and ceo of am fireman ian jeffreys. President and ceo of the American Association<\/a> of railroads. Jim souby commissioner of the southwest chief and Front Range Passenger Rail<\/a> commission. And jennifer homendy. Member of the National Transportation<\/a> safety board. I continue to be a strong supporter of our rail industry, freight and passenger. Rail service is safe and efficient and also reduces congestion on highways and spurs Economic Growth<\/a>. In mississippi for example we have 26 freight railroads. 2400 miles of track, 5 of the 7 class ones. 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