Speeches by Moore.

“Using my words, there is still an unclear strategy associated with the current Administration in terms of asylum accommodation. What impact do you think having no clear strategy to deal with asylum accommodation is having today?”

“What in your view are the key lessons that should be learned from the previous Government’s approach to asylum accommodation? You have touched on it, but I want to delve into that a little deeper.”

“There have been issues identified and possible lessons that have been identified to be learned. How confident are you in your role that the Home Office will actually adhere to those lessons, mistakes and changes that are to be learned from previous Administrations? What level of confidence do you have in a directional …”

“Is the Home Office being open enough with you, in terms of giving you in your role the information that you need if you ever request it?”

“I want to pick up on the point around strategic leadership at the Home Office. You may have covered some of the points already, but I want to highlight the issues around leadership to start with. Do you think that the Home Office had a clear vision and strategy when it came to asylum accommodation?”

“Jonathan, was there anything that you wanted to add, or do you disagree with any of the points that have been made?”

“Again, this may be just expanding on what you have already said. How do you feel that the oversight of the performance of the contracts should be looked at within this period up until the break clause has been potentially instigated or the end of contracts in 2029?”

“Maybe these answers will encompass what you have said already, but are there any angles that you feel the Home Office should be exploring in terms of key considerations, as we look to the contracts ending in 2029 or the break clause that has been utilised in 2026, that you have not mentioned already, linked to consider…”

“On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I seek your guidance on what mechanisms are open to Members under the Standing Orders of this place to obtain accurate information from Government Ministers. Earlier today, during the debate on the future of farming, the shadow Environment Secretary asked the farming Minister …”

“Whether it be the increase in the minimum wage, the increase in employer national insurance, the increase in business rates, or indeed the changes made to the Employment Rights Bill, all of these measures collectively are negatively penalising many businesses across my constituency, whether in Keighley, Ilkley or furth…”

“The Worth valley in my constituency is probably one of the most beautiful parts of the countryside, but it is under threat from the Walshaw moor wind farm, which is potentially the largest wind farm development in the UK, ripping through 235 hectares of protected peatland—one of our most protected natural carbon stores…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Dr Murrison. I thank the hon. Member for South Devon (Caroline Voaden) for securing this important debate, because supporting rural communities has been a persistent challenge across Government. The siloed nature of Government Departments and the false assumption that …”

“3. What steps she is taking through the criminal justice system to help prevent defendants absconding before their trial.”

“After the conviction of eight men for a string of horrendous child rapes in my constituency, I would like to be able to inform the Secretary of State that all those men were now serving their just punishment. However, two of them absconded from their trial and are believed to be abroad. Their exact whereabouts are an o…”

“This week the BBC uncovered the shocking case of how a man convicted of a horrific murder in Bradford went on to spend almost two years working with vulnerable children and schools after he was wrongly cleared by the Disclosure and Barring Service in 2021. In response to that major safeguarding failure, the DBS now cla…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship., Sir John. I congratulate the hon. Member for Taunton and Wellington (Gideon Amos) on securing this really important debate, and I thank all Members who have contributed and made incredibly valid points, which I will pick up on in my summing up of this debate. I am gla…”

“As my hon. Friend makes clear, fly-tipping hits every part of our community. In Keighley and Ilkley, Bradford council recently made the decision to close two household waste and recycling centres, which has resulted in more fly-tipping not only in those parts of the rural environment that sit on the urban fringe, but s…”

“It is a pleasure to serve with you in the Chair, Ms McVey. I thank the hon. Member for North Cornwall (Ben Maguire) for securing this important debate, and I thank all Members for their contributions. Crime is often perceived to be an issue confined to cities and metropolitan areas. While it is true that crime rates ar…”

“In a statement released two months ago, the Government claimed that Bradford city of culture will generate £700 million of growth for the district by 2030, and that 6,500 new jobs will be created. About £40 million of taxpayers’ money has already been allocated to Bradford city of culture. Forty million pounds is, of c…”

“I am sure that the whole House will want to join me in wishing my constituent Philip Jackson a very happy 100th birthday. In a very varied life so far, Philip joined the Royal Army Service Corps during the second world war and was involved in the liberation of Cherbourg, but perhaps one of his most harrowing contributi…”