Right, we know, Gilto questions to the Prime Minister.

I start with Governor Newman.

Number one, Mr Speaker.

Prime Minister.

Mr Speaker, I'm delighted that the UK is hosting the leaders of the world's

greatest democracies at the G7 summit in Cornwall this week.

This is the first meeting between G7 leaders since the start of the pandemic.

This week is carers week, and I'm sure the whole House will wish to join me in thanking care workers and everyone caring for family, friends

and loved ones. Their selflessness and devotion to helping others is an inspiration to us all.

Mr Speaker, this morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my

duties in this house. I shall have further such meetings later today.

Thank you very much, Mr. Speaker.

I very much echo the comments on the Prime Minister on the work of unpaid carers.

But after plenty of warm words for the victims of fire and rehire, including from the Prime Minister himself,

the Government yesterday announced its legislative

response to the ACASH report of doing absolutely nothing. Nothing for the hundreds of

thousands already threatened or as the ACAS report itself says the many many more that

are anticipated to face fire and we hire when the furloughs he means. It should be

thoroughly ashamed of himself Mr Speaker. It's's increasingly clear this government won't protect workers,

so will I devolve employment law to Hollywood so the Scottish Government can?

Here, Mr. Speaker, as the Government has been absolutely clear

that it's unacceptable to use threats of firing and rehouring as a negotiating tactic.

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