Results 1–20 of 1200 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Mark Tami

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

Mark Tami: Smaller companies are often put off because the cost of tendering for such contracts is so high that failing to win the contract could have a really detrimental impact on the business as a whole.

Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Bill (15 Mar 2024)

Mark Tami: My hon. Friend is making a very powerful case. If someone smuggling drugs or arms is caught, the penalties are severe. For smuggling kittens or puppies, the penalties are virtually non-existent, let alone the enforcement.

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

Mark Tami: I thank the Minister for giving way again. One problem is that many of these companies encouraged buyers to use their lawyers, who did not point out some of the pitfalls of leasehold properties.

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

Mark Tami: On the point made by the hon. Member for Harrow East (Bob Blackman), Bellway is certainly a company that has done this. Indeed, many people did not even realise that they had a leasehold house and only found out quite a while afterwards when all the costs started to come down the road. I welcome what the Government have done, but we must try to find a good solution for everybody who now...

Unauthorised Entry to Football Matches Bill (23 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: A very modern parent.

Unauthorised Entry to Football Matches Bill (23 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: The thing that really surprised me was that Wembley is not just your average stadium; it is a purpose-built stadium that we would expect to have the best security, yet that number of people were able to get through. As my hon. Friend said, that could potentially have caused the loss of life.

Heart and Circulatory Diseases: Premature Deaths (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: The right hon. Lady is making an important point. This should not be a bolt-on. It should be part and parcel of the treatment. We tend to address the physical side of the illness, open the door and away we go, and we do not ask people about some of the issues that they are struggling to cope with.

Heart and Circulatory Diseases: Premature Deaths (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: The hon. Gentleman mentioned the work of Harefield Hospital. My son has been at Harefield for four months after having a heart transplant just before Christmas; it has been a very traumatic time. I would like to place on record the incredible support and care the hospital provides. I also want to say that we think of heart attacks, heart failure and similar conditions as affecting people my...

Backbench Business: Civil Nuclear Road Map (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: Will the Minister give way?

Backbench Business: Civil Nuclear Road Map (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: I have been to Finland and seen its waste repository. It is not rocket science—it is not that difficult. We have put this off for years and years. The argument always used against the industry is, “There is no answer to the waste.” Well, there is an answer, and it is straight- forward. We just need to make that decision.

Backbench Business: Civil Nuclear Road Map (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: Will the hon. Member give way?

Backbench Business: Civil Nuclear Road Map (22 Feb 2024)

Mark Tami: I promise the hon. Member that I will not. As someone who is very pro-nuclear, I believe that one big issue is that we have loads of reviews, and identify all the problems and what we will do, and then never actually do it. If we do get around to building a station, we build one—not a number of them; just one. Then, a number of years after that, we might build another one, but to a...

Protecting Steel in the UK (23 Jan 2024)

Mark Tami: Shotton can use imported steel from India, but that is not a long-term alternative. Importing steel from halfway around the world, rolling it, taking it up to north Wales and then exporting it to Europe does not have a green footprint. Does the Minister accept that? How long will it be before the arc furnace is actually built?

Protecting Steel in the UK (23 Jan 2024)

Mark Tami: Will my hon. Friend give way?

Protecting Steel in the UK (23 Jan 2024)

Mark Tami: I thank my hon. Friend for giving way. He will be aware that I have the privilege of representing Shotton steelworks, and he has been there with me to see the high-quality products made in that profitable plant, but in order to carry on it needs to recruit and retain quality employees. What we have seen, however, is a Government who do not care, and if that message gets through to the...

Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill (11 Dec 2023)

Mark Tami: I represent an area with a lot of leasehold houses. It is just a cynical money-making scam. Some people own a house but are required to pay an admin charge to change the flooring or have a pet, so it does not feel as if they own it. I can understand the flooring thing if they are in flats, but not if they are in houses. It is just a con.

Victims and Prisoners Bill: New Clause 20 - Domestic abuse related death reviews ( 4 Dec 2023)

Mark Tami: I wish to speak in respect of Government new clause 37. I welcome the fact that the Government have finally changed their mind, despite telling us for so long that Jade’s law could not be done. I would like to pay tribute to Jade’s parents, Karen Robinson and Paul Ward, to their friend Edwin Duggan and to Jade’s siblings for their tireless campaigning and the bravery and tenacity they...

British Steel ( 8 Nov 2023)

Mark Tami: The Minister will know that Shotton steelworks rely on steel from Port Talbot. What assurances can she give on the supply of steel between the closure of the blast furnaces and the installation of new electric arc furnaces?

Childhood Cancer Outcomes (17 Oct 2023)

Mark Tami: rose—

Childhood Cancer Outcomes (17 Oct 2023)

Mark Tami: I am a parent who was told the devastating news that my son had leukaemia, and he subsequently had to have a stem cell transplant. It is devastating news. Fortunately, we were lucky, but something I have campaigned strongly on is the fact that we address the physical side of the illness, but not the psychological support that those children need, and that they might need in later life as...


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