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Public Procurement (British Goods and Services) Bill (15 Mar 2024)

Richard Fuller: On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. It is being reported in the media that Conservative Members are “talking out” the next Bill, the Health and Equality Acts (Amendment) Bill. That is clearly not the case; it is Labour Members who are preventing discussion of the Bill. In what ways can I make that clear?

National Insurance Contributions (Reduction in Rates) (No. 2) Bill: New Clause 1 - Review of the effects of reducing employee and self-employed NIC contributions to zero (13 Mar 2024)

Richard Fuller: I hate reading and I probably will not be able to read this out either, because my eyes are not good. The shadow Minister talked about what the Chancellor said at the end of the Budget, so let me tell him that he said the following about any further cut: “When it is responsible, when it can be achieved without increasing borrowing and when it can be delivered without compromising...

National Insurance Contributions (Reduction in Rates) (No.2) Bill (13 Mar 2024)

Richard Fuller: It is an absolute pleasure to listen to my right hon. Friend. I want to reinforce his point about IR35 so that our colleagues on the Government Front Bench are clear about how important this is. He talked about how Labour in the past supported those measures, but does he share my concern that perhaps Labour has now recognised that those changes to IR35 have backfired and that it would be...

National Insurance Contributions (Reduction in Rates) (No.2) Bill (13 Mar 2024)

Richard Fuller: The Minister is giving a clear explanation of why the Conservatives want to cut tax, and the economic benefits of cutting taxes for working people. He will know that the origins of national insurance were basically a form of social insurance: having paid national insurance, it would look after us later in life. The Labour party took the insurance out and put the socialism in, which is why we...

Automated Vehicles Bill [Lords] ( 5 Mar 2024)

Richard Fuller: The Secretary of State is taking a safety-first approach to this legislation, and that seems to be the will of the House. I have used a driverless vehicle operated by Waymo, a driverless Uber-style service in the United States. He will know that those vehicles have more cameras—more eyes—looking in more directions more of the time than it would be possible to achieve even with 100 drivers...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill: New Clause 26 - LTA 1985: Crown application (27 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: Thousands of homeowners in my constituency and millions across the country who face estate management charges will have their rights substantially increased thanks to the provisions in this Bill. I am extremely grateful to the Prime Minister, the Secretary of State, the Minister and his predecessor, my hon. Friend the Member for Redditch (Rachel Maclean), for including estate management...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill: New Clause 26 - LTA 1985: Crown application (27 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: The shadow Minister is right that there was a lot of consensus in Committee, so I hope he will not mind me probing him on some of the language he just used about the issue of setting rates. We all want to see what the Government do on deferment and capitalisation rates, but the shadow Minister used the term “punitive to leaseholders”. Does he accept that already embedded in the issues...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill: New Clause 26 - LTA 1985: Crown application (27 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: On the point about existing contracts that have been signed by people purchasing a leasehold property, is it the Government’s view that those were legitimate contracts and that there is therefore a risk in trying retrospectively to reverse the conditions of those contracts? Or is it the Government’s view that those were abusive contracts and that there is therefore a public policy...

Energy Security and Net Zero: Use of Agricultural Land for Solar (27 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: One of the arguments put forward for a large solar farm on agricultural land in my constituency is that there are limited points of interconnection with the national grid for large solar farm developers wishing to contract with it. Could my hon. Friend the Minister advise me on whether that is the case, and if it is, could he follow up on that, and advise all Members of Parliament on where...

Written Answers — Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities: Public Sector: Publicity ( 8 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, what guidance his Department issues on the publication by local authorities of public notices; and if he will make an assessment of the potential merits of bringing forward legislative proposals to allow the publication of such notices online.

Written Answers — Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities: Solar Power: Planning Permission ( 8 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, if he will make an assessment of the potential merits of requiring the refusal of applications for planning permission for solar farms in excess of 50 MW where financing has not been secured.

Written Answers — Department for Culture, Media and Sport: Public Libraries: Fees and Charges ( 8 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport, if she will have discussions with local authorities on the long-term effect of the speaking of Welsh of inter-library loan charges for Welsh language books.

Miscellaneous ( 6 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: The right hon. Lady, in her meaningless and bitter speech, is missing the essential point that ought to be at the heart of her argument. When people are struggling, it is galling that someone who already earns a salary of £80,000 a year for being a Member of Parliament, and more on top of that for their ministerial duties, is given another payment when, for whatever reason—the Prime...

Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Solar Power: Agriculture ( 6 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, if he will take steps to ensure that Agricultural Land Classifications cannot be amended to facilitate approval of solar farm planning applications.

Treasury: Topical Questions ( 6 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: Last July, following a debanking scandal, I wrote to the Economic Secretary to the Treasury about the risks of implementing so-called diversity, equity and inclusion policies. Far from being inclusive, their implementation has often been divisive, yet Labour put such policies at the heart of its financing and growth strategy just last week. Will my hon. Friend assure us that he will give...

Finance Bill: New Clause 5 - New investment exemption ( 5 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: Can my right hon. Friend tell me if I have got this right? In the commentary ahead of the Budget, we talk about wiggle room and the Office for Budget Responsibility forecast and about £5 billion or £10 billion here and there, but I think I heard him say that this matter was completely out of the control of the those on the Treasury Bench and this Parliament; that the Governor of the Bank of...

Finance Bill: New Clause 5 - New investment exemption ( 5 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: I was interested in what the shadow Minister was saying about what would happen if other countries changed their corporation tax. As he will know, Mr Trump, the former President, has said that he would cut US corporation tax, potentially from 21% to 15%. Given such examples, does the hon. Gentleman anticipate that a Labour Government would look to cut the headline rate of corporation tax, as...

Dogs (Protection of Livestock) (Amendment) Bill ( 2 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: It is a great pleasure to speak to the Bill introduced by my right hon. Friend the Member for Suffolk Coastal (Dr Coffey), which I fully support. As you will know, Mr Deputy Speaker, she is well known in this House as being the main organiser of karaoke sessions. If her voice were in full throttle, I am sure she would have made her case with all the gusto with which she belts out songs at...

Joint Enterprise (Significant Contribution) Bill ( 2 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: May I compliment the hon. Lady on bringing forward this Bill? I am very grateful to her, because it has enabled me to look at some of the background information in the note that she sent and at some of the judgments that the Supreme Court made, which I would not have been aware of. I am grateful to her for pointing out at the start of her speech that there are victims involved. We have to...

Pensions (Special Rules for End of Life) Bill ( 2 Feb 2024)

Richard Fuller: I am listening to my hon. Friend’s speech with great interest. He is providing a lot of detail, so I hope he will not mind my asking some specific questions. He will be aware that the Pension Protection Fund does not necessarily pay up 100% of what people would have got had their pension fund not become insolvent—and often, insolvency occurs through no action of the employees themselves,...


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