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Speeches by Perteghella.

Every Hansard contribution by Manuela Perteghella this parliament, most recent first. Back to the MP page for the headline figures and analysed positions.

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21 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 430)

What are your views on the recommendations made by the independent inquiry into child sexual abuse and, in particular, the mandatory reporting duty and the creation of a child protection authority? In particular, you told the previous Committee that introducing a mandatory reporting duty for child sexual abuse may resu

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20 Jan 2025Obesity: Food and Diet

I thank the hon. Member for Stroud (Dr Opher) for securing this important debate, and I thank all the Members who have contributed so passionately. When we talk about obesity, and in particular childhood obesity, we must not overlook the structural barriers that prevent healthy choices. Several key policies could make

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15 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 540)

The difference in educational outcomes between children and young people from less and more affluent backgrounds is reported to be at its greatest level for more than a decade. That is another concerning development. How do you intend to reverse this?

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15 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 540)

In rural areas in particular, you may have mainstream schools with very high-quality provision but they are struggling to recruit and retain teaching assistants, for example, who obviously support the work with SEND pupils. Are you thinking about how you could look at a career path for teaching assistants, with continu

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15 Jan 2025 Women’s Changed State Pension Age: Compensation

Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?

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15 Jan 2025 Women’s Changed State Pension Age: Compensation

I thank the right hon. Member for giving way. Does he agree that rejecting the ombudsman’s recommendations for the compensation of WASPI women undermines the role of independent bodies in holding the Government to account? If we cannot rely on the Government to implement such findings, what message does that send to th

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15 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 540)

Secretary of State, child poverty has increased massively with over 4 million children living in poverty, and we also have seen an increase in the number of children in poverty living in larger families of three or more children. You co-chair the Government’s Child Poverty Taskforce. Will you look at the impact of the

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14 Jan 2025 Agricultural and Business Property Relief

In my constituency, many family farms exceed the threshold due to the high value of the land and machinery. Does the right hon. Gentleman agree that these changes threaten to push family-run farms into the hands of large corporations and therefore both erode rural communities and jeopardise our domestic food security?

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8 Jan 2025Ellen Badger Hospital in-patient beds

I rise to present a petition signed by over 4,000 residents of Shipston-on-Stour and its surrounding villages—some of them are in the Gallery—fighting for the return of their in-patient beds at the Ellen Badger hospital. This petition reflects the depth of feeling of a rural community that has seen its health services

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7 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

Sir Martyn, you touched upon timescale for publication of reports. In response to the coroner’s report, Ofsted said that it would use the Big Listen to consult school leaders and parents on the length of time it takes to publish an inspection report, but there was no mention of this issue in the Big Listen questionnair

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7 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

On partnership working, a very small number of area SEND inspections were positive. Is there a way for them to share their best practice with others?

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7 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

According to Ofsted’s most recent report, as you mentioned, there are inconsistencies and weaknesses across local area partnerships in their delivery of services for children and young people with special educational needs and disabilities. Can you elaborate more on those? You have touched on some—health, access to CAM

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7 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 539)

As a former school governor, I had experience of an Ofsted inspection in October 2021.

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6 Jan 2025Veterans’ Housing

13. What steps his Department is taking to ensure that veterans have access to appropriate housing.

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6 Jan 2025Veterans’ Housing

The transition from military to civilian life is a critical moment for many veterans, but too often, those with complex mental health issues fall through the cracks, especially when it comes to accessing housing. The armed forces covenant is an excellent positive step forward, but its voluntary nature means that not al

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6 Jan 2025Frozen Russian Assets: Ukraine

Does my hon. Friend agree that the UK, working shoulder to shoulder with our European allies, must lead the way in confiscating and repurposing frozen Russian assets for Ukraine? By ensuring that Ukraine has every financial and military resource that it needs, we can not only help the Ukrainians to reclaim their countr

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18 Dec 2024 Winter Preparedness

I refer the House to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests as a member of the University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. The upcoming rise in national insurance contributions could cost our GP surgeries the equivalent of more than 2 million appointments a year. General practice is the

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17 Dec 2024Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 430)

This is a question to Harriet and Jo, as well. The previous Committee heard evidence that parents are struggling to access and use personal budgets. What changes need to be made, in your views, to ensure that personal budgets work effectively?

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17 Dec 2024Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 430)

I am a local councillor still.

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17 Dec 2024Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 430)

Focusing on kinship care and arrangements, James, the Department for Education’s policy paper set out a number of measures to support kinship carers, including trialling a kinship allowance and appointing a national kinship care ambassador. What are your views on these measures? Are any further measures needed?

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