i call katrina murray. [inaudible] >> thank you, mr. speaker. i wish everyone celebrating in the uk and around the world a joyful, a time to come together to celebrate and focus on a brighter future. last time the leader of the opposition and his family -- outside ten downing st. there was a significant moment in our national story. the first british asian prime minister is a reminder that this is a country where people of every background can fulfill their dreams, and it makes us all proud to be british. mr. speaker, as you just referenced after our last exchange of the dispatch box elder take this opportunity to thank the leader of the opposition for his service. of course we had political disagreements. ideological differences. we've argued at some length, but i want to thank him for his hard work, for his commitment and for his decency in everything that he has done. i come to come wish him and to some the very best for whatever the future may hold for them. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others, and

i shall have further such meetings later today. >> katrina murray. >> katrina murray. >> thank you, mr speaker , and i >> thank you, mr speaker, and i would like to associate myself with the remarks made by the prime minister. cumbernauld in my constituency was promised an elective and diagnostic treatment centre by the scottish government in 2021. this has continued to be delayed and is now alleged to be mothballed. what assurances can the prime minister give me that any consequentials from today's budgets are used to benefit my constituents and not be held onto by the scottish government ? onto by the scottish government? >> well, i thank my hon. friend for her question. i am sorry to hear about the delays affecting her constituents. the party opposite oversaw years of mismanagement and chaos and the impact on scottish nhs is evident. this labour government is committed to delivering for the scottish people, including making sure that we have an nhs fit for the future, the chancellor will set out details in just a few moments . in just a few moments. >> leader of the opposition rishi

we now come to prime minister's questions and i call katrina murray. thank you, mr speaker.i. it time to come together and celebrate on a focus on a brighter future. last year, it was a significant moment in our national story. story, significant moment in our national story, the first british asian prime minister as a reminder that this is a country where people of every background can fulfil their dreams, but it makes us all proud to be british. as you have mentioned, as this is our last exchange across the dispatch boxes, i wanted to take this opportunity to thank the leader of the opposition for his service. of course we have had political and ideological disagreements, we have argued at some length, but i want to thank him for his hard work, for his commitment, and for his decency in everything that he has done. i too wish him and his family at the very best for whatever the future might hold for them. this morning i had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in this house. i shall have a further such meetings later today. i would like