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Cyber-security and UK Democracy (25 Mar 2024)

Oliver Dowden: ...from the United States shortly after my statement. I would rather we did this in the proper way. We have invested £2.6 billion on cyber-security during this spending review. I can never be totally confident in relation to cyber-security—no Government Minister anywhere in the world can be; it is an environment in which the risks are escalating all the time and are turbocharged by...

Cyber-security and UK Democracy (25 Mar 2024)

Oliver Dowden: ...from the United States shortly after my statement. I would rather we did this in the proper way. We have invested £2.6 billion on cyber-security during this spending review. I can never be totally confident in relation to cyber-security—no Government Minister anywhere in the world can be; it is an environment in which the risks are escalating all the time and are turbocharged by...

Written Answers — Department for Work and Pensions: Employment: Autism (25 Mar 2024)

Mims Davies: There are no plans for DWP to make this specific assessment. Whilst we recognise the importance of early identification of autism, a diagnosis is not required to be eligible for reasonable adjustments and the provision of workplace support. These are made, in line with the requirements of the Equality Act 2010, based on functional need. We are encouraging employers to adopt more...

Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill [HL] - Second Reading (22 Mar 2024)

Viscount Camrose: I join my thanks to those of others to my noble friend Lord Holmes for bringing forward this Bill. I thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this absolutely fascinating debate of the highest standard. We have covered a wide range of topics today. I will do my best to respond, hopefully directly, to as many points as possible, given the time available. The Government recognise the intent...

Artificial Intelligence (Regulation) Bill [HL] - Second Reading (22 Mar 2024)

Viscount Camrose: I join my thanks to those of others to my noble friend Lord Holmes for bringing forward this Bill. I thank all noble Lords who have taken part in this absolutely fascinating debate of the highest standard. We have covered a wide range of topics today. I will do my best to respond, hopefully directly, to as many points as possible, given the time available. The Government recognise the intent...

Greater London Low Emission Zone Charging (Amendment) Bill (22 Mar 2024)

Stella Creasy: My hon. Friend hits on a blunter truth about the Bill. In six weeks’ time, our constituents, whether they agree or not with the argument made by the hon. Member for Dartford or with arguments on the importance of tackling air pollution, will have the opportunity to express an opinion at the ballot box when choosing who the London Mayor overseeing this policy should be. Is the message of the...

Armed Forces Readiness and Defence Equipment (21 Mar 2024)

John Healey: As has been pointed out in this debate, 2.5% is an aspiration for when economic circumstances allow—there is no timetable, no plan and no credibility. The last time this country spent 2.5% of GDP on defence was in 2010, under a Labour Government. I turn to mismanagement and waste. My hon. Friend the Member for Hackney South and Shoreditch said that mismanagement and waste runs widely across...

Armed Forces Readiness and Defence Equipment (21 Mar 2024)

John Healey: As has been pointed out in this debate, 2.5% is an aspiration for when economic circumstances allow—there is no timetable, no plan and no credibility. The last time this country spent 2.5% of GDP on defence was in 2010, under a Labour Government. I turn to mismanagement and waste. My hon. Friend the Member for Hackney South and Shoreditch said that mismanagement and waste runs widely across...

Armed Forces Readiness and Defence Equipment (21 Mar 2024)

John Healey: As has been pointed out in this debate, 2.5% is an aspiration for when economic circumstances allow—there is no timetable, no plan and no credibility. The last time this country spent 2.5% of GDP on defence was in 2010, under a Labour Government. I turn to mismanagement and waste. My hon. Friend the Member for Hackney South and Shoreditch said that mismanagement and waste runs widely across...

Backbench Business: Easter and Christian Culture — [Dr Rupa Huq in the Chair] (21 Mar 2024)

Edward Leigh: ...proved himself a superb Member of Parliament and has become embedded in his community in Doncaster. I salute his courage in applying for this debate, the third such debate that he has secured. I am not aware of anyone else, in the many years I have been in the House, who has had the courage to promote such debates. Politicians are naturally averse to talking about their faith. I suppose...

