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Treasury: Support for Business ( 2 Nov 2021)

Rishi Sunak: Last week’s Budget set out an ambitious package to support business, enterprise and innovation: the super-deduction, new relief to incentivise investment, a reduction in business rates and investment in infrastructure, innovation and skills to drive future growth. This was a Budget that backed businesses across the United Kingdom.

Treasury: Topical Questions ( 2 Nov 2021)

Rishi Sunak: Last week’s Budget delivered a stronger economy for the British people, with stronger public finances; support for business; stronger public services; investment in infrastructure, innovation and skills to drive future growth; and a significant tax cut for the lowest-paid, because this will always be a Government who support and reward work.

Treasury: Transport Infrastructure Funding (11 Feb 2020)

Rishi Sunak: Better transport is central to our ambition to level up and spread opportunity across the United Kingdom. That is why the Chancellor will be unveiling, alongside his Budget, the national infrastructure strategy, which will set out further details of our plan to increase capital investment to record levels and transform the UK’s infrastructure.

Treasury: Local Authority Funding (11 Feb 2020)

Rishi Sunak: The financial health of local authorities remains a priority for the Government and for me personally as a former local government Minister. I am pleased to say that next year’s local government finance settlement outlines and will deliver the biggest year-on-year increase in local government spending power for over a decade.

Treasury: Economic Inequality ( 7 Dec 2021)

Rishi Sunak: My hon. Friend is absolutely right; I know that he is a staunch supporter of skills and getting young people into work in his constituency. He mentions traineeships, which are fantastic initiatives with a 75% success rate in helping young people and a great example of our plan for jobs in action, spreading opportunity right across the country.

Treasury: Topical Questions ( 7 Dec 2021)

Rishi Sunak: A month ago, I set out our plan for a stronger economy, protecting and supporting jobs, driving up economic growth and cutting the universal credit taper rate, giving the lower-paid in our society a tax cut worth £2.2 billion.

Treasury: Cost of Living ( 1 Feb 2022)

Rishi Sunak: The hon. Lady talks about poverty, but the track record of this Government and the Governments since 2010 shows very clearly that more than 8 million fewer people are living in poverty as a result of the actions of those Conservative Governments. Income inequality today is lower than it was in 2010.

Economic Update ( 3 Feb 2022)

Rishi Sunak: The Opposition may have some soundbites but they certainly do not have a policy. [Interruption.] In contrast, this Government have announced measures—[Interruption.]

Treasury: Cost of Living Increase: Impact on Households (15 Mar 2022)

Rishi Sunak: With regard to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Treasury has been hard at work with our international partners to put in place the most comprehensive set of economic sanctions that this country has ever had and that Russia has ever experienced. I am very proud of the job we have done.

Treasury: Topical Questions (15 Mar 2022)

Rishi Sunak: My hon. Friend is right to point out the importance of fuel as a cost for both businesses and households. That is why I am proud that we delivered the eleventh freeze in fuel duty in a row. That has delivered huge savings for households and businesses over the past several years.

Financial Statement (23 Mar 2022)

Rishi Sunak: My right hon. Friend has championed the issue consistently since I have had this job, and she deserves enormous credit. I would be very happy to talk to her and to take her proposals up with the Department for Education.

Written Answers — Prime Minister: Rishi Sunak: Fines (28 Apr 2022)

Charlotte Nichols: To ask the Prime Minister, what discussions he has had with his Independent Adviser on Ministerial Interests on the Chancellor of the Exchequer receiving a fixed-penalty notice for breaching covid-19 regulations; and if he will make a statement.

Economy Update (26 May 2022)

Rishi Sunak: My hon. Friend is right. The combination of all the support that we have announced means that almost everybody on means-tested benefits should be in receipt of £1,200 of direct support from the Government. As she says, that is double the support offered by the Labour party.

Treasury: Cost of Living: Northern Ireland (28 Jun 2022)

Rishi Sunak: My right hon. Friend speaks with authority and experience on this topic, and of course she is absolutely right: the UK Government are ensuring that families across the United Kingdom are benefiting from the support we are putting in place. More broadly, we will do everything we can in government to protect and support the United Kingdom.

Treasury: Cost of Living (28 Jun 2022)

Rishi Sunak: The Government understand that many families are struggling with rising prices. That is why we have announced £37 billion-worth of support, with the bulk of that targeted on the most vulnerable in our society, and those families receiving around £1,200 of help this year.

Ministers’ Severance Pay (11 Jul 2022)

David Linden: A supermarket worker from Shettleston would not get thousands of pounds in a severance payment. Why should Rishi Sunak, the richest man in Parliament, get a severance payment?

Treasury: Reducing Economic Inequality (17 May 2022)

Rishi Sunak: I am very proud of the record of this Government and previous Conservative-led Governments over the past decade of significantly reducing the number of people living in poverty and reducing income inequality. In February we published the levelling up White Paper, which seeks to address the very striking regional disparities our country.

Treasury: Topical Questions (17 May 2022)

Rishi Sunak: I urge the British people to judge me by my actions. Over the past two years, the record of this Conservative Government stands for itself. We were there to help this country through the crisis and we are there to help them today.

Tackling Short-term and Long-term Cost of Living Increases (17 May 2022)

Rishi Sunak: I will give way in a second. To suggest that no help is available, as some have said today, is both misleading and irresponsible.

Economic Responsibility and a Plan for Growth (19 Oct 2022)

Andrew Griffith: I thank my hon. Friend, and pay tribute to my right hon. Friend the Member for Richmond (Yorks) (Rishi Sunak) for all that he did to put the economy in a strong position, and to navigate the very difficult shoals of the unprecedented covid pandemic.


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