Part of Employment Rights Bill – in the House of Commons at 5:30 pm on 12 March 2025.
Steve Yemm
Labour, Mansfield
5:30,
12 March 2025
I absolutely agree; my hon. Friend has spelled out why enforcement is so important.
I would happily speak further in support of so many of the amendments that have been tabled, but I am acutely aware that we are at the end of the debate.
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