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Speeches by Scrogham.

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18 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1304)

Thank you for the evidence you are giving this morning; it is disturbing, to say the least, to listen to some of the reports that you are telling us about. I would like to move on to the resettlement. Specifically, when you gave in your written evidence, you said, “As time went on…the ARAP application process was not f

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18 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1304)

You easily accessed the payroll and proved that they are on the payroll. What purpose do you think the MoD had in saying that they hadn’t paid them?

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18 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1304)

Can you tell us what the impacts have been on targeted Afghans because of the Government’s handling of the resettlement process?

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18 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1304)

You said that the ARAP process was handled particularly badly during the period of the super-injunction. Has there a been a time when the process has worked better?

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12 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1430)

How do you feel the current programme has built on the reforms from the previous programmes? To what extent do you think it is avoiding the challenges that caused the previous ones to fail?

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12 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1430)

You have mentioned previously that people do not like change. I get the feeling that most are uncomfortable because, when they are told to change, they feel it is because they have done something wrong. How would you change that? If you were trying to reform the MoD and how Defence works, and the people working there d

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12 Nov 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1430)

Do you think the timescale is realistic?

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11 Nov 2025 Remembrance Day: Armed Forces

It is an honour to speak today on behalf of the people of Barrow and Furness as we mark this season of remembrance. Each year, we pause to reflect on the courage, duty and sacrifice of those who served, including those who never returned and those who live with the cost of service every day. In Barrow and Furness, reme

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22 Oct 2025United Kingdom Security Vetting

The Minister will know how proud we in Barrow are to be building our world-class nuclear submarines. Working in the shipyard requires security clearance, which is provided by UKSV. However, some of my constituents have lost job offers due to the significant delays in receiving clearance. That has a severe impact on tho

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22 Oct 2025United Kingdom Security Vetting

3. What recent assessment he has made of the efficiency of the security clearance processes of United Kingdom Security Vetting.

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22 Oct 2025 Fishing and Coastal Growth Fund

As a coastal MP, I was delighted that my constituency was selected for £20 million of pride in place funding. How will those funds benefit coastal communities around the country?

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

If they have not fully recognised and harnessed the SMEs in what we have developed in pillar 2, what should they be doing? What would you like to see more of?

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

To go back to the security arrangements, you started with slippage, Steve, or the need to make sure that we start on time and do not slip. We know we have a skills shortage, and we cannot get security clearance for staff. When we are trying to recruit, how much is it going to impact our workforce if we cannot speed up

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

Mr Timms?

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

My favourite subject—thank you. We have just touched on some of the issues around delivery, the communities that are building the submarines and the resilience in them. Most of us in this room will know what happened in Barrow when we delayed those decisions and very nearly lost the ability to produce our own nuclear s

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

On bringing people to live in the area, we went through that model after we had lost 10,000 jobs. Those people did not hang around to wait for another job to pop up when the Government decided, “Oh, actually, we do need these submarines.” We have seen people come into the area but commute back to their home towns. The

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

I would go directly to that decision about the ICU level 3. If we lose levels 1 and 2, and do not have the services for those families that you want to live here to have their babies here—if we lose maternity and A&E—what does that do to the national endeavour?

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

Confusingly, I am going to talk about the workforce, because what you said earlier about over-recruiting and over-training is something that I felt was unique to Barrow and Furness, with that massive uplift in numbers in the shipyard putting pressure on all the other businesses in the area. For anybody with skillsets i

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

Moving on to industry engagement, how effective is the Advanced Capabilities Industry Forum, and how do you think Government and industry engagement on AUKUS, both within the UK and across the trilateral, could be improved?

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21 Oct 2025Defence Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 841)

Do you think the potential for SMEs to contribute to developing pillar 2 capabilities has been fully recognised?

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