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Speeches by Maskell.

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15 Jul 2025 Sudan

The brutal violence being perpetrated against Sudanese civilians is only fuelled by external actors from the UAE, Egypt, Russia and beyond. Will the Minister ensure diplomatic interventions with each of those nations and report back to the House on the outcome of those dialogues? Will she also ensure that the UK leads

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14 Jul 2025 Women and Girls with Autism: Mental Health Support

I am grateful to my hon. Friend the Member for Bournemouth West (Jessica Toale) for securing the debate. Will the Minister ensure that mental health trusts and integrated care boards do not put people waiting for an autism assessment through a process of filling in a pro forma, only to be left languishing on a list, pe

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13 Jul 2025State of Climate and Nature

I thank my right hon. Friend for making such a pertinent statement when the planet is in such a critical condition. I also thank him for his domestic and global leadership. The BioYorkshire project will create 4,000 jobs, helping us to see a green transition but also ensuring that we have future agriculture at the high

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13 Jul 2025Topical Questions

City of York council is the lowest funded unitary authority, but under the fair funding review we do not fare any better. Can the Minister extend the consultation guidelines? These are complex issues. Will he meet our council to look at the impact of the review?

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8 Jul 2025 Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

I am grateful for that intervention from the Minister. This is where this gets incredibly technical. There cannot be an assumption that all of those people are on low wages. Many of them have worked all their lives as their condition has developed and are therefore in the later stages of their career, so their salary p

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8 Jul 2025 Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. We know that when people’s mental health declines because of stresses and strains, it pushes them further away from the labour market, which is not the objective of “Pathways to Work” or this Government. It would be detrimental to people and our ambition. That pittance of £

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8 Jul 2025 Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

Last week’s chaos and climbdown has been overshadowed by events of the last 48 hours. The impact assessment published last night shows that £2 billion is still to be stripped from up to three quarters of a million sick and disabled people by 2029-30 through the slashing of the health element of universal credit in two.

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8 Jul 2025 Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

The hon. Member advocates powerfully for his constituent and all those with fluctuating conditions, who never know how they will fare, perhaps because of the season of the year. Some people may develop more chest infections over the winter while being well for the rest of the year, yet they will be receiving a health e

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8 Jul 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-07-08)

Yes, we published it last month, and it is available. The report has three parts, and we have published part 1, on a new model, and part 2, on the evidence. We then have the funding piece, and we are now writing national service guidance, which will be available after the summer.

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8 Jul 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-07-08)

Thank you, and I apologise for keeping you waiting. I am pleased to come before the Committee, having been undertaking work since October 2020 with Members of the House of Lords to consider palliative care and its future. Obviously, we have been debating assisted dying this year, and palliative care has come to the for

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8 Jul 2025Backbench Business Committee — Oral Evidence (2025-07-08)

Thank you very much.

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7 Jul 2025Topical Questions

Survive is a York-based charity providing specialist services and trauma-specific interventions to survivors of sexual violence and abuse. However, it has had to close its waiting list because it does not have the capacity to meet the demand. Will the Minister look at providing additional funding, so that we can get th

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7 Jul 2025Road and Rail Projects

In the year of the 200th anniversary of the railways, my rail city of York will greatly welcome the announcement about Haxby station. The line in question will address congestion issues and provide economic opportunity in my constituency. The trains will arrive at York station, but the rear of that station is not yet a

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7 Jul 2025Government Resilience Action Plan

Climate change is very real for us all, so building a resilience strategy is absolutely crucial. In a city that floods so regularly, it is drought that we are most concerned about, not least with the hosepipe ban being introduced this Friday. Will the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster ensure that mayoral authorities

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6 Jul 2025Community Policing and Neighbourhood Health Teams

3. What recent discussions she has had with Cabinet colleagues on the potential merits of integrating community policing and neighbourhood health teams.

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6 Jul 2025 Giving Every Child the Best Start in Life

I am so grateful for my right hon. Friend’s focus and commitment on investing in our very youngest, not least because when we invest in early years, we change the trajectory of a child’s life. Will she look at the model we have created in York, where we have not only a SEND co-ordinator, but a SEND hub, so that we can

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6 Jul 2025Community Policing and Neighbourhood Health Teams

Evidence shows that integrating policing and health is vital in delivering better outcomes in areas like mental health, substance misuse and youth violence—areas that we need to address in my city of York. With both police and health realigning into neighbourhood teams, will the Home Secretary ensure that there is reac

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2 Jul 2025 NHS 10-Year Plan

I congratulate my right hon. Friend, his Ministers and officials on putting together a vision for the NHS for the next 10 years. It will optimise how we live, but it is also really important that we can palliate how we die. Could he set out how he will ensure that we do not have a postcode lottery for specialist pallia

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2 Jul 2025 Business of the House

On Saturday, we mark the 80th anniversary of the greatest reforming Labour Government: the Attlee Government, which brought in the welfare state. I have to say I am so disappointed that the Government are pressing ahead with the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill—or should I call it the universal c

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30 Jun 2025Universal Credit and Personal Independence Payment Bill

I beg to move an amendment, to leave out from “That” to the end of the Question and add: “this House, whilst noting the need for the reform of the social security system, and agreeing with the Government’s principles for providing support to people into work and protecting people who cannot work, declines to give a Sec

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