Philip Davies: I know that the Secretary of State has a track record of evidence-free, nanny-state policies from his time in DCMS.

Philip Davies: As you will know, Mr Speaker, if I think that someone in Government should lose their job, I am not afraid to say so.

Philip Davies: As the Secretary of State and the Minister for Housing know, I have requested that they call in a planning application pas

Philip Davies: I wonder whether the Home Secretary has decided to accept the suggested amendments that I made on Second Reading of the Of

Philip Davies: Absolutely. The hon. Gentleman is not alone in that, and nor is the autism community—I want the Bill to become law, too.

Philip Davies: Again, I am extremely grateful for that and am pleased to hear it.

Philip Davies: I start by commending the hon.

Philip Davies: Again, I am very grateful to the Minister for that and for her positive approach to ensuring that the points being raised

Philip Davies: I am very grateful to the Minister for that positive intervention, and we look forward to seeing that guidance when it is

Philip Davies: I am grateful to my hon. Friend for that intervention.