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I thank the right hon. Lady.

No young person chooses to carry a knife out of an innate desire for violence and bloodshed.

That is a really great idea for which I am grateful to my hon. Friend, who did so much in his past to work with young people.

If my hon. Friend will forgive me, I will resist the temptation to comment about the police station.

If I may just continue. The Bill strengthens the legislation on guns, knives and corrosive substances.

Of course, we take that very, very seriously. The hon.

As the hon. Gentleman will know, regulation and decriminalisation are not in the review.

I must continue because I am conscious of the courtesies to the House, unless you are happy for me to give way, Madam Deputy Speaker.

I thank the right hon. Lady.

As my right hon.