Local Government Finances - Motion to Take Note (21 Mar 2024)

Baroness Hamwee: ...that I am past my sell-by date, but there are times when speaking from your own experience just feels right. I was a London borough councillor from 1978 to 1998—a much shorter time than other noble Lords have chalked up. Over 20 years and five elections, the turnout in my ward was never below 60%. That was then. Not everything was peachy. Householders paid rates; my noble friend...

Point of Order (21 Mar 2024)

Gavin Newlands: ...millions of WASPI women. In my office, we have been with her every step of the way. The DWP has treated my constituent and the WASPI women with contempt, obfuscation and delay. Shamefully, it is now failing to acknowledge these findings, accept the ombudsman’s report and apologise for the life-changing impact its maladministration has had on these women. Mr Deputy Speaker, have you or...

Point of Order (21 Mar 2024)

Gavin Newlands: ...millions of WASPI women. In my office, we have been with her every step of the way. The DWP has treated my constituent and the WASPI women with contempt, obfuscation and delay. Shamefully, it is now failing to acknowledge these findings, accept the ombudsman’s report and apologise for the life-changing impact its maladministration has had on these women. Mr Deputy Speaker, have you or...

Point of Order (21 Mar 2024)

Gavin Newlands: ...millions of WASPI women. In my office, we have been with her every step of the way. The DWP has treated my constituent and the WASPI women with contempt, obfuscation and delay. Shamefully, it is now failing to acknowledge these findings, accept the ombudsman’s report and apologise for the life-changing impact its maladministration has had on these women. Mr Deputy Speaker, have you or...

Scottish Parliament: Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 (21 Mar 2024)

Ariane Burgess: ...the welfare of Scotland’s wildlife. Raptor persecution was described by the late First Minister Donald Dewar, in the early days of the Parliament, as a “national disgrace”. Today, we can take confidence that the window of opportunity has closed for those few individuals who continue to perpetrate crimes against our birds of prey and other wildlife. Indeed, since the Scottish Greens...

Scrutiny of Secretaries of State in the House of Lords (20 Mar 2024)

Patrick Grady: ...the same time it was slightly worrying the red wall. It also sends a strange message to every Conservative Member of this House—perhaps every Member other than the Prime Minister himself—that none of them are good enough or have the necessary skills or experience at this point in time to be the Foreign Secretary. That applies not least to the immediately previous Foreign Secretary. He...

Prevention of Future Deaths Report: Terance Radford (20 Mar 2024)

Ruth Cadbury: ...our prison, probation and justice system, and finally, the issues that remain within the home detention curfew system and other early release schemes. Three crucial issues in this case were ignored before the release of the driver whose actions killed Terance. First, he was being kept in a segregated wing after committing acts of violence, yet this was not considered to be a factor to...

Post Office (Horizon System) Offences Bill (20 Mar 2024)

Alistair Carmichael: ...of some in the legal profession and the judiciary and the discomfort they feel. Those feelings of discomfort are entirely appropriate and legitimate, and I would be more concerned if they were not there. However, it is because of the wholly exceptional nature of the situation facing those prosecuted as a consequence of the deception of the Post Office and Fujitsu and the misuse of the...

3. Questions to the Minister for Health and Social Services: Questions Without Notice from Party Spokespeople (20 Mar 2024)

Gareth Davies: ...the case that patients are still waiting 10 years, so I think it's going to take more than just warm words to address those more global issues, sadly. But, sadly, the failure in endometriosis diagnoses is the latest debacle in a long list of Welsh Government's failings on health more generally. This may well be the last opportunity to question you, Minister, whilst still occupying the...

2. Questions to the Minister for Climate Change: Environmental Obligations (20 Mar 2024)

Paul Davies: Thank you for that response. Now, you'll be aware of the serious environmental and public health concerns surrounding the Withyhedge landfill site in my constituency, where residents are still forced to live with horrendous odours coming from that site. Residents also have no confidence in the measures taken to monitor air quality in the area after it emerged that an employee of Dauson...


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