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14 Oct 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

Are you still planning to start the regular inspections from 1 December?

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14 Oct 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

The publication of your new framework was delayed until September, but your new inspections are still due to start in September as planned. Given that schools have a limited time to prepare, could you tell us why Ofsted decided not to adjust the rollout timeline?

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12 Oct 2025Education Committee

I thank the Chair of the Select Committee for her statement. As part of the evidence we gathered, we went to Ontario to see its inclusive education system, and I am sure I was not alone in finding that one of the bits of evidence that made the most impression. A couple of things stood out. Ontario focuses on communicat

educationsocial-care
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12 Oct 2025Bovine Tuberculosis Control and Badger Culling

A farmer in my constituency has engaged in some of the methods suggested by Dick Sibley at Gatcombe and has made practical changes to prevent TB from spreading in her herd. After years of positive tests and the brutal effect on her and her family’s mental health of losing much-loved pedigree animals, the changes appear

agricultureenvironmenthealth
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15 Sept 2025Ambassador to the United States

We know that the trauma of sexual violence and sexual abuse can last a lifetime and, for many people, it can be too much to bear, as we have seen with Virginia Giuffre. Victims of sexual violence are often silenced, often ignored and always let down by a system that sometimes—often—sees powerful men protecting each oth

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15 Sept 2025Support for Witnesses

16. What steps he is taking to support witnesses through the criminal justice system.

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15 Sept 2025Support for Witnesses

I recently met a constituent who had served as a juror in a very distressing child sexual abuse case. She highlighted the profound impact that such trials can have not just on the witnesses themselves, but on the jurors, who may experience trauma and even post-traumatic stress disorder. Although the appointment of the

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

I have another quick question for Steffan. The Bevan Foundation has repeatedly made the case for a Welsh benefits system to streamline the provision of Welsh Government benefits. Could you tell us what impact you think that such an approach might have on child poverty, specifically in Wales?

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

It needs to be seen as an investment.

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

To what extent will the effectiveness of a UK-wide child poverty strategy be affected by the delivery of devolved policy areas such as health, education and housing? I will go to Steffan first.

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

It needs to be seen as an investment.

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

I have another quick question for Steffan. The Bevan Foundation has repeatedly made the case for a Welsh benefits system to streamline the provision of Welsh Government benefits. Could you tell us what impact you think that such an approach might have on child poverty, specifically in Wales?

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

There is clearly some frustration on behalf of the devolved nations that you are tied into the two-child benefit cap because of the relationship with the UK Government, but maybe I could just ask you what you think the lives of poor children would look like. How would their lives be different if every Government Depart

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

There is clearly some frustration on behalf of the devolved nations that you are tied into the two-child benefit cap because of the relationship with the UK Government, but maybe I could just ask you what you think the lives of poor children would look like. How would their lives be different if every Government Depart

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10 Sept 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 894)

To what extent will the effectiveness of a UK-wide child poverty strategy be affected by the delivery of devolved policy areas such as health, education and housing? I will go to Steffan first.

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9 Sept 2025 Bus Services (No. 2) Bill [Lords]

Over the summer recess, I held surgeries in 52 towns and villages across my constituency and an issue that came up again and again and again was buses, or rather the lack of them. Many communities in my rural constituency are now effectively cut off. Some have just one or two buses a day, but others, such as Bigbury, S

transportenvironmentlocal-government
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7 Sept 2025 Renters’ Rights Bill

I welcome the Government’s move to empower tenants. For too long in this country, owning property has been seen as a way to create additional wealth, rather than the intention being to provide a safe, secure and warm home for tenants. Not all landlords are bad, but there are some bad apples out there, and all those who

housingcost-of-livinglocal-government
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7 Sept 2025 Palestine Action: Proscription and Protests

Many members of my community were arrested in London on Saturday, including a senior priest, an elderly Jewish man, and a teacher who has spent years with Gazan children and has witnessed the horror of seeing them killed by Israeli troops over the last couple of years. These people are not terrorists. While I am sure a

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3 Sept 2025 Early Education and Childcare

I welcome the Government’s commitment to and recognition of the importance of early years provision, and the support for school-based nurseries, like the new Little Thinkers at Kings Ash academy and the nursery at Furzeham primary school. However, like others, I am deeply concerned about recruitment in the sector. Dais

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3 Sept 2025Adoption and Special Guardianship Support Fund

I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Mid Sussex (Alison Bennett) on securing this important debate. We know that children who experience early trauma face profound challenges that can reverberate throughout their lives. Early years often marked by instability, neglect or harm can leave invisible wounds that can

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