We start with questions to the Deputy Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker.

Deputy Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

I've been asked to respond on behalf of my right honourable friend, the Prime Minister,

who is currently attending the G20 Leaders Summit in Bali.

I may also say, Mr. Speaker, after the missile strike in

Poland yesterday, that we reaffirm our solidarity with Poland, we express our condolences

with the victims, and we're working with our allies to determine precisely what happened,

and the Foreign Secretary will make a statement shortly.

I bet.

Mr. Speaker, could I begin by associating myself with the comments

of the Deputy Prime Minister? I'm sure the whole House will want to reaffirm our complete

support for Ukraine and for Poland in the face of Russian aggression. When he had got the job

in his first day, the Prime Minister promised, and I quote, integrity,

professionalism and accountability.

I assume the Deputy Prime Minister agrees with that promise and would expect all ministers

to follow such principles.

Therefore, does the Prime Minister also agree that in line

with this promise, the Prime Minister should ensure that no Minister, who has a complaint

of bullying upheld against them, should continue to serve in his government?

Yes.

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