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24 Feb 2025 Points of Order

On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. Today is the third anniversary of the start of the war in Ukraine. During the Ukraine statement, several Members were asking where certain other Members were for that vital debate. Up to now, the House has been rock solid in its overwhelming support for Ukraine. It may interes

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24 Feb 2025 Points of Order

indicated assent.

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24 Feb 2025Breakfast Clubs: Early Adopters

Gwinear Community primary school is one of the 750 early adopters, and I am extremely pleased that they have joined in. Does the Secretary of State agree that this is part of an overall strategy to ensure that all children can gain access to the education that they deserve—a strategy that has been profoundly missing fo

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24 Feb 2025Plant Oxford Site

I know that the shadow Minister struggles with the dynamics of the automotive industry, but for the last 20 years, 50% of new vehicle sales have been fleet and business sales. Does the Minister agree that the decision taken today is a commercial decision, based around the structure of BMW’s dealer network, as opposed t

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13 Feb 2025Electric Vehicles

Meur ras ha myttin da, Mr Speaker. Electric vehicle demand is increasing. The Government’s commitment to banning the sale of new petrol and diesel vehicles by 2030 will have a significant impact on UK emissions, but there remain many misunderstandings and myths about electric vehicles. They are safer and cleaner, and w

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13 Feb 2025Electric Vehicles

1. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help support people to purchase electric vehicles.

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

On that point, does the Minister agree that a lot of the concern and anxiety expressed so far stems from the idea of huge opportunities for revenue generation by the Crown Estate passing through deprived rural coastal communities and going to the Treasury? Will he comment on how a place like Cornwall, which is not subj

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

I will also speak to amendment 1. I add my voice to the request for assurances from the Minister on the alignment of sustainable development with the UK’s net zero goals, and also on community benefits. I agree with him that we must not lay too narrow a scope on the Crown Estate and seek to limit its opportunity as a k

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6 Feb 2025Topical Questions

T5. Meur ras ha myttin da, Mr Speaker. Many of my constituents in Hayle have become increasingly concerned about the dredging of sand around Hayle harbour and the potential environmental damage. We desperately need a solution that works for residents and the environment and maintains our vitally important harbour. Will

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5 Feb 2025 English Devolution and Local Government

Meur ras, Madam Deputy Speaker. I thank the Secretary of State for her statement. The Cornish people are proudly subject to the Council of Europe framework convention for the protection of national minorities. I respectfully invite the Secretary of State to guarantee that when the devolution Bill is published, it will

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3 Feb 2025Topical Questions

T1. If she will make a statement on her departmental responsibilities.

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3 Feb 2025Topical Questions

Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is one of 15 WorkWell pilot regions, which are a core element of the Government’s “back to work” plans to reduce economic inactivity due to ill health. I invite the Secretary of State to visit Cornwall to see how WorkWell is already making a tangible difference in helping those with hea

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22 Jan 2025 New Hospital Programme

rose—

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22 Jan 2025 New Hospital Programme

Will the hon. Member give way?

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22 Jan 2025 New Hospital Programme

Does the hon. Member agree that we now have a coherent programme—however long it is for—to implement those changes?

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22 Jan 2025 New Hospital Programme

I thank the hon. Member for giving way. I appreciate that he does not want this debate to be political, but so far it has been all about politics. If we want to have a debate about the state of the NHS and how we transform it, it must be a level debate. In Cornwall, we have one general hospital, but we are very fortuna

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20 Jan 2025UK Shared Prosperity Fund: Northern Ireland

Meur ras, Mr Speaker. Cornwall’s allocation from the shared prosperity fund is good news and well needed. The Government are reworking the outcomes for the shared prosperity grants, and councils such as Cornwall are awaiting the memorandum of understanding for the grant before they can make agreements with providers. O

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16 Jan 2025Marine Renewables Industry

Yes, I entirely agree. Social value is an absolutely core element of a lot of these renewable opportunities; I am thinking not only of value going back into the community—including community ownership, potentially—but of the creation of good quality, highly skilled local jobs. I echo the words of my colleague and neigh

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16 Jan 2025Medicines and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency

I thank the right hon. Member for Tatton (Esther McVey) for securing a debate on what is an incredibly important campaign in support of the reforms to the MHRA. I would like to make clear my interest as an officer of the all-party parliamentary group on Primodos. I will focus on the human case for reform. I would like

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16 Jan 2025Marine Renewables Industry

Meur ras, Ms Jardine. It is a pleasure to speak under your chairship, and I welcome you to your place. I congratulate the right hon. Member for Orkney and Shetland (Mr Carmichael) on securing this debate. Given the importance of the debate, it is again disappointing to see that so few Members from His Majesty’s officia

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