Questions to Prime Minister?

Yes.

I start with John Stevenson.

Go on.

Prime Minister.

Mr. Speaker, today marks five years since this country voted to leave the European Union.

It has allowed us to take back control of the issues

that matter to the people of the United Kingdom. It has given us the freedom to establish

eight free ports across the country, driving new investment, to develop the fastest vaccine

rollout in Europe, to protect and invest in jobs and renewal across every part of the UK,

to control our immigration system and to sign a historic trade deal with Australia. It will allow us to shape a better future

for our people. Mr. Speaker, over 5.6 million EU citizens have already applied to our EU

settlement scheme and I would encourage anyone who may still be eligible to apply

ahead of the deadline next week.

Mr Speaker, this week is Armed Forces Week and I'm sure colleagues from across the House

will wish to join me in thanking our fantastic armed forces and their families for their

service to our country.

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.

Mr. Speaker, Prime Minister, we are to host COP26. Our goal is net zero by 2050.

To achieve that target will require innovative policies and a free market approach would help. Therefore, if we were to make solar panels compulsory for all new residential builds, we immediately create a large market.

It will lead to innovation, lower prices, job creation and contribute towards our 2050 target.

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