Order. Questions to the Prime Minister? Neil O'Brien.

Mr. Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This week, the UK plays host to the Commonwealth Heads of Government

meeting. I know the whole House will want to join me in welcoming leaders from 52 countries to London,

who collectively represent a third of the world's population. Over the coming days, we will discuss

a range of shared priorities, from oceans and cyber security, to continuing to tackle malaria

and ensuring all children have access to 12 years of quality education.

With 60% of the Commonwealth

under the age of 30, the summit

will have a particular focus on how we

revitalise the organisation to ensure

its continuing relevance, especially

for young people.

Meetings with ministerial

colleagues and others, in addition to my duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.

Neil O'Brien.

Mr. Speaker, the whole House will be aware of these stories of people who came to this country from the Commonwealth more than 45 years ago.

People who are facing the anxiety of being asked for

documents they cannot provide to prove their right to reside in the country that they call

home. Will the Prime Minister update the House on what she and the Government are doing

to provide reassurance in these cases?

Prime Minister.

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