I start with Andrew Jones.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Question 1.

Deputy Prime Minister.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

I've been asked to reply on behalf of my right honourable friend, the Prime Minister.

He attended the Commonwealth Heads of Government meeting in Rwanda, the G7 Leaders Summit,

and today he's at the NATO summit in Madrid.

Mr Speaker, I know that the thoughts of the whole House will be with the family and friends

of Dame Deborah James following the news of her death.

I lost my father at a young age to cancer.

I will know firsthand the pain that her family must be feeling.

But we also know that Dame Deborah was a huge inspiration

to so many and raised millions to help others affected by cancer.

Andrew Jones.

Nationally, 52% of disabled people are in work compared with 81% for non-disabled people.

Disability Action, Yorkshire, which is a charity based in Harrogood,

works to close that gap, and they have highlighted the success of the Access to Work scheme.

For example, one young person having been told he would never work is now, thanks to the

targeted support available, a trainee brewer at Roosters Brewery.

So, will my right honourable friend consider how we can boost awareness amongst employers of this Access to Workable Friend, consider how we can boost awareness amongst employers

of this Access to Work scheme and also consider how we can simplify the application process

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