Before we come to Prime Minister's questions, I'd like to point out that live subtitles and

the British Sign Language Interpretation of Proceedings are available to watch on Parliament

Live.tv. We start with questions to Prime Minister Jill Gideon.

Question one, Mr Speaker.

Prime 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.

Joe Gideon.

Thank you, Mr. Speaker.

Tomorrow is the National Day of Reflection, a Marie Curie-led initiative bringing together communities

across the UK to remember family, friends, neighbours and colleagues we have lost.

Will the Prime Minister join me in thanking Stoke City Council for supporting my call for

a post box to heaven in Car Mountside Cemetery and on the second anniversary of the tragic death of my constituent, two-year-old Harper Lee

Fanthor, who swallowed a button battery, will he thank her courageous mother, Stacey,

for leading the campaign to raise awareness of the dangers of button batteries?

And will he back my call for legislation to ensure greater product safety?

Mr. Mr. Speaker, of course I join, my honourable friend thanking Stoke City Council.

I'm very sorry to hear of Harpley's tragic case, and my thoughts are with her friends and family,

and particularly her mother Stacey.

And we are aware of the concerns about button batteries.

The law is very clear that products available in the UK must be safe.

The Office for Product and Safety Standards has published guidance on exactly this for manufacturers

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