Questions to Prime Minister? Sally Ann Hart.

Mr. Speaker, this will be the final PMQs of this session. I wanted to remind the House of what we have achieved.

More than 20 Acts of Parliament have been passed, including our National Insurance Act,

that will increase the thresholds from July and be worth an average of £330 a year, the largest single

personal tax cut for a decade.

And our economic crime act to respond to Putin's illegal war in Ukraine.

And we hope by the end of the session to have passed our borders bill to take control

of our immigration system, our police

bill to make our streets safer, our health bill to reduce bureaucracy and help cut the

COVID backlogs. Only today new figures show that we have already recruited over 13,500

additional police since 2019, well ahead, well ahead of our 12,000 target, those police

are already on your streets, making your community safer. We're focusing on delivering

the people's priorities, and there is plenty more to come in the Queen's Beach on the 10th

of May.

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.

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Thank you, Mr. Speaker. As a proud maritime nation, the United Kingdom has long relied on

its coastal communities to help deliver

national prosperity. But today, too many of them face shared challenges and disproportionately

high levels of deprivation. Does my right, Honourable Fenn, therefore, agree with me that to ensure

beautiful constituencies like mine in Hastings-en-Rye can properly unleash their full potential, a specific and targeted

government strategy focusing on communities, on coastal communities as needed. And will he meet

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