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To be clear, it is against international law only if the country has signed the convention, and there are countries across the world that

I think that that is the point that everybody is most concerned about.

That is absolutely right: it is a lack of peace and a lack of access, particularly through the central port on the Red sea.

On the hon. Gentleman’s last point, we will not support an independent report until we allow the Saudi Arabians to do their reports.

My hon.

Perhaps I can start with the hon. Gentleman’s last point.

The President is the legitimate leader of the country at the moment and we have to work with the stakeholders that he is representing to

If the hon. Lady holds on to her seat, I will answer all the questions—not just one question, but all the questions.

indicated assent.

I am grateful for my hon. Friend’s comments. He is right to point out the difficulties in getting access to these areas.