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Speeches by Juss.

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4 Mar 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 677)

Thank you.

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4 Mar 2025Data (Use and Access) Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Ms Hobhouse, and I congratulate you on chairing a Bill Committee for the first time. It is a great development to have electronic versions of the register of births and deaths, and I absolutely welcome such a step. It will increase efficiency, because we will be able to h

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27 Feb 2025Football Clubs: Financial Sustainability

Given the financial challenges faced by lower league football clubs such as AFC Wulfrunians in my constituency of Wolverhampton West, which also has an excellent boxing gym catering to the local community, can the Secretary of State confirm what steps the Government are taking to ensure that clubs such as AFC Wulfrunia

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27 Feb 2025Football Clubs: Financial Sustainability

4. What steps she is taking to help improve the sustainability of lower league football clubs in Wolverhampton West constituency.

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

Has that boredom increased?

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

This is a question that I was going to ask a bit later on, but you have raised the issue of boredom. What kinds of incentives should be used? There has been a discussion over incentivised substance-free living wings. Dame Carol has said that those should be available in all prisons. What types of incentives should we b

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

This is a question that I was going to ask a bit later on, but you have raised the issue of boredom. What kinds of incentives should be used? There has been a discussion over incentivised substance-free living wings. Dame Carol has said that those should be available in all prisons. What types of incentives should we b

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

I am Warinder Juss, MP for Wolverhampton West. I am a solicitor, a member of the GMB trade union—I am on the executive council of that union—and a member of various APPGs.

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

We have established that the demand for drugs in prisons has increased. That is why various methods, such as the increase in drones, are being used. Are there any particular reasons why the demand has increased for drugs in prison?

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

You have highlighted boredom as a reason for increased demand. I was at an event earlier today on knife crime. One of the mothers of a victim of knife crime mentioned that she goes to prisons regularly. The condition of some of the prisoners and the conditions in which they live have such a strain on them mentally. The

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

So if there were one priority action that the Prison and Probation Service and the Ministry of Justice should take to reduce the demand for drugs in prison, it should be to put more focus on rehabilitation, treatment and recovery.

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

I have just a quick question, because I appreciate time is pressing. I take your point, Babafemi, that if drug usage has increased in the local communities it is likely to spill into what happens in prisons, but we heard earlier today that 24% of prisoners who were not on drugs before they went into prison ended up bei

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

I am Warinder Juss, MP for Wolverhampton West. I am a solicitor, a member of the GMB trade union—I am on the executive council of that union—and a member of various APPGs.

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

We have established that the demand for drugs in prisons has increased. That is why various methods, such as the increase in drones, are being used. Are there any particular reasons why the demand has increased for drugs in prison?

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

Has that boredom increased?

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

You have highlighted boredom as a reason for increased demand. I was at an event earlier today on knife crime. One of the mothers of a victim of knife crime mentioned that she goes to prisons regularly. The condition of some of the prisoners and the conditions in which they live have such a strain on them mentally. The

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

So if there were one priority action that the Prison and Probation Service and the Ministry of Justice should take to reduce the demand for drugs in prison, it should be to put more focus on rehabilitation, treatment and recovery.

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25 Feb 2025Justice Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 557)

I have just a quick question, because I appreciate time is pressing. I take your point, Babafemi, that if drug usage has increased in the local communities it is likely to spill into what happens in prisons, but we heard earlier today that 24% of prisoners who were not on drugs before they went into prison ended up bei

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13 Feb 2025 Business of the House

I was pleased to support the Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill on Monday to deliver on our election promise of implementing the Border Security Command, tackling the organised immigration crime gangs and bringing order to our asylum and immigration system. However, for most people, it is not possible to clai

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10 Feb 2025 Community and Third Sector Organisations: Employment

In Wolverhampton, we have the Wolves at Work programme. It is co-ordinated by the City of Wolverhampton council, but involves partnership working with local employers and partner organisations. The programme provides one-to-one support to highly skilled professionals and those with no experience at all, so that they ca

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