Results 141–160 of 2000 for feel anderson

Bees: Neonicotinoids — [Sir Roger Gale in the Chair] ( 2 Feb 2022)

Daniel Zeichner: ...science and ensure “that our bees and farmers can flourish.”—[Official Report, 7 December 2015; Vol. 603, c. 236WH.] Both matter. I must also say at the outset that I understand how farmers feel at the moment. From my conversations with them, they so often feel that the tools they need for the job are being systematically taken away, and that is very difficult for them, because...

Nationality and Borders Bill - Committee (1st Day) (Continued): Amendment 25 (27 Jan 2022)

Lord Rosser: ...Nevertheless, I appreciated receiving the letter. I have added my name in relation to Clause 9 standing part of the Bill, which was spoken to with such clarity and authority by the noble Lord, Lord Anderson of Ipswich, and will speak to that. No doubt there will be a need for some reflection on all the amendments in this group, as well as the stand part debate, as to what may or may not...

Holocaust Memorial Day (27 Jan 2022)

Catherine West: ...was spoken into, but to pursue it, particularly given that we now see some dangerous trends in the Bosnia and Herzegovina situation, for example? I know my hon. Friend the Member for Putney (Fleur Anderson), who will speak next, has long experience of living in Banja Luka and understanding the community there, and has spoken of it in this House. What can we do as a result of today’s...

Wet Wipes: Disposal - Question (25 Jan 2022)

Lord Benyon: We will be working with the proposer of this Bill, Fleur Anderson, to make sure that she understands what we are trying to do alongside her Bill. There are no state secrets here. We will be sharing all the data we get as a result of this call for evidence. We can inform your Lordships about when we are bringing forward measures within the provisions of the Environment Act or other forms of...

Building Safety and Cladding: Putney (21 Jan 2022)

Neil O'Brien: I commend the hon. Member for Putney (Fleur Anderson) on having secured this important debate. It is a matter that Members of all parties feel deeply about, and the hon. Member spoke passionately, forensically and on a very important subject for the residents of all the different developments she mentioned. As she knows, the Government are taking action by resetting our approach to building...

UK Government Recognition of Somaliland (18 Jan 2022)

Chris Heaton-Harris: ...Tonbridge and Malling (Tom Tugendhat); the hon. Members for Liverpool, Riverside (Kim Johnson) and for Brent North (Barry Gardiner); my hon. Friend the Member for Wolverhampton South West (Stuart Anderson); the right hon. Member for Warley (John Spellar); my right hon. Friends the Members for Vale of Glamorgan (Alun Cairns) and for Beckenham (Bob Stewart); the hon. Members for Sheffield...

Elections Bill: Schedule 10 - Illegal practices (17 Jan 2022)

Kemi Badenoch: ...the work of the former shadow Secretary of State for young people and democracy, the hon. Member for Lancaster and Fleetwood (Cat Smith), together with the hon. Members for Putney (Fleur Anderson), for Argyll and Bute (Brendan O’Hara) and for Glasgow North (Patrick Grady). While we may not always have agreed on the policy, I welcome their engagement and indeed the challenge on a number...

Backbench Business: Afghan Citizens Resettlement Scheme — [Rushanara Ali in the Chair] ( 6 Jan 2022)

Jim Shannon: First, I thank each and every one of the hon. Members for their poignant and helpful contributions. The hon. Member for Putney (Fleur Anderson) put her case forward on behalf of her constituents. The hon. Member for Enfield, Southgate (Bambos Charalambous) said that children need to be comfortable in the system—I think we are all trying to ensure that. The hon. Member for Wycombe (Mr...

Russia’s Grand Strategy ( 6 Jan 2022)

Damien Moore: ...how we view Russian action in cyber-space, building on recent publications. Most importantly, let us lead the international community in clearly laying down rules and norms to which Russia will feel an international obligation, so that no school or hospital ever need fear an indiscriminate cyber-weapon wreaking havoc, as happened to much of the NHS at the sloppy hands of North Korea in...

Nationality and Borders Bill - Second Reading ( 5 Jan 2022)

Baroness Hamwee: ...to continue enjoying the ‘privilege’ of our British citizenship.” Let me say that we believe that the noble Lord, Lord Woolley, is in the public interest. How many British citizens suddenly feel insecure? Another email I had said: “Clause 9 does not make me feel safer.” I am sure the writer would be happy for the noble Lord, Lord Anderson, to quote that on a future occasion. It...

