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Speeches by Tice.

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28 Jul 2024Violence against Women and Girls

Does the Home Secretary agree that it is shocking when there is violence against female emergency workers? How committed is she to ensuring that perpetrators face the full weight of the law?

crimesocial-careeducation
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24 Jul 2024 Code of Conduct and Modernisation Committee

My hon. Friend the Member for Ashfield (Lee Anderson) has just made a very good case, and has asked you a specific question: is it fair? From your lack of reply, I think it is implicit that you agree that it is not fair. You have it in your power to change that, as a matter of fairness and of listening to smaller parti

mp-performancelocal-government
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22 Jul 2024Immigration and Home Affairs

May I congratulate the hon. Member for Darlington (Lola McEvoy), my hon. Friend the Member for Clacton (Nigel Farage) and others on their excellent maiden speeches? It is a great honour to represent Boston and Skegness, which I believe is the most fertile constituency in the country. I refer of course to the productivi

crimeimmigrationdefence
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22 Jul 2024Immigration and Home Affairs

Good beer indeed. There is the extraordinary engineering feature of a lattice of ditches, dykes, drains, rivers and havens that ensure that the farmland is productive. At the eastern end of this great constituency is sunny Skegness, where millions go for their holidays every year—the home of the first Butlin’s, in 1936

crimeimmigrationdefence
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22 Jul 2024Immigration and Home Affairs

I repeat that smart immigration—working, integrating, speaking the language—is a great thing, but there are serious consequences of uncontrolled mass immigration. As Member of Parliament for this great constituency, my objectives are to attract more business and more investment. The great port of Boston needs to grow a

crimeimmigrationdefence
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21 Jul 2024 Border Security and Asylum

When you take a drug dealer off the street corner, guess what: another one appears, because of the vile drugs trade and the amount of money involved. My constituents in Boston and Skegness believe it is exactly the same with trying the Home Secretary’s policy of smashing the gangs. If she smashes one gang, it is like a

immigrationcost-of-livingcrime
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