Results 1-20 of 2,429 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Michael Spicer
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (14 Oct 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Will the Prime Minister confirm that he will soldier on to the bitter end?
- Business of the House (7 May 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: When will the Leader of the House publish her decisions on the two pension matters that are currently before her?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (29 Apr 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Now that fiscal probity is back in vogue, why do we need a Labour Government?
- Royal Assent: G20 Summit (2 Apr 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Now that, by his account, the Chancellor has had his day of glory, what is the point of this Government?
- Business of the House (26 Feb 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: How does the right hon. and learned Lady plan to protect MPs from spurious negligence litigation?
- Business of the House (12 Feb 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Is the Leader of the House concerned about Members' liability for negligence following the case of the hon. Member for Brentford and Isleworth (Ann Keen)?
- Business of the House: Members' Payments and Allowances (22 Jan 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Will the Deputy Leader of the House answer the question about appeals?
- Business of the House: Members' Payments and Allowances (22 Jan 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: I want to ask two very short questions of the Minister. Before doing so, may I apologise to the House for unavoidably not being present during the first part of the debate? My first question concerns an appeal by a Member under the Green Book rules when he finds himself in disagreement with the finance officers. I very much approve of the Green Book—in fact, I am bound to do so, because...
- Business of the House (15 Jan 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Will the Leader of the House say what the precise voting structure will be on Thursday?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (14 Jan 2009) has video
Michael Spicer: Is he still on for an early general election?
- Business of the House (11 Dec 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: What are the right hon. and learned Lady's plans for the publication of Members' expenses?
- Business of the House (4 Dec 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: Why have the Government overruled the Speaker's statement that he alone would choose the membership of his Committee?
- Cafcass: G20 Summit (17 Nov 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: Why has the pound collapsed? That is a perfectly reasonable question to ask a Prime Minister.
- Business of the House (13 Nov 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: Will the right hon. and learned Lady make the Speaker's advisory committee a formal Committee of the House?
- Business of the House (13 Nov 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: The Advisory Panel on Members' Allowances.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (12 Nov 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: What was the economic theory behind the end of boom and bust?
- Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: European Council (20 Oct 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: Did the Prime Minister tell the Council about his promise to abolish boom and bust for this country?
- Business of the House (17 Jul 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: What is the exact position after the vote on 3 July on the definition of main residence for tax purposes, and that for claiming parliamentary allowances?
- Bill Presented: Members' Salaries (3 Jul 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: The right hon. Gentleman may wish to know that every member of the 18-man executive committee of the 1922 committee—bar two who were absent last night—has signed his amendment.
- Bill Presented: Members' Salaries (3 Jul 2008) has video
Michael Spicer: I have very cordial relations with my opposite number, but may I ask him what is so special about the next Parliament? Sir John makes the point on the first page of his report that there is no right time for MPs to have their pay altered, so why is the next Parliament likely to be any better than this one?