cameron: let me thank major ian wallace for the work that he does. the 2% will make sure that all those who join our armed forces in the coming years will know that they will have world-beating equipment and technology at their fingertips. that is an important part of making sure we build strong morale. >> patricia gibson. >> thank you, mr. speaker. in my constituency, significant redundancy. how will the prime minister explore alternative uses for the terminals for the import and export of a wide range of solid and liquid products? mr. cameron: the honorable lady is absolutely right. this is a company that we work closely with government because of the enormous amount of key infrastructure and land that they own. i will look carefully with the secretary of eight and the authorities to see if there is anything we can do in this instance. >> does my right honorable friend share my concern that if the other place or to vote against tax credits, it would be a serious challenge to the privilege of this house, a privilege codified as long ago as 1678? let

commitment will go towards investment in technology and equipment, and enable people such as major ian wallace job properly? prime minister cameron: first, i thank major iain wallace for his work that he does. crucially, that 2% of gdp will ensure that all those who join our splendid armed forces in the coming years know that they will have world-beating equipment and technology at their fingertips. that is a really important part of making sure we build strong morale in britain's excellent armed forces. patricia gibson: the operators of hunterston coal terminal in my constituency, peel ports group, has announced significant redundancies. how will the prime minister work with peel ports to explore alternative uses for the terminal which is suitable for imports and exports of a wide range of bulk solids, liquid products, and offshore decommissioning? prime minister cameron: the honorable lady is right to raise that. closely with peel ports because of the enormous amount of key infrastructure and land that it owns. i will look carefully with the secretary of state and the devolved authorities to