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Speeches by Charalambous.

Every Hansard contribution by Bambos Charalambous this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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DateDebate & contributionWords
16 Jun 2026Administration Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 362)

What was your experience of the induction with IPSA? How easy was it to follow IPSA’s processes? Are there any areas that were unclear or could be improved?

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16 Jun 2026Administration Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 362)

You both mentioned the budding system that was set up when you became MPs. We have had feedback from some MPs that they would welcome the chance to have a buddy who was a returned MP. Do you think that would be helpful, and do you have any thoughts about how best to deal with ad hoc questions that you might have had wh

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16 Jun 2026Administration Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 362)

You both mentioned the budding system that was set up when you became MPs. We have had feedback from some MPs that they would welcome the chance to have a buddy who was a returned MP. Do you think that would be helpful, and do you have any thoughts about how best to deal with ad hoc questions that you might have had wh

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16 Jun 2026Administration Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 362)

You have both touched on the buddy system, which you found very useful when you became MPs, but we have had feedback from people saying that they would value a buddy who was a returned MP. What are the best ways to support you with things like the ad hoc questions you might have had during the induction period?

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16 Jun 2026Administration Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 362)

What was your experience of the induction with IPSA? How easy was it to follow IPSA’s processes? Are there any areas that were unclear or could be improved?

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8 Jun 2026Progression of Bills through Parliament

My hon. Friend has made an excellent start to his speech. Does he agree that if the other place has the ability to block private Members’ Bills, that totally undermines the concept of such Bills going forward?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

We heard in previous sessions that, written PQs from the Lords sometimes receive different responses from written PQs from the Commons. It does not happen very often, from what I gather, but sometimes it occurs. Have you experienced that with FOI requests?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

We heard in previous sessions that, written PQs from the Lords sometimes receive different responses from written PQs from the Commons. It does not happen very often, from what I gather, but sometimes it occurs. Have you experienced that with FOI requests?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Could you explain to us how the appeal route for FOI requests works? Also, when you have to refer back, how often is information that was initially withheld released as a result of an internal review or an appeal to the ICO?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

This is a question for all members of the panel. How do the public and organisations outside Parliament make use of written PQs, for example by making use of the responses to them that are published on a daily basis?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Can I go back to the 20% to 30% of cases that are resolved via internal review? Is that because the reason given for not disclosing the information is one that you disagree with, and the authority has reflected and said, “Actually, that’s right”? It is not, say, commercially sensitive information or something like that

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Can I go back to the 20% to 30% of cases that are resolved via internal review? Is that because the reason given for not disclosing the information is one that you disagree with, and the authority has reflected and said, “Actually, that’s right”? It is not, say, commercially sensitive information or something like that

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

We heard in previous sessions that, written PQs from the Lords sometimes receive different responses from written PQs from the Commons. It does not happen very often, from what I gather, but sometimes it occurs. Have you experienced that with FOI requests?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Could you explain to us how the appeal route for FOI requests works? Also, when you have to refer back, how often is information that was initially withheld released as a result of an internal review or an appeal to the ICO?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Can I go back to the 20% to 30% of cases that are resolved via internal review? Is that because the reason given for not disclosing the information is one that you disagree with, and the authority has reflected and said, “Actually, that’s right”? It is not, say, commercially sensitive information or something like that

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

This is a question for all members of the panel. How do the public and organisations outside Parliament make use of written PQs, for example by making use of the responses to them that are published on a daily basis?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

This is a question for all members of the panel. How do the public and organisations outside Parliament make use of written PQs, for example by making use of the responses to them that are published on a daily basis?

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20 May 2026Procedure Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 49)

Could you explain to us how the appeal route for FOI requests works? Also, when you have to refer back, how often is information that was initially withheld released as a result of an internal review or an appeal to the ICO?

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28 Apr 2026Use of Shops for Illegal Activities

I present a petition on behalf of residents of my constituency of Southgate and Wood Green who are concerned about illegal activities in shops on local high streets. It has been well documented in both national and local media that shops are being used for illegal activities, including in my constituency, and that is c

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22 Apr 2026Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy

Five years ago, my constituent Nadine tragically lost her brother Trevor to epilepsy. An inquest into Trevor’s death ruled that his healthcare team and prison staff at the prison that he was in had not carried out their duties, which led directly to his death. Trevor’s death, sadly, is one of many that highlight a clea

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MethodEach row is one contribution (intervention or speech). Word count from the official text.