The Prime Minister (Mrs Theresa May): I am sure
that the whole House will join me in offering our condolences to
the families and friends of those who lost their lives and were
injured in the gun attack in Quebec City on Sunday...
(North Devon)
(Con): I associate myself with the remarks made by
the Prime Minister and the tribute paid to the victims in
Canada...
(Islington North)
(Lab): I join the Prime Minister in offering condolences
to all those who died in the horrific attack, fuelled by hate, in
Quebec, and we should send our solidarity to everyone in Canada
on this sad occasion...
(Stalybridge and Hyde)
(Lab/Co-op): Q3. Prime Minister, your responses today
have been deeply unsatisfactory. The President of the United
States has advocated torture, misogyny, racial discrimination,
sexual assault and isolationism. The leaders of Canada and
Germany were able to respond robustly, but your response was to
jump on a plane as soon as possible to hold his hand. Does this
country not deserve a leader who is willing to stand up for
British values? [908500]
Mr Speaker: Order. I have issued no response and
the hon. Gentleman not only should not breach parliamentary
protocol but should not tempt me.
The Prime Minister: I will tell you what
standing up for British values is. I and this Government
introduced the first Modern Slavery Act in this country. I have
ensured that stop and search has reduced, because I do not
believe that anyone on the streets of this country should be
stopped and searched because of the colour of their skin, and I
ensured justice for the families of Hillsborough.
