We're now coming to questions to the Prime Minister.

Yes!

And we're going to start, Manera Wilson.

Question number one, Mr Speaker.

Mr. Minister.

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.

If ministers think it is acceptable for this government to not obey the law,

how on earth can the Prime Minister expect the public at home to do so.

I, Mr Speaker, we expect everybody in this country to obey the law.

We now come to Sir Robert Neal.

The Prime Minister will be aware that tomorrow the people of Gibraltar celebrate their national day.

And as I am chair, the honour to be chair of the all-party parliamentary party group for Gibraltar,

will he join me in sending the people of Gibraltar their very best wishes for that day when they celebrate their democratic decision and continuing

wish to remain British and also pledge that her government, Her Majesty's Government,

will continue to give them every support, both in that matter, and also in all the practical

issues for which they may need our assistance going forward with the challenges which we jointly

face as part of the British

family.

Mr Speaker, I congratulate my honourable friend on the continual support he gives to the

people of Gibraltar and to Gibraltar and I can assure him that the sovereignty of

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