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22 Jan 2025Listed Places of Worship Scheme

There are about 20,000 listed cathedrals, churches and chapels in use across the UK, belonging to a wide range of denominations, together with a number of important listed synagogues, mosques and temples. The buildings are valued for their architecture and history and for the economic and social benefit they bring to t

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21 Jan 2025 Asylum Seeker Hotel Accommodation: Reopening

I agree with the hon. Lady’s point about the appropriateness of the location. We all recognise that hotels are often based in rural areas or in an economy without any relevant services nearby, which is wholly inappropriate. To return to the broader question of the Government’s approach to dealing with illegal migration

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21 Jan 2025 Asylum Seeker Hotel Accommodation: Reopening

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir John. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Windsor (Jack Rankin) on securing this important debate. As a Conservative, I firmly believe that people who enter our country illegally have no right to stay here. We need to have strong borders, we need an effect

immigrationlocal-governmentcost-of-living
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21 Jan 2025Money Laundering in Retail Businesses

Hard-working shopkeepers and entrepreneurs across the country, including in Bromsgrove and the villages, play by the rules and pay their taxes. What is the estimated loss of revenue to the Exchequer from money laundering in retail environments in towns and villages across the country, and what are the Government doing

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21 Jan 2025Money Laundering in Retail Businesses

8. What assessment she has made of the potential implications for her regulatory policies of recent trends in levels of money laundering in retail businesses.

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16 Jan 2025Business of the House

We face an emergent healthcare crisis in towns and communities across the country as demand for non-surgical aesthetic treatments, including botox and dermal fillers, rises. This is fuelled by social media and societal pressures on young people. Such treatments often take place in unregulated high street environments a

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15 Jan 2025 Local Government Reorganisation

The Minister has quite rightly pointed out that residents across the country expect councillors to take a more strategic approach to deliver better services. My residents across Bromsgrove and its villages share that ambition. However, the biggest elephant in the room is the role of adult social care in the local gover

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

I have a bit of time, Chair, and the Secretary of State has referred to prices and what drives business confidence. We see a lot of levies applied to one side of energy rather than the other. The Government are pushing heat pumps. Businesses regularly cite to me that electricity prices are one of their biggest inhibito

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

Assuming that that carbon price is accurate, and that it bears out in reality, what is your assessment—given that businesses are hurting, and given that in your opening words at the start of this session you said businesses pay the price if we get energy policy wrong—of the extent to which that carbon price would hit b

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

Thank you, Secretary of State, for coming. Late last year the NESO report assessing the system costs of delivering the Clean Power 2030 plan assumed a carbon price of £147 per tonne of CO2. That is the highest in the developing world, and I understand it is £60 per tonne higher than the assumption your Department is wo

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

It would include where levies are applied, but also perhaps broader reform of the electricity market.

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

For the avoidance of doubt, I draw everyone’s attention to my register of interests. I was formerly employed by a company that makes home heating equipment. This question is about the target for heat pumps and the step change required to hit the Government’s target. In that industry, if you or I have a boiler break dow

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

Electricity market reform.

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15 Jan 2025Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

Do you think it would be wise to ask NESO to do any more modelling?

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14 Jan 2025Climate Change: UK Leadership

Former MI6 chief Sir Richard Dearlove has warned against the risks of relying on China for Britain’s energy infrastructure. What assessment has the Minister made of the involvement of Chinese supply chains in the Government’s solar plans?

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14 Jan 2025Drones: High-security Prisons

High-security prisons ensure that our national security is not compromised, because they house some of the most dangerous threats to our society. In government, the Conservatives introduced legislation to make it an automatic offence to fly drones within 400 metres of any closed prison. What assurances can the Minister

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18 Dec 2024Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

I want to understand a little about the thinking and the approach towards plutonium. I understand that a decision is to be taken fairly soon. Given that it could be used in small advanced nuclear reactors, why dispose of it rather than put it to an alternate use?

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18 Dec 2024British Indian Ocean Territory: Sovereignty

Can the Minister update the House on the measures being taken to safeguard against the emergence of Chinese military and surveillance capabilities in the British Indian Ocean Territory?

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18 Dec 2024Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 396)

Given the risks that you have described and outlined, do you think the relative imminence of the decision is the right one, rather than to delay?

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16 Dec 2024United Front Work Department

Can the Minister assure the House that Chinese investments in the UK are properly scrutinised, particularly those that may be used to acquire leverage over UK policy?

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