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27 Nov 2024Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 447)

Is that one of the recommendations that you would make?

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27 Nov 2024Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 447)

It sorts itself out. Okay. That is very helpful.

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27 Nov 2024Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 447)

Ultimately, as we are using less gas and we want the same amount of levy collected from gas, that is going to mean very expensive gas bills.

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27 Nov 2024Stellantis Luton

The previous Government were warned before the election, including multiple times in this Chamber, about the damage they were doing to the car industry. The constant changes of policy on net zero, missing targets on the roll-out of charge points and the failure to even allocate the rapid charging fund have all undermin

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26 Nov 2024COP29

May I gently say to the shadow Secretary of State that she really should not believe dodgy headlines in The Daily Telegraph? In fact, I am not sure whether headlines in The Daily Telegraph are ever not dodgy, based on what she was quoting. More importantly, though, let me congratulate the Prime Minister on his leadersh

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25 Nov 2024Speaker’s Statement

Further to that point of order, Mr Speaker. As you well know, John had many connections with the north-west of England. He went to school on the Wirral. He was a parliamentary candidate in Southport, and he returned there to campaign in the 2017 general election. He was a seafarer out of Liverpool, and he was presented

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14 Nov 2024International Trade Agreements

11. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to ensure that future international trade agreements support the farming sector.

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14 Nov 2024International Trade Agreements

Some farmers benefited from international trade agreements under the previous Government. Unfortunately, it was mostly Australian and New Zealand farmers, not British farmers, who benefited. Will my hon. Friend confirm that this Government will prioritise British farmers who want to export, not least those who want to

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12 Nov 2024Clean Energy by 2030

The last Government held a consultation on electricity market arrangements, but despite having said that that was their flagship policy in this area, they did not publish the results of that consultation. Does my hon. Friend agree that electricity and, indeed, energy market reform is crucial to achieving the Government

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12 Nov 2024Clean Energy by 2030

3. What progress he has made on achieving clean energy by 2030.

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4 Nov 2024School Curriculum: Workplace Skills

There is a shortage of technical skilled workers across our economy. It is a chronic problem, not least in sectors such as clean energy. For example, there are only 3,000 registered heat pump installers, but to deliver the last Government’s target of 600,000 installations a year we would need 27,000 of them. That is re

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4 Nov 2024School Curriculum: Workplace Skills

4. What steps she is taking to link the school curriculum with skills needed in the workplace.

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4 Nov 2024 Budget: Implications for Farming Communities

It is extraordinary that a small number of wealthy landowners have been using agricultural property relief to avoid inheritance tax. What is more extraordinary is how the Conservatives have defended tax avoidance in the way that they have. Will my hon. Friend confirm to the farmers in my constituency and across the cou

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31 Oct 2024International Investment Summit

8. What assessment he has made of the potential implications for his Department's policies of the outcomes of the international investment summit.

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31 Oct 2024International Investment Summit

As my hon. Friend quite rightly said, the Labour party is now the party of business without any question. Does she agree that the measures committed to in yesterday’s Budget on clean energy, carbon capture and storage and hydrogen—which were backed up, by the way, with a commitment from a Canadian investor of another £

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29 Oct 2024Northern Powerhouse

The creation of the national wealth fund, and the record success of the £63 billion of investment announced at the investment summit, comes on top of investments that Ministers have just announced in carbon capture in the north-west. Those are examples of the success—

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29 Oct 2024Northern Powerhouse

The successful investments announced are a great example of this Government delivering jobs and economic growth, in the north of England and across the country. Does my right hon. Friend agree that this is in stark contrast to the abysmal record of the Conservative party in its 14 years in government?

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6 Oct 2024Carbon Capture, Usage and Storage

Unlike the shadow Secretary of State, I am very pleased that the Secretary of State has announced jobs in Teesside—jobs from which my constituents in the north-west of England will potentially benefit. I am also very pleased that we have a Government who are committed to an industrial strategy, and who believe in Gover

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11 Sept 2024Rioters: Prosecutions

I thank the Solicitor General for her kind words, and I congratulate her in turn on her appointment. I also congratulate the Government on their excellent response to the riots over the summer, which she has just outlined. My hon. and learned Friend has talked about the early release scheme, which is, of course, the re

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11 Sept 2024Rioters: Prosecutions

4. What steps she is taking to help ensure rioters are prosecuted efficiently and effectively.

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