the point of order, andrew percy. to confirm that members have an absolute right to raise points of order with you and to challenge you in what i think an excellentjob you doa in what i think an excellentjob you do a servant of the house. this afternoon we have been told we are represent bury reprehensible by some members. i'm part of no coordination in this place and never will be. secondly, my second point, mr speaker, is with the greatest respect to you. diagnostic decision you have made and believe you have the absolute right to make. 0ur you have made and believe you have the absolute right to make. our low would say is that when we talk about the public, out there there are a lot of people who believe there is a conspiracy and a stitch up, as procedural stitch up taking place by house of commons that on the substantive issue of leaving or remain in the european union is grossly out of touch with the referendum result. and with that in mind, while accepting your decision and man more than happy to support you in

andrew percy.lined to post surgery. his parents raised concerns, as he declined so much by the 16th of july, a nurse raised concerns regarding sepsis. jack continued to be treated for gastroenteritis. he died the next day of overwhelming sepsis. this is now the subject of a coroners inquest. but what my constituents want is that this never happens again to another set of pa rents. happens again to another set of parents. he wasjust happens again to another set of parents. he was just three days short of his second birthday. the hospital has since then introduced an early warning system but that came too late forjack. can my right honourable friend the prime minister assured me that she will do everything in her powers to ensure that no other parent has to go through what my constituents went through? first of all, can i say to my honourable friend that i am sure the whole house willjoin me in sending our deepest condolences to the family and friends ofjack, a terrible tragedy that has occurred and