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12 Jan 2026Call for General Election

I appreciate the hon. Member’s attempt to reiterate the speech that he made, but I would have thought that he would be grateful that there are 3,250 children in Keighley who will benefit from the lifting of the two-child limit. Those are children who we are investing in and who are going to contribute to the future. We

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12 Jan 2026Call for General Election

It is, as always, a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dr Huq. I thank the hon. Member for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk (John Lamont) for moving the motion on behalf of the signatories of the e-petition across the country asking for a general election. I was very struck by how many Opposition Members pray

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4 Dec 2025Free School Meals: Auto-enrolment

This Labour Government are proud to be taking historic steps to end child poverty. We are extending eligibility for free school meals to all children and households receiving universal credit next September in an unprecedented boost for children. That is going to benefit over half a million more children and put around

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4 Dec 2025Topical Questions

Our great civil service serves citizens from across the UK, so it should look like them, sound like them, and come from the same towns, cities, regions and nations as the communities it serves. Through our places for growth programme, we are moving more roles from London to locations across the UK, including York, wher

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4 Dec 2025Free School Meals: Auto-enrolment

We want to ensure that all families can claim the support they are entitled to, and we recognise that there is some great best practice happening around the country, so we will continue to keep the matter under review. By broadening the criteria to everyone on universal credit, it will be a lot easier for people to kno

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12 Nov 2025 Public Bodies: Governance and Accountability

My hon. Friend raises an interesting and important issue. Far too often there have been departmental silos, and silos within other public bodies, and they are not talking to each other. As she says, people can bounce around, failing upwards, and far too often there have not been channels of accountability and scrutiny

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12 Nov 2025 Public Bodies: Governance and Accountability

It is, as always, a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir John. I want to take a moment to pay huge tribute to my right hon. Friend the Member for Walsall and Bloxwich (Valerie Vaz). She is the epitome of a first-class MP and a doughty champion for her constituents, picking up local issues that people care pas

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12 Nov 2025 Public Bodies: Governance and Accountability

That is a great question. I will take it on myself, as an outcome of this discussion, to write to colleagues to invite them to submit the kind of examples and evidence that we have heard here to the relevant Departments, and to me, as the Minister responsible for arm’s length bodies, to identify areas where public scru

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12 Nov 2025 Public Bodies: Governance and Accountability

I completely agree with my hon. Friend. She articulates the struggle that so many of us find in picking up bits of casework and trying to champion our constituents’ needs and wishes; we can get lost in the matrix, and it can be deeply frustrating. I know that Secretaries of State, including the Health and Education Sec

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service: Opportunities outside London

Our great civil service serves all the people across the UK, so it should look like them, sound like them and come from the same towns, cities, regions and nations as the communities it serves. By 2030, half of the senior civil service will be located outside London, with half of the fast stream placements also in the

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service Recruitment

We have full confidence in the Cabinet Secretary and we condemn all leaks and breaches. We undertake to look into how any leaks from Government take place.

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service Recruitment

Under the last Tory Government, Boris Johnson said that he would cut the number of people employed by the civil service by 91,000, but that figure went up. Jeremy Hunt said that he would cap numbers in the civil service, but they went up. The Conservatives lost control of the civil service, just as they lost control of

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service Recruitment

The fast stream programme, of which I am proud to be a graduate, is the No. 1 graduate employee scheme in the country. We are proud that we have had over 70,000 applicants for just 754 appointments. We know that we have done very well in increasing diversity, with applications from ethnic minority candidates, women and

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service Recruitment

Thank you very much, Mr Speaker. This Government’s aim is to recruit the brightest and best talent into the civil service—brilliant people from across the UK with the skills to deliver the priorities of the British people. We have already taken steps to improve recruitment, with the first ever cross-Government standard

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22 Oct 2025Civil Service: Opportunities outside London

My hon. Friend is a real champion for his constituency. We greatly value the contribution of the 23,000 civil service staff who are based in the east of England, and are determined that the people of Southend East and Rochford should have the same opportunities as those in Redcar, or anywhere else in the country. I wou

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1 Jun 2025Draft Contracts for Difference (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 2) Regulations 2025

We are debating the legislation, not a company.

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1 Jun 2025Draft Contracts for Difference (Miscellaneous Amendments) (No. 2) Regulations 2025

We are discussing the legislation; that is the point of principle, and that is why the Clerk has intervened.

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13 Jan 2025Draft Clean Heat Market Mechanism Regulations 2024

What happened to that guy?

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19 Dec 2024Christmas Adjournment

Eyes down. [Laughter.] To quote Lord Tennyson, “The old order changeth, yielding place to new”. In July, the people cast out the old and ushered in the new, and we will not fail them. At this time, I know we all want to take a moment to reflect on our families, our communities and, perhaps, our faith. We should never f

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19 Dec 2024Christmas Adjournment

I pay tribute to my hon. Friend for the hard work he is undertaking. What a doughty champion he is for the people of East Cleveland, the community in which he was born, and the steel industry. As he says, it is a vital industry to this country, not a sunset industry. It is vital to our defence, our sovereignty, jobs, o

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