1: autumn Budget, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs was allocated an additional £310 - Speech Link
2: has just said, I advise the House that the Secretary of State, in keeping with his usual courtesy, informed - Speech Link
3: am not sure that the House does understand the Secretary of State’s absence, Mr Speaker. DEFRA questions - Speech Link
4: House knows, we are bringing on the onshoring of environment, agriculture and fisheries policies, involving - Speech Link
5: Department, on a no-deal Brexit that would harm the food industry, the farming industry and of course the - Speech Link
6: letters before Tuesday’s vote from the farming organisations—the National Farmers Union, the Country Land - Speech Link

1: Kingdom where there are no food banks. Their proliferation in both rural and urban areas in the last - Speech Link
2: all policies are rural proofed—that is, ensuring that policy outcomes work in rural areas. This includes - Speech Link

1: regarding the identification, movement and health of animals, and to allocate unique identification codes as - Speech Link
2: mentioned Wales, may I raise the issue of Welsh lamb? Sheep are already pregnant with next year’s flock, and - Speech Link
3: traceability system, which will be available for sheep in the future, will allow us better to manage disease - Speech Link
4: patiently? There was a suggestion from the Secretary of State as to what should be done in these circumstances - Speech Link
5: I am grateful to be enticed. Yes, the Secretary of State suggested to me that those affected should - Speech Link

1: Sir Roger. Simply put, we need to hear from the Rural Payments Agency and the Groceries Code Adjudicator - Speech Link
2: point of order, my understanding is that the organisations to which you refer were invited to participate - Speech Link
3: director of water, land and biodiversity at the Environment Agency.Helen Taylor: Hello, I am Helen - Speech Link

1: the high price that is sometimes paid for putting food on our plates at home.Non-tariff barriers - Speech Link
2: worry for many other sectors as well. Tariffs of a possible 48% are a huge concern for the sheep sector - Speech Link
3: I might have said. I never said that specialist sheep farmers and crofters should diversify into beef; - Speech Link

1: Government are strongly supportive of organic standards, many of which were developed in the UK and adopted by - Speech Link

1: and 19th centuries stole the public land from the people. That is the truth of the matter. The enclosure - Speech Link
2: is preventing plastic waste from entering the environment in the first instance. The resources and waste - Speech Link
3: continue to support organisations such as the National Citizen Service to engage young people and ensure that - Speech Link
4: unanimously supported Labour’s declaration of an environment and climate emergency. The Center for International - Speech Link
5: plans for vehicle upgrades and for retrofitting, many businesses will not be able to afford to do so. - Speech Link

1: Committee do consider the Equine (Records, Identification and Movement) (Amendment) (EU Exit) Regulations - Speech Link
2: instrument is to ensure that EU law regarding equine identification, which will be retained following withdrawal - Speech Link
3: Clearly, the blood testing will be new for some people who are going to be exporting. I am also glad that - Speech Link

1: Microphones will be muted after each speech. I ask noble Lords to be patient if there are any short - Speech Link
2: our planetary carbon emissions targets, but many people are not so aware of a second major conference - Speech Link
3: set out in supporting regulations and in the Environment Bill, of which we in this House have not yet - Speech Link

1: opportunity to thank the emergency services, the Environment Agency and all who helped with the recent flooding - Speech Link
2: Grammar School girl, I know the area well. The Environment Agency is progressing business cases to increase - Speech Link
3: from the Don, could provide homes for thousands of people and stop the building on greenfield sites. Does - Speech Link
4: protection of new homes being built—that is what the Environment Agency does, as a key stakeholder in all planning - Speech Link
5: looking at ways to work with the contours of our environment to improve protection—is also vital. I can announce - Speech Link
6: course, the Environment Agency is always looking not just at what schemes can protect people better, but - Speech Link
7: Storm Angus, and I would like to join the Secretary of State in thanking the emergency services and everybody - Speech Link