Backbench Business - Christmas AdjournmentBackbench Business (16 Dec 2021)

Jessica Morden: ...the Government to account every sitting Thursday in 2022, just as she has done on Thursdays at business questions this year—in fact, not just on Thursdays or at Christmas, but all year round. I feel, however, that my appearance at the Dispatch Box, rather than in the Whips Office, should give hope to late developers everywhere. Although the tone of these end-of-term debates is often more...

Public Health (14 Dec 2021)

Fleur Anderson: ...booster into as many people as possible. I thank all those who have written to me about the issues being debated today. There are those who say that we should have more measures and that they will feel safe to go out into public spaces or to take up NHS appointments only if more measures are put in place. There are also those who have written to me about their concerns about more measures...

Downing Street Christmas Parties Investigation ( 9 Dec 2021)

Fleur Anderson: ...the Cabinet Secretary to establish all the facts.”—[Official Report, 8 December 2021; Vol. 705, c. 372.] Who gave these repeated assurances? If there was no party, why did Allegra Stratton feel the need to resign? Is she taking the fall instead of Government Ministers? If this investigation finds that the Prime Minister has misled the House, will he resign? I look forward to the...

House of Lords (Hereditary Peers) (Abolition of By-Elections) Bill [HL] - Second Reading ( 3 Dec 2021)

Lord Grocott: ...into the ludicrous weeds at the moment, I have to say. The other thing that people simply have not given an answer to is the point made by the noble Lord, Lord Cormack, and my noble friend Lord Anderson that Governments cannot bind their successors. This is line one, rule one of any course on the British constitution, which everyone seems to understand. I never thought I would need to...

Strengthening Standards in Public Life (17 Nov 2021)

Fleur Anderson: ...are calls for an investigation into links between the second jobs of several MPs and Government contracts. He has been backed into this. But why has it taken so long? Is it because Conservative MPs feel that it is only right—it is only fair enough—to earn a bit on the side? Do they feel that their worth is not in doing public service but in comparing how much they earn against their...

Skills and Post-16 Education Bill [Lords] (15 Nov 2021)

Toby Perkins: ...hon. Gentleman was therefore right to say that the amendment should seriously be considered. There were a couple of other very relevant contributions. My hon. Friend the Member for Putney (Fleur Anderson) raised the important issue of FE lecturers’ pay. So many really good-quality FE lecturers have been forced to leave the profession because of real-terms pay cuts over many years. The...

Environment Bill - Commons Reasons and Amendments: Motion A1 (as an amendment to Motion A) ( 9 Nov 2021)

Baroness Parminter: ...place so that they are not bound to the guidance if there are good reasons for not taking it forward. I hope that they will make full use of those powers and challenge the Government should they so feel the need. Personally, where I am most concerned that the Government still have that guidance power to contain the independence of the OEP is on the issue of planning, which the noble Lord,...

Environment Bill - Commons Reasons and Amendments: Motion A ( 9 Nov 2021)

Lord Goldsmith of Richmond Park: ...for, serve to reassure noble Lords about this provision. Turning to Amendments 33B and 33C, I thank all noble Lords for their contributions on this topic, but in particular the noble Lord, Lord Anderson of Ipswich, for his detailed and continuously constructive conversations with me and my officials. On environmental review, the key area of debate has been the remedies available in the...

Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill - Committee (6th Day): Amendment 152 ( 8 Nov 2021)

Baroness Hayter of Kentish Town: ...Club, speaking. There were many now in your Lordships’ House, including three in their seats today, who voted for that seatbelt amendment—I give a special call-out to my noble friends Lord Anderson, Lord Field, Lord Foulkes, Lord Campbell-Savours, Lord Clark, Lord Cunningham, Lord Dubs, Lord Prescott, Lord Soley, Lord Rooker and Lady Taylor, to the noble and learned Lord, Lord Clarke,...

Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency: Shetland (27 Oct 2021)

Trudy Harrison: ...of vocational tests available for those who want to become lorry drivers. The opportunity for people to book a lorry driving test is something the Government, the DVSA and the right hon. Gentleman feel strongly about. Let me turn to the DVSA’s operation in the right hon. Gentleman’s constituency. I thank him for his detailed, albeit somewhat frustrated, explanation of events thus far....


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