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I am not going to live to the age of 200, so I do not know, but I have always enjoyed working with the hon. Gentleman.

I cannot answer the question of why it took 22 years.

I am grateful to the hon. Member for his question and for his service.

That is a pretty cruel reflection on a state, and it affected not just LGBT people but women.

In answer to both: yes. Also, some veterans were told that they did not qualify for medals in the first place.

I am grateful to my hon. Friend. If the truth be known, I do not think I ever got an A in anything.

I am happy to write to the right hon. Gentleman to clarify the pathway to the pension, which is important.

My hon. Friend’s last point is incredibly valid.

Some of what we are doing comes out of the excellent work done by my hon.

The feeling of rejection that those men and women must have felt will stay with many of them all their lives, which is something we have to