The Westminster lensArchive · Written questions · 183 tabled · 179 answered

Written questions by Cordova.

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

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22 Oct 2025·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

What assessment he has made of the potential impact of the introduction of mandatory digital ID cards on (a) marginalised and (b) digitally excluded communities.

Reply

To design and deliver digital ID, this government will undertake the biggest digital inclusion drive in our country's history. This will ensure everyone eligible can access and use this new digital ID, including those more likely to be digitally excluded. We are considering options like a digitally enabled physical alternative for those without access to technology, help for those who are partially sighted, in-person support for those who struggle to engage digitally, and a dedicated team of case workers to support those who may struggle to initially prove their identity and access the system. We will launch a public consultation in the coming months and have already started to engage with a range of expert organisations and community groups, including the Digital Inclusion Action Committee.

22 Oct 2025·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

What assessment he has made of the potential impact of the introduction of mandatory digital ID cards on blind and partially sighted people.

Reply

To design and deliver digital ID, this government will undertake the biggest digital inclusion drive in our country's history. This will ensure everyone eligible can access and use this new digital ID, including those more likely to be digitally excluded. We are considering options like a digitally enabled physical alternative for those without access to technology, help for those who are partially sighted, in-person support for those who struggle to engage digitally, and a dedicated team of case workers to support those who may struggle to initially prove their identity and access the system. We will launch a public consultation in the coming months and have already started to engage with a range of expert organisations and community groups, including the Digital Inclusion Action Committee.

3 Jun 2025·Cabinet Office·Answered
Asked

What recent steps Government Departments have taken to comply with the Supreme Court's ruling on For Women Scotland Ltd v The Scottish Ministers.

Reply

We will review and update policy wherever necessary to ensure it complies with the latest legal requirements.

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