Number one, please, Mr Speaker.

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.

Peter Grum.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Berens come first as a report recently produced by a number of organisations, including

Five Ginger Bread and Citizens' Advice and Rights Fife. It found that a third of families who should have been claiming child means of organisations including five gingerbread and citizens advice and rights life.

It found that a third of families who should have been claiming child maintenance support did

not apply, but a major barrier to application was a £20 application fee and that the 4%

collection fee had a serious impact on family budgets.

Will the Prime Minister undertake to review these

untier charges?

The issues of trying to ensure that those who are responsible for children actually

pay for their children when a family has broken up has been one that has been a long-standing

question which this House has addressed. There have been various ways of dealing with it through the agency that has been responsible. I think it is right that

the changes that have been introduced are on a more level basis and that more people are

able to access the support that they need as a result.

Daniel Kaczynski.

The government is rightly focused on economic growth, jobs and prosperity, something

that all of us on these benches can get behind.

With that in mind, will she back our highly competitive bid for funding for the Northwest Relief Road

in Shrewsbury, which will not only deal with the congestion our town is facing,

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