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Speeches by Wrigley.

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

Drag and drop can deliver that.

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

I am always very interested in these sorts of systems, having put in a number of them over the years. In my day, they were called data warehousing. It sounds to me as if you have built a super data warehouse with an AI analytical engine on top of it. What you have described as going into AWS, I would describe, in simpl

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

First of all, have I summarised what your system does in a reasonable way?

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

I have been designing, developing and architecting them for 40 years.

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

There were a couple of things that the previous witness told us about the Palantir system, the federated data platform. One that I was particularly curious about was the people working on it. He said that there were thousands of them in the NHS. Do you recognise that? He also stated a preference for people migrating fr

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

But it never says no.

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

That wasn’t the question. It was working on the Palantir system, not working with. You are including all the people who work on the old systems that they are getting data from, and of course they are working with them, but it is working and understanding what the Palantir system itself is doing. This is the point about

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8 Jul 2025Science, Innovation and Technology Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 790)

Why was that delayed? I understood that that was supposed to be part of the initial contract.

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7 Jul 2025Road and Rail Projects

I thank the Secretary of State for greenlighting the work on the A382 into Newton Abbot. That will be a massive improvement when it is completed. May I congratulate the successful teams at Teignbridge and at Devon county council, who have been working on the project for some while? However, I am disappointed to hear th

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3 Jul 2025 Company Directors (Duties) Bill

rose—

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3 Jul 2025 Company Directors (Duties) Bill

I beg to move, That the Bill be now read a Second time. Under current UK law, company directors have one overriding duty: to maximise shareholder interest. This narrow, outdated legal framework of shareholder primacy has created a culture in which short-term financial performance overrides long-term sustainability. The

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3 Jul 2025Licensing Hours Extensions Bill

claimed to move the closure (Standing Order No. 36).

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2 Jul 2025 Phone Theft

On that very topic, the Science, Innovation and Technology Committee had an inquiry where we put this to Apple and Google. It turns out that phones that are reported stolen in this country go on something called the GSMA blacklist, which stops the hardware from working and the phones cannot be reused in this country. T

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2 Jul 2025 NHS 10-Year Plan

Having secured a Westminster Hall debate on the issue, I am delighted to hear the Secretary of State reconfirm that the Carr-Hill formula will be revised and changed. I am also delighted with the ambition of the new plan, and I think it is very good in an awful lot of ways. Will the Secretary of State remember that GP

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2 Jul 2025Women’s State Pension Age: Financial Redress

I congratulate the hon. Member for Salford (Rebecca Long Bailey) on securing this debate, and I thank her for her work. Does my hon. Friend agree that this is about trust in Government and a betrayal of trust for all of us who stood there with placards saying, “I support the WASPI women”? They should be following that

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1 Jul 2025Draft Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (Amendment, etc.) Regulations 2025

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer, and I thank the Minister for bringing forward these regulations. The Liberal Democrats, too, think they are a good thing, and we will be supporting the instrument. It is nice to see the scourge of abandoning vapes—both disposable and non-disposable—in the

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25 Jun 2025Topical Questions

The Dawlish sea wall collapsed in 2014, causing a devastating loss to the south-west’s economy of about £1.2 billion. It was not the break in the sea wall that closed the railway for eight weeks; it was the collapse of the cliffs. Will the Minister prioritise the project to secure those cliffs, which is yet to be carri

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25 Jun 2025 BBC World Service Funding

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Jeremy. I congratulate the hon. Member for Bury St Edmunds and Stowmarket (Peter Prinsley) on securing this timely and important debate. I must say it is a delight to see such unanimity of purpose across the Chamber. Clearly, there is a real will here to support th

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24 Jun 2025GP Funding: South-west England

I beg to move, That this House has considered GP funding in the South West. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dame Siobhain. GPs are the front door of the NHS. They diagnose and treat illness, prevent disease and provide vital mental health support. As Lord Darzi once observed, general practice displays “

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24 Jun 2025GP Funding: South-west England

I thank the Minister for the intervention. I am not quite sure what the protocol is; I do not think that that has ever happened. This is a most fantastic debate. Capital investment in GP practices and buildings is welcome, but we have heard from across the Chamber that we need more. The problems with ICBs and the diffi

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