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Speeches by Collier.

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25 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

As you said previously, operators will be making decisions for five or 10 years’ time. Do you think that factors into it as well? It is okay for the Government to have these schemes, but if they do not come at the right time for business planning, they will not opt in?

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25 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

Battery health is one of the main concerns that people have regarding electric vehicles—particularly battery longevity—as we know that the lithium-ion battery deteriorates over time. What do you think can be done to address this?

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23 Mar 2026Middle East

I join the Defence Secretary in paying tribute to our civilians and armed forces personnel who are defending the UK national interests. I have had the privilege of meeting many of them overseas during my time in the House. Those serving overseas have been putting themselves in harm’s way, and they will have families ba

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18 Mar 2026Social Media: Children and Young People

There are strong and differing views across this House and the country on a social media ban for under-16s. Indeed, when I have spoken to young people, that has come out, and there was not a strong feeling in my old school, de Ferrers academy, about this. Can the Secretary of State say what engagement she will have wit

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18 Mar 2026Social Media: Children and Young People

9. What steps her Department is taking to engage with children and young people on social media use.

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

I will come to Nikki on the planning in a bit. Maddi, did you have something to add?

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

We have touched on some issues around sleep deprivation and lack of exercise. What would you say are the main health and wellbeing issues that come across from drivers that you speak to?

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

The main things that have come out of this evidence today are problems with parking and the lack of suitable parking spaces, meaning that drivers are having to park on slip roads or—as Nikki said—in the wider car parks that are not secure. Why is it that there is a shortage of parking spaces for coaches and HGVs? Adria

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

How many of your sites have gyms or places where drivers can exercise?

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

Is there any particular good best practice across the sector where changes are being made that are positive? Nikki, you have obviously mentioned some work that you are doing but are there any other parts of the sector that are doing particularly good work to support health and wellbeing?

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11 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (2026-03-11)

I am just trying to understand the health and wellbeing impact. Obviously it is very concerning that suicide rates among HGV drivers are 20% higher than the general population, and drivers are more likely to be affected by type 2 diabetes. We would just be really interested to know what impact the lack of rest faciliti

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10 Mar 2026Courts and Tribunals Bill

The campaign to introduce clause 17 was supported by my Conservative predecessor, Kate Kniveton, who bravely spoke about her experience of sexual violence. Will the Justice Secretary join me in congratulating Kate and all the other campaigners who have been involved in this change?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

We have touched on the LEVI fund. How effective do you think it has been in increasing charging infrastructure? Jarrod, do you want to start?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

It is all right: it is Angela Rippon outside doing a dance class.

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

We have heard evidence about a shortage of skills within the sector, specifically those needed for delivering charging infrastructure: the installation, service and repair. If you also think that, then what do you think the Government should be doing to support this? Dr Bulawa, do you want to start?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

David, you spoke about the challenges of planning and reforms that are needed. Do you have specific things you would like to see?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

Dr Bulawa, you spoke about the challenge we have with rural communities. Only 15% of chargers are in rural areas at the minute. Do you have any suggestions for what Government should do to improve this?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

Does anyone have anything to add to that?

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

My questions pull out some issues that we just spoke about. First, where is an expansion of public charging infrastructure currently needed the most? Perhaps we could go to Jarrod first.

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4 Mar 2026Transport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1583)

One overall criticism of Government grant schemes is that they can take a long time to get in place, as you said, Jarrod, and they lack that long-term certainty. Is that the case with the LEVI funding? If so, what has been the impact of that?

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