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30 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 124)

What does that mean in terms of fines and sanctions? What is actually hitting? I respect everything you are saying, but are teeth being used?

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30 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 124)

A recent report by the French Government argued that Europe is experiencing the second wave in an unparalleled competitive shock caused by heavily subsidised Chinese imports. Your Department has access to the OECD MAGIC database, which sets out in gory detail just how unlevel this playing field is and how much China su

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30 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 124)

Minister, if I may, just taking the broader picture, we have wholesale subsidisation across many industries. It is hard for us to track that information. The OECD has probably done the best job of that. That is putting British manufacturing industries, particularly, at a severe disadvantage day after day after day, and

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30 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 124)

It is more about the confidence levels that this is working, it is working quickly, and it has real bite. I am not hearing huge confidence on all of that; I do not mean that to be too rude.

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24 Jun 2026Taxation (Energy and Vehicles)

The electricity generator levy is a windfall tax on UK electricity generation from nuclear, renewable and biomass sources, and it raised £0.7 billion in the last financial year. The EGL is a revenue-based tax that currently applies at a rate of 45% on exceptional generation receipts above a benchmark price of £77.94 pe

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23 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 130)

I want to continue to explore this. The primary authority may work well in some cases but the idea that Amazon is interfacing with Hertfordshire county council as the primary authority fits badly. I am curious as to what models other countries use, because I suspect they do not use a county to face up against one of th

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23 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 130)

When you look around the world and ask who is effectively enforcing these marketplaces and holding them to account for the products they sell, is there a country that is doing a better job than the others? Is there a country that has a good system that they actually enforce? The underlying vibe here is that the Governm

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17 Jun 2026Rural Pubs: Fiscal Support

Absolutely. I will finish by saying that we need to look in the round at the massive cost pressures and changing consumer habits, from lower footfall to falling discretionary spending power, which combine to put pressure on pubs. A one-off package of business rates support is one thing, but we need to get back into the

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17 Jun 2026Rural Pubs: Fiscal Support

I thank my hon. Friend for that point. Business rates feel so unjust—so arbitrary and out of control, and appeals are virtually impossible. We all beg the Minister to put doing something about that at the top of his list, because they are so grossly unfair and really rip the heart out of running a business. We need to

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17 Jun 2026Rural Pubs: Fiscal Support

Well, there you are. It is a wonderful pub, and we need to keep it open. This is all doubly tough for rural pubs. City pubs have a much larger catchment of potential customers who are within walking distance and not car-dependent, which matters with drink driving. Rural pubs are likely to rely on oil, liquefied petrole

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17 Jun 2026Rural Pubs: Fiscal Support

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Hobhouse. I thank the hon. Member for Meriden and Solihull East (Saqib Bhatti) for securing this important debate and I thank all my colleagues who gave such excellent speeches, which set out not only how much they love their pubs, but the struggles that they face. Th

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17 Jun 2026Rural Pubs: Fiscal Support

As my hon. Friend the Member for Lewes (James MacCleary) points out from a sedentary position, I am not suggesting that we rejoin the European Union. Employer national insurance contributions are the single biggest nightmare. It is a tax before getting out of bed, before generating any revenue and before making any pro

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16 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 125)

I am going to be a bit contrary and negative maybe. Both panels have been very positive about a lot and there is obviously a huge amount to be happy about. But we have China and the US going faster and further than the UK is. We have large multinationals often going farther and faster than smaller companies. Now there

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16 Jun 2026Thames Water

It is clear that the creditors’ consortium has material influence over Thames Water, as it is funding the company and bilaterally negotiating with the Government. Material influence means that the consortium meets the defined criteria of being an ultimate controller. Will the Secretary of State finally acknowledge that

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15 Jun 2026 Brain Cancer

On the fully accountable lead, there are two positions: one has £5,000 in funding and one is 0.1 of a full-time employee. Will the Minister commit to one person who is fully funded and fully accountable, please?

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15 Jun 2026 Brain Cancer

Will the Minister give way?

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15 Jun 2026 Brain Cancer

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Mrs Barker. I thank the hon. Member for Colne Valley (Paul Davies) for speaking on behalf of the petitioners, and I thank the petitioners, who are in the Public Gallery today, for all the work they have done. A particular shout out goes to Sarah—I am thinking of Jess. The

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15 Jun 2026State Pensioners: Personal Allowance

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Huq. The Liberal Democrats have said clearly that we think it is both wrong and unfair that the Government have implemented a stealth tax grab that will hit some of the lowest-paid and most vulnerable the hardest, by maintaining a freeze on income tax thresholds that h

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9 Jun 2026Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 124)

Running with the US, you mentioned software and hardware between next year and 2029 or 2030. Do you think that is the right way to be going? By virtue of the US doing that, does that solve everybody else’s problem, because the US is such a big market and the Chinese will have to adapt their export products to serve the

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