mr. michael mccann. >> mr. speaker [laughter] mr. speaker [laughter] >> mr. speaker. >> order. >> the house should be relieved to know i don't intend to go into that. but i want to hear mr. mccann. >> mr. speaker, abused young men and those in detention centerses for decades before restrained. and (inaudible) establishment knew what was going on. the pcs was ready to pursue these matters and offer compensation payments. mr. speaker, these men that were abused by the state, to ensure that justice is done. >> yeah. >> i think that the first thing that the honorable gentlemen should do, and i am sure he has, and the

. >> michael mccann. >> mr. speaker -- [laughter] >> order. >> i do not intend to go into any of that i do want to hear mr. mccann. >> there was a man in the center who was in for several years. the cps -- [unintelligible] they were abused by the state. i bill unnecessary that justice be done. >> the first thing the gentleman should do is make sure that evidence is given to the crime -- crown prosecution service and authorities so it can be investigated. they made a number of recommendations so i will carefully. >> i have a short statement to make. colleagues will be aware that the prime minister has extended a formal invitation to nobel prize winner and newly elected parliamentarians aung san suu kyi to visit the united kingdom next month. at my request, she has kindly agreed to address members of both houses in westminster hall on thursday, the 21st of june at 3:00 p.m. for other -- details will be sent to members in due course. order. >> you have been watching prime minister's questions from the british house