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Public Bill Committee: Higher Education (Freedom of Speech) Bill: Clause 7 - Complaints scheme (20 Sep 2021)
Amendments made: 10, in clause 7, page 8, line 21, after “provider” insert— “or constituent institution (as the case may be)”.—(Michelle Donelan.) See explanatory statement to Amendment 8. Amendment 11, in clause 7, page 8, line 23, after “provider” insert— “or constituent institution (as the case may be)”.—(Michelle Donelan.) See explanatory statement to...
Written Answers — Department for Education: Universities: Coronavirus (6 May 2020)
Michelle Donelan: .... I have written to all vice-chancellors informing them of this expectation. This letter is available here: https://www.officeforstudents.org.uk/media/1eb027c9-9e36-484 1-849b-57b5ed334cbb/minister-donelan-letter_260320.pdf. Accommodation providers should not instruct students to return home. If any accommodation provider did formally instruct a student to leave the property then it would...
Written Answers — Department for Energy and Climate Change: Renewable Energy (9 Jun 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change, what steps she has taken to revoke payments made to unlawful developments under Renewable Obligation certificates or feed-in tariffs.
Written Answers — Department for Communities and Local Government: Armed Forces: Council Tax (16 Jun 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, what council tax relief is available to members of the armed forces posted abroad who leave their homes vacant until their return.
Public Bill Committee: Education and Adoption Bill: Clause 13 - Local authority adoption functions: joint arrangements (2 Jul 2015)
Division number 1 - 7 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Kevin Brennan, Bill Esterson, Louise Haigh, Graham Jones, Peter Kyle, Emma Lewell-Buck, Steve McCabe Voting no: James Berry, Michelle Donelan, Flick Drummond, Suella Fernandes, Nick Gibb, Margot James, Caroline Nokes, Edward Timpson, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan
Committees: Education (6 Jul 2015)
That Lucy Allan, Ian Austin, Michelle Donelan, Marion Fellows, Suella Fernandes, Lucy Frazer, Kate Hollern, Ian Mearns, Caroline Nokes and Kate Osamor be members of the Education Committee.
Public Bill Committee: Education and Adoption Bill: Clause 2 - Performance standards and safety warning notices (7 Jul 2015)
Division number 2 - 6 yes, 11 no Voting yes: Kevin Brennan, Bill Esterson, Louise Haigh, Graham Jones, Peter Kyle, Steve McCabe Voting no: James Berry, Michelle Donelan, Flick Drummond, Suella Fernandes, Nick Gibb, Margot James, Caroline Nokes, Edward Timpson, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Robin Walker
Oral Answers to Questions — International Development: Engagements (8 Jul 2015)
Michelle Donelan: As the Prime Minister knows, my constituency covers four market towns, but our high streets have declined under years of Labour’s neglect. [Interruption.]
South-West England (Long-Term Economic Plan) (8 Jul 2015)
Michelle Donelan: rose—
Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Solar Power: Public Sector (9 Jul 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office, if he will take steps to identify effective ways to encourage public sector buildings to utilise roof space by installing solar panels.
Public Bill Committee: Education and Adoption Bill (9 Jul 2015)
Division number 3 - 9 yes, 6 no Voting yes: James Berry, Michelle Donelan, Flick Drummond, Suella Fernandes, Nick Gibb, Margot James, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Robin Walker Voting no: Kevin Brennan, Bill Esterson, Louise Haigh, Peter Kyle, Emma Lewell-Buck, Steve McCabe
Written Answers — Department for Communities and Local Government: Planning Permission: Appeals (13 Jul 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, if he will take steps to call in those planning applications for further consideration which have been initially rejected but allowed on appeal.
Written Answers — Department for Communities and Local Government: Planning (13 Jul 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, what steps he is taking to ensure that local residents have more of a say over planning decisions in their area.
Public Bill Committee: Education and Adoption Bill: Clause 1 - Coasting schools (14 Jul 2015)
Division number 4 - 7 yes, 11 no Voting yes: Kevin Brennan, Louise Haigh, Graham Jones, Peter Kyle, Emma Lewell-Buck, Steve McCabe, John Pugh Voting no: James Berry, Michelle Donelan, Flick Drummond, Suella Fernandes, Nick Gibb, Margot James, Caroline Nokes, Edward Timpson, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Robin Walker
Public Bill Committee: Education and Adoption Bill: New Clause 2 (14 Jul 2015)
Division number 5 - 6 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Kevin Brennan, Louise Haigh, Graham Jones, Peter Kyle, Emma Lewell-Buck, Steve McCabe Voting no: James Berry, Michelle Donelan, Flick Drummond, Suella Fernandes, Nick Gibb, Margot James, Caroline Nokes, Michael Tomlinson, Anne-Marie Trevelyan, Robin Walker
Written Answers — Department for International Development: Palestinians: Overseas Aid (7 Sep 2015)
Michelle Donelan: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, how much of the £32 million of aid pledged by the UK at the Cairo Donor Conference in 2014 to cover disposal of unexploded ordnance, rubble clearing and reconstructive surgery has been disbursed to date; and how much more such aid is planned to be sent in future.
[Andrew Percy in the Chair] — Immigration (19 Oct 2015)
Michelle Donelan: Does my hon. Friend agree that we are always going to need and rely on immigration until we address the bigger issue: the gap in our skills market? Until we do so, we will not be able to cut back on immigration. Addressing the skills gap is the way to grow the economy.
Standing Orders (Public Business) (22 Oct 2015)
Michelle Donelan: If we do not amend our system to provide for English votes for English laws, voters in Scotland will continue to vote for their own parliamentarians to make devolved laws, but those parliamentarians would perhaps have the casting vote and therefore the final say on matters that only affect constituents in England.
Welfare Reform and Work Bill (Programme No. 3): New Clause 2 — Assessment of tax credit and benefit reforms on working families (27 Oct 2015)
Michelle Donelan: The hon. Lady mentioned six applications a week. Just to clarify: is that less than one application a day?
Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (28 Oct 2015)
Michelle Donelan: The Prime Minister spoke movingly at conference about the plight of young people in the care system. Will he tell me what the Government are actually going to do to improve the life chances of those young disadvantaged children and to give them opportunities as they move forward in their lives?