Speeches by Ryan.

“Would you have done the non-dom tax status step-down?”

“In 2017, this Committee looked at this issue of collecting the right amount tax from high net-worth individuals. It looked at specific examples in Australia and Japan, where high net worth individuals needed to provide information about their assets in their tax returns, which made it easier for them to assess, through…”

“When are you getting crypto-asset reporting?”

“In 2015, HMRC had a plan to enhance reporting from wealthy individuals and trustees. From what I understand, it never passed the draft consultation stage at that point. Should that decision not to consult about enhanced reporting from wealthy individuals be revisited in light of all the changes that have been made sinc…”

“I completely agree with you. This might be a question for you or for Penny, but where are your biggest gaps in terms of information collection at the moment? For example, the NAO Report mentions HMRC receiving data on UK accounts’ savings interest, but it is quite limited, and something like one in five of those data i…”

“This is probably to John-Paul, but there is a reference to that 2015 report. I realise the world has changed quite significantly; a data year is about two months, so it can feel like decades since 2015. I accept that, but is there a piece of work going on for a bigger consultation on this? Is there a timescale for that…”

“I thank the Minister for his commitment to peace, and for his unrelenting and tireless work towards it. A two-state solution must be protected. We cannot let that light—that hope—be extinguished. He is quite right in his comments. Today’s strong action is right, and it is welcomed by many of my constituents, but will h…”

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“Will the hon. Gentleman give way?”

“I thank the hon. Member. Speaking of voluntary removals and laughable schemes, does he accept that the four people his Government sent to Rwanda were in fact volunteers, and that the whole scheme was laughable and hideously expensive?”

“The Opposition motion, which I will not be supporting, uses the word “regret” an awful lot, but it omits any regret on their part for their complete failure to properly secure our borders during 14 years in government. The Conservatives ran an experiment in this country, and they will never be forgiven for it—especiall…”

“Will the right hon. Member give way?”

“I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West (Chi Onwurah) on securing this important debate to talk about the Occupied Palestinian Territories and the people of Palestine. Much like my hon. Friend the Members for Newcastle upon Tyne Central and West and for Hammersmith and Chiswick…”

“This question is for David. Have you done an assessment of the extent to which our capability is reliant on co-operation with allies? In an uncertain world, how exposed might we be to changes in political will or to support being curtailed or withdrawn at a later date for various operations, like Ukraine or even some o…”

“I am sorry to interrupt my hon. Friend’s excellent speech. He spoke about the flow of people. What this two-clause Bill does not set out is any controls or mechanisms by which that could be measured. There was mention of Ireland earlier; I have a slight fear that this will turn into a debate about a soft and hard borde…”

“How would the hon. Gentleman defend the SNP Government in Holyrood, who have failed on all the issues he has mentioned? There is a broader point here about nationalism: the SNP Government have to keep the circus on the road, and have to keep telling people a line. This is the latest in a string of subjects that keep pe…”

“I will briefly follow up on that; I suppose that you have answered a bit of it anyway. I represent a constituency in east Lancashire, which has a big historical manufacturing base with great colleges. I am very proud of it. There are a few big employers that have spoken to me since the election that talk about their sk…”

“I have two questions, if I may. I am not quite sure who to direct this to, but I think there was mention before, Ms Kinniburgh, that 49% of young people who have completed these T Levels have ended up in work. Are you doing a piece of work to take in some of that long-term evidence around what they earn, whether they s…”

“18. What steps he is taking with Cabinet colleagues to reform public services.”

“I thank the Minister for that answer. I know from my time as a councillor outside this place that under the last Government, policy was made in Westminster, with very little thought given to how it could hit frontline services more locally. However, examples such as test and trace during the pandemic show that local se…”