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I understand that my hon. Friend the Minister, who answered from the Government standpoint, had less time than he might have hoped for.

I understand that my hon. Friend the Minister, who answered from the Government standpoint, had less time than he might have hoped for.

He is not a dual national; his family has made that clear. He has one passport and one citizenship: British.

He is not a dual national; his family has made that clear. He has one passport and one citizenship: British.

I wonder whether my hon.

I wonder whether my hon.

I beg to move, That this House has considered the anniversary of the Hong Kong National Security Law.

My hon. Friend knows very well that I agree completely with him. I was shocked to see that picture.

I stand corrected. My hon. Friend is quite right: it is 11, which makes it even worse.

These are abuses of human rights and democracy. The hon.