Tim Loughton (East Worthing and Shoreham) (Con): What was it for?
Mr. Straw: What did I get it for? For being a good friend of India. [ Interruption. ] Whoever said “quite right,” I will pass his approbation on to the organisers of the event. On the Judicial Appointments Commission, I understand the concerns because there have also been other concerns about, for example, delays in the appointment of fee-paid immigration judges. I will communicate my right hon. Friend’s concern to the Lord Chancellor and if there is an opportunity for a debate, I will ensure that one happens. Mr. David Heath (Somerton and Frome) (LD): Another year, another Queen’s Speech. As usual, 140 pages of briefing material were provided to the press in advance of the Queen’s Speech, but was not made available to the Opposition partiesor certainly not to Back Benchers. We also have another raft of legislation, all of which we are told is urgent and essential, but much of which we know will not be brought into effect, and some of which will be repealed before it is implemented. Ma
