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Written questions by McAllister.

Every parliamentary written question tabled by Douglas McAllister this session, with the full answer and department. Back to the MP page.

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20 Apr 2026·Ministry of Defence·Answered
Asked

What the Department’s policy is on reviewing whistleblowing reports where the individual concerned does not wish to disclose their identity.

Reply

The Ministry of Defence is committed to encouraging individuals to speak up and raise concerns where they believe wrongdoing has occurred or behaviour falls below expected standards. Individuals are encouraged to disclose their identity and/or contact details to support appropriate safeguarding, assessment and investigation. However, a decision not to disclose identity or contact details does not prevent a concern from being assessed. Information relating to such cases is handled in accordance with confidentiality requirements and the Department will investigate the concern as far as is possible based on the information available.

19 Dec 2024·Ministry of Defence·Answered
Asked

What steps he plans to take through the Defence Industrial Strategy to grow the defence sector.

Reply

The Government is delivering for defence by increasing defence spending and recognises the defence sector as a strategic resource. The Defence Industrial Strategy will provide clear signals to encourage firms to take long-term investment decisions in the UK and grow onshore production capability in priority areas that will drive growth and productivity across the UK economy, while strengthening our national security. The nearly £3 billion increase in spending next year will help us do this.

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