ms. robinson, i'm sorry, mr. speaker, that's not good enough. the department. >> being heckled when dealing with communities that are so deprived, does not behold members well -- the leader of the house is correct to say that the department has plans to cut the estate by 20%. the dwp is planning to to glasgow is to cut it by 50%. why is this government planning to disproportion natalie cut vital job centers in some of the most deprived communities in our country. why? >> the key any element is not the number offices that should be. but about how suck -- accessible the office is and services they provide continue to be to the people they need to use them. and i am absolutely confident that it is that criterion that is the heart of my right honorable friends thinking, and planning for the future of offices in scotland and everywhere else in united kingdom. >> passengers of a chase line face chaos and in the autumn and this year it's been worse than ever. delayed counciled that over crowded trains, the passenger stranded at stations and being late

ms. robinson, i'm sorry, mr. speaker, that's not good enough. the department. >> being heckled when dealing with communities that are so deprived, does not behold members well -- the leader of the house is correct to say that the department has plans to cut the estate by 20%. the dwp is planning to to glasgow is to cut it by 50%. why is this government planning to disproportion natalie cut vital job centers in some of the most deprived communities in our country. why? >> the key any element is not the number offices that should be. but about how suck -- accessible the office is and services they provide continue to be to the people they need to use them. and i am absolutely confident that it is that criterion that is the heart of my right honorable friends thinking, and planning for the future of offices in scotland and everywhere else in united kingdom. >> passengers of a chase line face chaos and in the autumn and this year it's been worse than ever. delayed counciled that over crowded trains, the passenger stranded at stations and being late

ms. robinson. with the association in florida tell me i want to know what is that? but almost always a state but some are under but each state hasn't created a commission to have a department that enforces the muhammad ali professional boxing act including governments as well. not every government promotes or hosts there is a push of a large training composed gm bin interests of different institutions student i can that they added they control every aspect and bet -- the weight is resistant it is a felony mcdade negative but it is so new and to expand that protection. that you mentioned the t11 fighter if you ask about the participants and they will say most definitely. hugh need to share -- looking and other components would say not that much. is a question it will be enforced at a local level for the small promoter and exploitation in my state of arkansas we never had the benefit in never called a contract i was like to be able to speak first-person. the fires do talk about exploitation. >> anybody else clacks have more experience that we ought to highlight? we ar

ms. robinson, is that correct? >> my wife graduated from arkansas tech. >> go wonder boys. she provided us in her testimony for items. i like to get to this individually and have the response about whether these are things that could possibly happen with whatever regulation occurs with usc --ufc. don't allow young adults and children to participate with full contract and head directs. is that something that ufc could deal with? ofgenerally the association boxing commission has taken a stance against youth paying creation. we are worried about the cultism of weight loss which is proven to contribute to the head injuries. >> we might get into that more with the trickle-down effect. the second item was to educate to use the greatest opportunity to limit exposure to head injury in sparring exercises. >> we're seeing more of those techniques. that is one of the things i talked about in my opening statement. athlete health and performance. the idea is we would bring in athletes free of charge to come in and learn training techniques and be educated in areas about avoiding sub con

ms. robinson, rather. you are the treasurer on the association of boxing commissions, pleural. tell me a little bit about the boxing commissions. i want to know what is that?... >> those are the regulatory bodies spread across the nation. almost always a state agency. my personal state is housed under the arkansas department of health. some are under commerce. some are under licensing and regulation and each state has created a commission so that they can have a department that enforces the muhammad ali professional boxing act. and that includes tribal governments as well. not every tribal government in the may orsts boxing, but if they do, there is a real push for them to be part of our training symposiums, our officials training. >> so in terms of governance, do they have really teeth, power in terms of governance? do they really call the shots? >> i can't speak for every state. but, yes, the ones that i'm familiar with, california has an excellent program and they control every item of it. in my home state of arkansas, it's not -- no matter what violation, the way the law is

ms. robinson, rather. you are the treasurer on the association of boxing commissions, pleural. tell me a little bit about the boxing commissions. i want to know what is that? >> those are the regulatory bodies sped across the nation. almost always a state agency. my personal state is housed under the arkansas department of health. some are under commerce. some are under licensing and regulation and each state has created a commission so that they can have a department that enforces the muhammad ali professional boxing act. and that includes tribal governments as well. not every travel government promotes or hosts mma or boxing but if nay do, there is a real push for them to be part of our training symposiums, our officials training. >> so in terms of governance, do they have really teeth, power in terms of governance? do they really call the shots? >> i can't speak for every state. but, yes, the ones that i'm familiar with, california has an excellent program and they control every item of it. in my home state of arkansas, it's not -- no matter what violation, the way the law i