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27 Mar 2025Crime and Policing Bill (First sitting)

A bit of both. We have the youth injunctions, which could help with ASB in our communities, but how do the youth diversion orders intersect with that? Chief Constable De Meyer: I agree that there is an intersection between the two. Counter-terrorism policing is certainly extremely supportive of youth diversion orders.

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25 Mar 2025 Seriously Ill Children: Financial Support for Parents

My constituent Vicky came to my constituency surgery and spoke about Hugh’s law and how she had to take time off to look after her son, who has thankfully recovered. Does my hon. Friend agree that the £750 grant would provide certainty and help parents, by stopping the rigmarole of going through universal credit and th

social-carecost-of-livinghealth
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14 Mar 2025Rare Cancers Bill

I am here today to support the Rare Cancers Bill, a vital piece of legislation introduced by our hon. Friend the Member for Edinburgh South West (Dr Arthur). I begin by paying tribute to his father-in-law and all those who have shared their stories here today. My hon. Friend’s story, like so many, is a stark reminder o

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10 Mar 2025 Crime and Policing Bill

I am grateful for the opportunity to speak in today’s debate on this incredibly important Bill. Like many of my constituents, I welcome the measures the Government are taking to tackle serious crime and antisocial behaviour in order to make our streets safer. I pay tribute to the police—another public service that has

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6 Mar 2025 Business of the House

Last Friday in this Chamber, Members of the UK Youth Parliament discussed and agreed the priorities for this year, which were votes at 16 and period dignity. The MYPs conducted themselves with honour and respect. I would like to pay tribute to and thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, as well as Mr Speaker, the Speaker’s Of

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4 Feb 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 695)

The Government consultation highlights collective licensing as convenient for both creators and AI developers. Do you agree?

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4 Feb 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 695)

I will be nice and quick. My question was going to be about the hurdles, whether technical or non-technical, as we go ahead. But to pick up on some of the comments and questions, we have issues with trust. It relies very much on honesty from good companies, and whether you are licensing and whether you are showing that

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4 Feb 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 695)

The Government consultation highlights collective licensing as convenient for both creators and AI developers. Do you agree?

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4 Feb 2025Culture, Media and Sport Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 695)

I will be nice and quick. My question was going to be about the hurdles, whether technical or non-technical, as we go ahead. But to pick up on some of the comments and questions, we have issues with trust. It relies very much on honesty from good companies, and whether you are licensing and whether you are showing that

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29 Jan 2025Growing the UK Economy

Will the Chief Secretary to the Treasury please confirm that the development consent order has not yet been granted for the lower Thames crossing, and that it will not necessarily go ahead without mitigations and protections for the residents in Gravesham, such as on local air quality issues, skills and training hubs i

economy-jobstransporttechnology
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28 Jan 2025Sudan and Eastern DRC

I thank the Foreign Secretary for his statement. An article in The Lancet this month illustrates an alarming rise in multiple life-threatening infectious diseases, including cholera, dengue fever, malaria, measles and polio, due to the destruction of health and sanitation infrastructures. How is the UK supporting progr

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22 Jan 2025 Child Arrangements: Presumption of Parental Involvement

I thank my hon. Friend for securing this incredibly important debate, and I second many of the comments she has made in her incredible speech. Does she agree that the cases of children with special educational needs who cannot express their feelings and fears must be taken into account, and that the presumption of cont

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22 Jan 2025 Child Arrangements: Presumption of Parental Involvement

May I ask the Minister for some advice, then? If some of our constituents have found that the family courts process and procedures have led to the re-traumatising of victims, what advice can we offer them? As the Minister eloquently set out, the family courts are not designed to do that, but it does occur.

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14 Jan 2025 Parking: Town Centres

I thank my hon. Friend for securing this very important debate. Of course, parking is a problem that does not exist in isolation; as she just mentioned, it is linked to public transport. In many areas, including in my local area of Gravesham, there is a large rural network, but of course such networks are not served by

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8 Jan 2025Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Will the right hon. Lady concede that the academisation process has meant that the off-rolling that we have seen up and down this country has led to the crisis in SEND? That is the whole point of how the academy system has, apparently, improved standards. It has not—it has decreased inclusion. Will she please show us h

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8 Jan 2025Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill

Will the shadow Minister give way?

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9 Dec 2024Planning Committees: Reform

I welcome the mandatory training. As a former chair of a planning committee, I know that training was part of the process that we implemented, so it is good to see that it will be delivered across the board. We approved some developments multiple times on the same site, such as a maternity block in my constituency, whi

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19 Nov 2024Topical Questions

T2. What steps are Ministers taking to address the ongoing shortages of medications for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder, which have been going on for 18 months?

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18 Nov 2024 Bus Funding

I thank the Secretary of State for the £23 million for Kent county council. As a Kent county councillor—for a little bit longer—I have seen the ridiculous bidding wars and the hoops we have had to jump through for many, many years. Will the money be ringfenced for buses, while allowing Kent county council the flexibili

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14 Nov 2024 Business of the House

Will the Leader of the House join me in congratulating my constituent Michelle Bramble on her well-deserved win at the Local Government Chronicle awards for her excellent work in equality, diversity and inclusion over many years, and her valuable experience in Gravesham? Will she schedule a debate on the importance of

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