Brokenshire: "Will the government offer reassurances to the military?"

"Mr Speaker, I am very grateful to the current steps of the government and I applaud the right honorable Chancellor for his initial success. Without a doubt in my mind we are moving in a better direction for Falleentium and working as a Chamber, I am sure we can organised that future - together, coordinated. As the chamber will know, my party and I have not been too ippy-bippy with legislation, may I fore-mostly apologize for that Mr Speaker. We are still undergoing reform and organisation is still being sorted; I'd ask the chamber to stick with us while we going through this very important stage in our history.
Onto the pressing issue, however Mr Speaker. For a long time, since its founding, my party, in all forms, have been strong supporters of the military, as have all parties. We advocate only the best for the best. Our military are truly the best, as I am sure the whole Chamber will agree. I was going to ask my defense spokesman to deliver this address but thought it would be best coming from the party leader, considering it truly is a pressing and serious concern. If I do not raise this issue, I would never forgive myself and nor would the families of all service men and women.
Mr Speaker; will the government offer reassurances to the military? No member of our armed forces will lose their job. All family members and supporters of active and former service members will be properly cared for and supported. Drastic cuts will not undermine our military's resources and response. Armed conflicts based on politics, and not defense of the realm, will be avoided at all costs. And most of all, Mr Speaker, will the Chancellor offer reassurances that he, his party and his government do duly, fully and steadfastly standby our Armed Forces and all that they do?
I would be most obliged if my concerns could be answers. I yield."
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