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Speeches by Lewell.

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14 Apr 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 404)

Is it a private phone, or are these phones all in public places? My understanding is that, initially when you join the college, you cannot leave for a number of days and you are restricted in when you are allowed your mobile phone. So again, my point is: where would I go and what would I do if I had been sexually assau

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14 Apr 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 404)

I am interested in whether the general knows, because it is the general’s remit.

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14 Apr 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 404)

The Ofsted process is slightly different for you. I am an ex-children’s social worker, so I know what these inspections look like. I would say that the inspections that have been held at the college are very different from those that would be held at any other residential establishment for children. I just point that o

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14 Apr 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 404)

And as a young person, could I do that myself? Sorry, I know I am going back, but my understanding is that in the initial phase, you cannot just leave and you do not have access to your mobile phone all the time. Again, how would I report that to the police? Would I have to stand in a corridor on a phone and say it whe

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26 Mar 2026Topical Questions

Heugh Street bridge in South Shields was closed over four months ago by the council, as it deemed it to be unsafe. It was used by over 5,000 vehicles per day and the closure is damaging my local economy. The council is currently unable to give any timescale for reopening the bridge and I am led to believe there is no f

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26 Mar 2026Business of the House

Yesterday I was very sorry to be absent from the very powerful Adjournment debate led by my hon. Friend the Member for Salford (Rebecca Long Bailey), who is seeking justice for our nuclear veterans after previously covered-up information has proved that there was radiation fallout. My right hon. Friend the Leader of th

local-governmentenergycost-of-living
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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

The Secretary of State and Ministers have been very clear that this is also about building trust with the armed forces community, and you do not do that just by responding; you do that by going out there and being proactive.

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

What I was trying to get at is will you be proactive, not just reactive?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

Another quick question from me. The process for your appointment was quite different from how these appointments normally work. Did you have a formal interview at any stage?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

You sent your CV across on the 10th, and the 13th was your interview.

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

Thank you.

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

Just to follow up on my colleague, Mike Martin, you mentioned outreach visits, and my experience of commissioners, say the Children’s Commissioner, is that they are very reactive as opposed to proactive. Do you have any ideas, based on your knowledge of the role already and the volume of complaints coming through, wher

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

Good morning. Touching on what the Chair discussed there, you will be aware that the Committee has expressed concerns that this role is based on the German model. However, the German commissioner is different, in that the role here is funded by the Secretary of State and he approves the staffing arrangements. Also, in

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

How would you do that?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

When did your application go in?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

If there were a thematic report and you had your findings and recommendations, how would you go about making sure that something came of that? This place is full of reports where there is outrage and everyone reads them, and then they get put on a shelf, the day moves on and nobody does anything about it.

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

What is your view on the use of thematic reports?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

I agree.

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

I forgot to ask this before. You applied for the post on 19 March. What was the date of your interview with the Secretary of State?

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25 Mar 2026Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1428)

What would your views be if you were to be based in the MOD building?

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