teresa mae asked me to support her in challenging times.red breakfasts and brought out the levelling up. asked me to return to government when i believed my ministerial career had ended, enabling me to deepen and intensify the levelling out programme. his support has ensured we can deliver projects that are benefiting all parts of the country. having seen up close to the demands of the role, i know we owe them all so much. i also know we owe them all so much. i also know the toil office can take as to those closest to me. no—one in politics is a conscript. we are volunteers who willingly choose our fate, and the chance to serve is wonderful. but there comes a moment when you know that it is time to leave. that a new generation should lead. the next conservative mp for surrey heath will inherit the best constituency in the country. 0ver constituency in the country. over the past 90 years and working with our brilliant counsellors we have saved local a&e services and protected our green spaces. he goes on to list a number of other things he's

teresa mae who announced his public inquiry talking. sir brian his public inquiry talking.hted what is it that fixating and abject failure of the british state for the medical professionals, civil servants, politicians, all of whom felt their job was to protect their own reputation rather than to serve and look after the public who they were there to serve. as we rightly today remember all the victims of this terrible tragedy will my right honourable friend commit himself unashamedly to working to ensure that all those government politicians and civil servants recognise that their job politicians and civil servants recognise that theirjob is to serve the public and not to protect themselves? mr the public and not to protect themselves?— the public and not to protect themselves? ~ ,,, ., ~ the public and not to protect themselves? ~ .,~ ., ~ themselves? mr speaker, can i thank m riaht themselves? mr speaker, can i thank my right honourable _ themselves? mr speaker, can i thank my right honourable friend _ themselves? mr speaker, can i thank my right honourable friend for - t