speaker, alex salmon was a monumental figure in scottish and uk politics. he leaves a lasting legacy, and i know that the deepest condolences of the whole house are with moira his family and his loved ones. >> mr, speaker, this week we -- mr. speaker, this week we also remember our colleague and friend, sir david amos, whose kindness and commitment to public service continues to inspire us all. and i know how deeply this was felt on the benches opposite, and i'm so glad that his plaque is here in the house with us. i also want to acknowledge the extraordinary life of holocaust survivor ebert whose message of hope showed such courage. may her memory be a blessing. mr. speaker, we also extend our sympathies to the family of general jackson. he was an inspirational leader of the british army and served with distinction. mr. speaker, i know the whole house will join me and wishing the best of luck to the new england manager thomas tuckle. i won't hold his old job against him, but i wish him well in the new one. mr. speaker, this morning i had meetings with mini