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Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Clause 10 - Authorisation of insolvency practitioners ( 4 Mar 2014)

Division number 6 - 9 yes, 7 no Voting yes: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, Oliver Heald, John Hemming, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley Voting no: John Cryer, Thomas Docherty, Kelvin Hopkins, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Clause 21 - Reduction of qualifying period for right to buy ( 6 Mar 2014)

Division number 7 - 5 yes, 9 no Voting yes: Thomas Docherty, Kelvin Hopkins, Toby Perkins, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson Voting no: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Schedule 8 - Regulation of the use of roads and railways (11 Mar 2014)

Division number 8 - 6 yes, 11 no Voting yes: John Cryer, Thomas Docherty, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson Voting no: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, John Hemming, Gareth Johnson, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Clause 26 - Removal of duty to order re-hearing of marine accident investigations (11 Mar 2014)

Division number 9 - 10 yes, 7 no Voting yes: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, Gareth Johnson, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley Voting no: John Cryer, Thomas Docherty, Kelvin Hopkins, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Clause 27 - Repeal of power to make provision for blocking injunctions (11 Mar 2014)

Division number 10 - 11 yes, 8 no Voting yes: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, John Hemming, Gareth Johnson, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley Voting no: John Cryer, Thomas Docherty, Kelvin Hopkins, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins, Jim Shannon, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: Clause 61 - Exercise of regulatory functions: economic growth (20 Mar 2014)

Division number 11 - 5 yes, 9 no Voting yes: John Cryer, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins, Karl Turner, Chris Williamson Voting no: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, John Hemming, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley

Public Bill Committee: Deregulation Bill: New Clause 9 - Private hire vehicles: circumstances in which driver’s licence required (25 Mar 2014)

Division number 12 - 11 yes, 5 no Voting yes: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bingham, Tom Brake, Andrew Bridgen, James Duddridge, Oliver Heald, John Hemming, Gareth Johnson, Paul Maynard, Caroline Nokes, David Rutley Voting no: John Cryer, Thomas Docherty, Kelvin Hopkins, Chi Onwurah, Toby Perkins

Public Bill Committee: Taxation of Pensions Bill: New Clause 2 - Pension flexibility: Treasury analysis (18 Nov 2014)

Division number 1 - 7 yes, 10 no Voting yes: Nicholas Dakin, Chris Evans, Pat Glass, Cathy Jamieson, Pamela Nash, Teresa Pearce, Geoffrey Robinson Voting no: Gavin Barwell, Andrew Bridgen, Mike Freer, David Gauke, Margot James, Nigel Mills, Guy Opperman, Henry Smith, Andrew Stephenson, Ian Swales

Transport: Topical Questions (26 Oct 2023)

Andrew Bridgen: ...in that I sold my house in North West Leicestershire to HS2 in 2015 for considerably less than I paid for it in 2011. What does the Secretary of State make of the evidence given to the media by Andrew Bruce, the former head of land acquisitions for HS2, that people were short-changed and not given full value for their properties up and down the route?

[Mr Philip Hollobone in the Chair] — Manufacturing (East Midlands) (12 Feb 2013)

Philip Hollobone: ...six minutes each—it is not a formal time limit—they will all get in, with one or two interventions. That is just guideline. The first four speakers will be in this order: Lilian Greenwood, Andrew Bingham, Jonathan Ashworth and Andrew Bridgen. Mr Spencer mentioned that socks are made in his constituency. I am standing before you in Loake’s quality men’s shoes, made in Kettering.

Sir Robert Peel Hospital ( 1 Apr 2014)

Christopher Pincher: ...wider implications for users of Burton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust also affect the constituents of my hon. Friends the Members for Lichfield (Michael Fabricant), for North West Leicestershire (Andrew Bridgen), for South Derbyshire (Heather Wheeler) and for Burton (Andrew Griffiths)—I see that my hon. Friend the Member for Burton is in his place.

Speaker's Statement: Economic Affairs and Work and Pensions ( 8 Jun 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: I wish to assure the shadow Chancellor that Conservative Members appreciate that the previous Government had to borrow money during the recession. What baffles us is why they borrowed money during the boom.

Oral Answers to Questions — Electoral Commission Committee: Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (22 Jun 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: I assure the hon. Gentleman that Conservative Members would have liked to enjoy Labour's economic inheritance in 1997.

Capital Gains Tax (Rates) (23 Jun 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Did the right hon. Gentleman really believe that the previous Government had ended boom and bust, and is that why he put no money away for the rainy day that has now arrived?

Nato: Political and Constitutional Reform ( 5 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Can the Deputy Prime Minister confirm whether the new, reconstituted constituencies will cross current regional boundaries?

Oral Answers to Questions — Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Topical Questions ( 6 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Will my right hon. Friend the Foreign Secretary please inform the House of the next option for Her Majesty's Government when sanctions against Iran fail?

Finance Bill ( 6 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Will the right hon. Gentleman give way?

[Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] — Fuel Poverty (Rural Britain) ( 7 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Could we not do more to promote local group buying schemes to balance the uncompetitive market and get better pricing?

Finance Bill: Clause 1 — Main rate of corporation tax for financial year 2011 (12 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Does the hon. Gentleman not appreciate that there is no money for the private sector from the banks because of the legacy of the last Labour Government? The Government are borrowing £3 billion a week-there is no money left for the private sector.

Bill Presented — Shared Parenting Orders Bill: Clause 3 — Rate of value added tax (13 Jul 2010)

Andrew Bridgen: Does the hon. Gentleman consider it fair that every child in this country is born with approximately £24,000-worth of debt around their neck as a result of the polices of the previous Government?

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