What progress has been made on identifying a site for a new prison in north Wales.

When he next expects to meet the chief executive of the new Supreme Court to discuss its running costs.

What recent steps his Department has taken to prevent drug misuse in prisons.

What information his Department holds on the length of time between a charge being brought and the start of a trial in cases involving violent behaviour.

What his most recent assessment is of the effectiveness of sentencing policy in reducing the level of antisocial behaviour.

How many judges have stood down as a result of a breach of standards of conduct in court in the last five years.

What progress has been made in his Department's consultation on debt management schemes; and if he will make a statement.

What his policy is on whether defendants who are acquitted in criminal trials should receive costs.

How many prisoners have been released early since 1997; and if he will make a statement.

What steps his Department is taking to reduce reoffending rates of young offenders.

What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of multi-agency public protection arrangements in the management of serious offenders.

Whether he plans to bring forward proposals to ensure that defendants who are acquitted in criminal trials receive costs in all cases.

If he will make it his policy to negotiate prisoner transfer agreements with the three countries with the largest foreign prisoner populations in England and Wales.

If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

I wish to make a statement about the two minutes' silence. As the House will know, tomorrow is Remembrance day and, exceptionally, the House will sit at 2.30 pm. At 11 am, right hon. and hon....