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25 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

Within that, are there certain sectors or product areas that you think should be the focus?

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25 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

Frank, you touched on this a little bit, so I will come to you first. Do you think the UK can deliver net zero by 2050 based on product emissions alone, without acting to reduce emissions embedded in our imports?

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6 Feb 2025 UK-EU Relations

British businesses are clear that they want the Government to cut paperwork, tackle the trade barriers that they face, and lower the cost of selling goods and services to our trading partners in the EU. The Leader of the Opposition said last week that the Conservative Government left the EU without a plan. Does the Min

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6 Feb 2025 Business of the House

In the 1950s, Kettering had five cinemas, but since the Odeon closed its doors last week, we have none. Our swimming pool was built in 1984 and is in desperate need of investment, while our art gallery and museum have both been closed for some time. Constituencies like Kettering have been hit hard by the Conservatives’

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

Sue, did you want to come in on this?

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

What do you think is important for the business community in the wider conversation of dynamic pricing? Mr Simpson, I will come to you first. You touched on it earlier, but the Government are consulting on a plan to cap the price of resale tickets. What specifically are the positive and negative implications of price c

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

It is a small proportion but a lot of money still.

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

Would it not be fairer to advertise the premium prices of the tickets to the consumers initially, so that when going on to a website they can think about and budget for how much they expect a ticket to be?

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

Thank you for taking the time this afternoon, Minister. Other panels have spoken about the Government consulting on a plan to cap the price of resale tickets. While we are aware that consultations are going on in other regulated markets such as energy that may change or remove price caps, is there a risk that not havin

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

We have heard from upset consumers about the process they have been through when purchasing tickets on Ticketmaster. What is the argument for allowing event organisers that retail through your platforms to use dynamic pricing?

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4 Feb 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 700)

Do you have concerns that that type of regulation would push re-sellers on to black markets?

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22 Jan 2025Engagements

Q8. Kettering general hospital is where I was born and cared for as a premature baby, but after 14 years of the Conservatives underfunding the NHS, that same maternity ward is partially closed because of reinforced autoclaved aerated concrete. After giving birth, mothers are transported outside, through the car park, t

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

We have seen on social media that British performers are frustrated when touring in Europe. What solutions do you have in mind?

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

Do you have key priority sectors within that?

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

Mr Alexander, earlier you spoke about architects in relation to valuable services, but how do you propose to overcome the EU’s veto last year over a draft deal for architects? To follow on from that, what are your priority sectors for achieving mutual recognition of professional qualifications?

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

You spoke about some of the most important geographical markets—China, the US and the EU—that you are looking at. Within that, what do you think are the most important product markets?

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

I think it was just the concepts and the ideas and what he what he thinks the Committee should be focused on.

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21 Jan 2025Business and Trade Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 649)

Good afternoon. The Secretary of State was kind enough to provide the Committee a sneak preview of what he wants from a trade strategy in November. Would you be willing to do the same?

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20 Jan 2025 New Hospital Programme Review

My predecessor told my constituents that the work on Kettering general hospital was ready to go. It is shameful that, in reality, the Conservatives had no credible plan, and the money was going to run out in March this year. Does the Secretary of State agree that people in Kettering are right to be angry at the previou

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17 Jan 2025New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill

I thank the hon. Member for Cheltenham (Max Wilkinson) for bringing forward this Bill, which deals with an issue that matters deeply to my constituents and to me. This winter we have seen the devastating impact that climate change can have on communities, and colleagues and I have watched in horror as wildfires have sp

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