Robert Courts said, "It is a great honour to speak on this timely Bill, as we bring the law up to speed with emerging technologies, which present so much of a challenge to prison governors and warders as they go about their business.
Robert sad, "It is a great honour to speak in the debate on this Bill. There are three things that I would like to say, and I shall say them very briefly as I know that others wish to speak. First, I am grateful to my hon. Friend Victoria Prentis, who is not in her place at the moment.
Robert said, "Greatly enjoyed joining students and staff from Abingdon and Witney College for their Student of the Year Awards in the beautiful Blenheim Palace last night - well done to all who collected prizes!
Robert said, "We have had an important discussion of this Bill over the past few weeks. It has been a great honour to speak on something that is so important to so many of my constituents.
Robert said, "Thank you to pupils for joining me to celebrate Democracy Week in Parliament, the home of UK democracy. The students asked some excellent questions and I look forward to hopefully meeting them again in the future."
