I call the Prime Minister to answer the engagement question from Vicki Foxborough.

Prime Minister

Mr Speaker, as we approach the third anniversary this coming Sunday of the Grenfell Tower tragedy,

I know that the whole House would wish to join me in sending our heartfelt sympathies and thoughts to the families and friends

of the 72 people who lost their lives and to the survivors.

Across government, we remain committed to ensuring that such a tragedy can never happen again.

Mr. Speaker, members from across the House will want to join me in offering our very

best wishes to His Royal Highness the Duke of Edinburgh on his 99th birthday.

And I'm sure, Mr. Speaker, the whole House will also want to join me in wishing you, Mr Speaker, a very

happy birthday.

This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues, 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 for all the camera guards.

We're going across to Vicky Foxcroft.

Vicki Foxcroft.

Thank you, Mr Speaker.

As a shielded person, I'm grateful to once again contribute to Parliament.

Many shielded people have contacted me, worried about government guidance on going for walks.

They want a safe hour walk for shielded people, similar to that, adopted in many of the countries.

Will he do that?

They also want more transparency on the shielding list with each category, renamed and risks published.

Will he provide that?

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