Results 1–20 of 42 for brexit speaker:Anneliese Dodds

Written Answers — Department for Science, Innovation and Technology: Retained EU Law (Revocation and Reform) Bill ( 8 Feb 2023)

Anneliese Dodds: To ask the Secretary of State for Science, Innovation and Technology, whether she will take steps to (a) publish an equality impact assessment of the Brexit Freedoms Bill in accordance with the public sector equality duty or (b) demonstrate due regard to equality in another way.

Taxation (Post-transition Period) Bill ( 9 Dec 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...is a year to the day since the Chancellor boasted that there was no need to plan for no deal because “we will have a deal.” Yet today, as we debate this Bill, we stand on the brink of a no-deal Brexit that would destroy jobs and livelihoods right across the United Kingdom. We have only 22 days to go until the end of the transition period, with still no deal in sight. When we debated...

Taxation (Post-transition Period) Bill ( 9 Dec 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...with public finances, broken promises to the British people and short-term thinking that is doing long-term damage to our country. The Prime Minister promised the British people that he would get Brexit done. He said he had an “oven-ready” agreement. Whatever he has got cooking ahead of his dinner with von der Leyen tonight, my message to him is to get on and deliver what was promised.

Taxation (Post-transition Period) Bill ( 9 Dec 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...the 116-page Bill that we are discussing now, setting out detailed new rules for tax and customs duties. Members of this House have been given less than 24 hours to scrutinise a major piece of post-Brexit legislation that will impact businesses and individuals across the country, especially in Northern Ireland. Many of the clauses in the Bill, particularly those covering customs and excise...

Taxation (Post-transition Period) Bill ( 9 Dec 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...the Minister, the problem with his Government’s approach is the fact that they do not indicate what they have got with that spending. As I said, £4.4 billion has been spent on preparedness for Brexit and for the end of the transition period, and the £80 million that he refers to, but there is no indication from the Government of how many additional customs officers we have received as...

The Economy (24 Sep 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...despite the challenges it poses for devolved Governments, and despite the fact that the Government have actually referred to provisions in a future Finance Bill as necessary for their approach to Brexit. The Chancellor announced that he would make a statement to Parliament today only after I had called for him to come here to answer an urgent question; I am very grateful to you, Mr...

Growth Strategy — [Mr Philip Hollobone in the Chair] (21 Jan 2020)

Anneliese Dodds: ...to the economy by the Prime Minister, which will “take some cash…and now is the time to spend a bit of that…That will show that the country has made wise decisions up to this point, and that Brexit will not be damaging to our economy”.—[Official Report, 19 December 2019; Vol. 669, c. 65.] Of course, that is a bit of a change from some of the advice that we have heard he gave to...

High-income Child Benefit Charge ( 3 Sep 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...department aside from that of Greece, which I suspect is not an example we would want to follow. We see the burden on HMRC staff increasing all the time, not least given the prospect of a no-deal Brexit—we could hardly have ignored that at the beginning of the debate, given the noise from outside. Will the Minister say what resource HMRC is being given to deal with that? I share the...

Summer Adjournment (25 Jul 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...Why are we denying our country the benefits of the 400,000 extra jobs that would come from a green new deal? When we return to Parliament, I hope it will not be to the chaos of an impending no-deal Brexit, but even more fundamentally it must not be a return to business as usual. When we come back at the beginning of September, it must be to a legislative programme that meets the...

National Insurance Contributions (Termination Awards and Sporting Testimonials) Bill (30 Apr 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...annual payment, rather than a real-time one. This change potentially comes at the same time as other significant forms of upheaval within the tax system, from making tax digital to preparations for Brexit. As my hon. Friend the Member for Bootle stated very clearly at the end of his remarks, we will not oppose the Bill at this stage, but we hope that it will be possible to make some...

Beer Taxation and Pubs (28 Mar 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...are aware of that social value process so they can take over those community assets when they want to; many communities are not aware of it. Many of us have said this debate is a refuge from Brexit, but, sadly, it is not entirely of course. That is first because the workforce is very important to the pub sector and we are all aware of many of the concerns about what will happen if in...

Bill Presented: Exiting the EU (Financial Services) (25 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...are kidding themselves and do not understand the magnitude of the task. We simply do not understand what issues we may be storing up for the future, especially as the consequences of a no-deal Brexit, in which this legislation would be used, are so hard to predict. I can only hope that we do not find out. The Opposition will do everything in our power to prevent a no-deal outcome, despite...

Exiting the European Union (Financial Services) (18 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...; I am sure Members can come to their own conclusions on why this debate is taking place on the Floor of the House today. These statutory instruments make provision for a regulatory framework after Brexit in the event that we crash out without a deal. The volume of such legislation is deeply concerning for accountability and proper scrutiny. The Government have assured the Opposition that...

Exiting the European Union (Financial Services) (18 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...wish certain SIs to be taken on the Floor of the House and others to be taken in Committee—aside, that is, from a desire to fill the timetable for this week, after their mismanagement of the Brexit process. Issues of such importance as our nation’s financial stability and resilience surely deserve better than this.

Business of the House (Today): Securitisation Regulations 2018 (13 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...December 2018, be revoked. These regulations are not labelled as no-deal preparatory regulations, but they are being pushed through via a statutory instrument in the middle of a series of about 70 Brexit-related statutory instruments relating to financial services, including one relating specifically to the operation of the securitisation regime. The matters raised by this instrument...

Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill [Lords] (11 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...not want to repeat them all, but I will summarise the core reasons why the official Opposition cannot support the Bill. The Conservative Government often mix their metaphors when presenting their Brexit process. This Bill, for example, part of what the Government have described as an onshoring process, is presented as dealing with those so-called in-flight measures that have not yet...

Financial Services (Implementation of Legislation) Bill [Lords] (11 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...interest is harming our country. The contribution to GDP from business investment was negative for the fourth quarter in a row; that is a clear sign that uncertainty surrounding the Government’s Brexit strategy is acting as a real drag on the economy. The construction sector actually contracted this quarter, and after two consecutive quarters of negative growth, the UK manufacturing...

UK as a Financial Services Hub — [Graham Stringer in the Chair] ( 6 Feb 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...in which other areas that traditionally were important for Britain’s export strength face tremendous headwinds, not least in relation to manufacturing, given the current uncertainty about Brexit. As the hon. Member for Hitchin and Harpenden rightly mentioned, the UK is increasingly integrated into global markets. I would argue that the UK is already a very important hub when it comes to...

HMRC Estate Transformation (29 Jan 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ...are retained or vacated due to people finishing their careers, does that mean that 10% of people in HMRC are going to be made redundant? Have there been any reviews of these plans in the context of Brexit? Has the Minister thought about the impact of this on the local economies that are so dependent on these jobs, as raised by many of my colleagues?

Supplementary: Intangible Fixed Assets: Exceptions to degrouping charges etc ( 8 Jan 2019)

Anneliese Dodds: ..., as we have just seen in relation to the loan charge. Another high was the fact that we saw the House seize the initiative to act to protect our country from the negative consequences of a no-deal Brexit for our economy and for our safety and resilience, as set out by the right hon. Member for West Dorset (Sir Oliver Letwin) in what I thought was an extraordinary speech. I understand...


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