We start with questions to Prime Minister Margaret Farreier.

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

Mr. Minister,

Mr Speaker, can I start by wishing everyone a happy Burns night,

especially to those celebrating in Scotland.

And, Mr. Speaker, as we prepare to mark Holocaust Memorial Day,

I'm sure the whole House will join me in paying tribute to the extraordinary courage of Britain's Holocaust survivors,

including 94-year-old Eric Hirsch, who is with us here today.

This government will legislate to build the Holocaust Memorial and Learning Centre next to Parliament,

so the testimonies of survivors like

Eric will be heard at the heart of our democracy by every generation to come.

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.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Shockingly, one in six women in the UK have experienced economic abuse.

This is not just about money, but they are restricting of access to other resources like food,

housing or work.

It's the lesser known aspects of coercive control.

It affects my constituents, the Prime Minister's constituents,

and every member across this House. What plans does the Prime Minister have to review

in detail government departments and policies, the way that government departments and policies

can be exploited by abusers to ensure that these loopholes can be closed.

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