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Tributes to Sir Tony Lloyd (23 Jan 2024)

Graham Brady: I am grateful for the chance to participate. Tony was a calm and decent man and a gentleman. When I was elected in 1997, I was one of two Conservative MPs in Greater Manchester—and in 2001 I was one of one—but, right from the start, Tony was one of those who helped to set the tone for the way in which, regardless of party, we all worked together in the interests of the city and the...

Foster Carers: Allowances and Tax Arrangements — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (15 Jan 2024)

Graham Brady: With time for a brief wind-up, I call Mr Day.

Backbench Business: Turkey and Syria Earthquake — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (23 Feb 2023)

Graham Brady: To speak very briefly, I call Wendy Morton.

Backbench Business: Turkey and Syria Earthquake — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (23 Feb 2023)

Graham Brady: Order. Would the hon. Member resume her seat? The time limit has passed.

Backbench Business: Turkey and Syria Earthquake — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (23 Feb 2023)

Graham Brady: I will now impose a four-minute time limit on speeches.

Backbench Business: Turkey and Syria Earthquake — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (23 Feb 2023)

Graham Brady: Order. Many Members want to participate in the debate. In order to try to get everybody in, I propose an informal time limit of five minutes on Back-Bench contributions. If Members do not keep to that informal limit, I will have no choice but to impose a shorter, formal one in due course.

Backbench Business: [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (12 Jan 2023)

Graham Brady: That would be a good idea.

High Speed Rail (Crewe - Manchester) Bill (20 Jun 2022)

Graham Brady: My hon. Friend mentions the station at Manchester airport, but she must beware that the proposed station is actually a quarter of a mile away from the airport, at Davenport Green. Would it not make far more sense to put the airport station at the airport?

Transgender Conversion Therapy — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (13 Jun 2022)

Graham Brady: Order. I am sorry to interrupt the hon. Gentleman, who has already gone slightly over our informal time limit. I have just been advised that there is a problem with the sound on the broadcast. Any Members who have spoken while there has been a problem can be reassured that their words will be recorded in Hansard but may not be available on the broadcast. I have been advised to suspend the...

Transgender Conversion Therapy — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (13 Jun 2022)

Graham Brady: Order. I am grateful to Members for the brevity of their contributions. There are not quite as many Members standing as had indicated earlier that they wished to speak, so we can relax the time limit to seven minutes. I call Jackie Doyle-Price.

Transgender Conversion Therapy — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (13 Jun 2022)

Graham Brady: Before I call Elliot Colburn to move the motion, it will help if I say that as this is a heavily subscribed debate, I might have to impose a five-minute time limit. The more Members keep their contributions brief, the more likely I can avoid doing that.

Transgender Conversion Therapy — [Sir Graham Brady in the Chair] (13 Jun 2022)

Graham Brady: Order. Before I call the next speaker, let me say that I will start with an informal five-minute time limit. If Members can keep to that, I will not have to impose a formal time limit.

Living with Covid-19 (21 Feb 2022)

Graham Brady: I warmly welcome the Prime Minister’s statement. He will be aware of growing international evidence that lockdowns have been largely ineffective in preventing covid mortality, and we are acutely aware of the massive damage that lockdowns have done economically and to the non-covid health of people. Will he review pandemic planning for the future to make sure that these crucial lessons are...

Cumberlege Report — [Andrew Rosindell in the Chair] ( 3 Feb 2022)

Graham Brady: Order. I am terribly sorry to interrupt the right hon. Lady, but we cannot have interventions during what should be a very brief winding-up speech.

Covid-19 Update ( 8 Dec 2021)

Graham Brady: It’s déjà vu all over again, isn’t it? I remind the Secretary of State that in March 2020 we were asked to impose restrictions for three weeks while the health service capacity was increased. Can he tell the House how much that capacity has now been increased? Secondly, in moving from a world that last week depended on isolation to one that this week depends on testing, is he saying...

Covid-19 Update ( 6 Dec 2021)

Graham Brady: The travel sector has been devastated by uncertainty and constantly changing rules. I welcome the Secretary of State’s saying that that these measures are temporary, but will he set out in detail the criteria on which he will decide whether they should be lifted and when?

Public Health (30 Nov 2021)

Graham Brady: Is exactly the same not true of flu?

Public Health (30 Nov 2021)

Graham Brady: I shall be brief, but I have a number of concerns about the regulations, the first of which is about the manner in which they have been introduced. I am glad that the hon. Member for Nottingham North (Alex Norris) made this point in opening his remarks. Why on earth did the regulations come into force at 4 am today when we are here now, at 20 minutes to 2 in the afternoon, debating them?...

Public Health (30 Nov 2021)

Graham Brady: Absolutely. As a former Chief Whip, my right hon. Friend knows very well that there is always parliamentary time available when the Government want to do something; it is only when they are reluctant to do something that parliamentary time becomes elusive. There is a further question as to why only one of the instruments before us has an expiry date in the regulations. Surely it would have...

Public Health (30 Nov 2021)

Graham Brady: I am grateful to my medically qualified right hon. Friend for that intervention. He is of course right that that is unlikely. There would have to be some evidence of a very different kind of variant of covid for it to pose any kind of threat of that sort. He is also right to point out that when we first went into a lockdown, it was intended to protect the NHS for long enough for us to...


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