Results 21–40 of 2000 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Tracey Crouch

Bill Presented — European Union Bill: Backbench Business — Public Accounts Committee Report (CAFCASS) (11 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: I read the Select Committee's report with interest this morning, especially given that CAFCASS told me in response to a constituent complaint that it was "unable to revisit the contents of its reports to courts." Does the right hon. Lady agree that it is impossible for an organisation to identify and rectify any errors if it refuses to examine its previous work?

Business, Innovation and Skills: Offender Learning and Training (18 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: What plans he has for the future provision of offender learning and training.

Business, Innovation and Skills: Offender Learning and Training (18 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: I thank the Minister for that reply. Royal British Legion Industries, based in Aylesford, runs a project aimed at providing tailored support, employment and training for ex-service personnel with a criminal record. Will the Minister meet with representatives from RBLI to discuss what opportunities are available to them to expand this project, which is often run by ex-offenders, and thereby to...

Backbench Business — [9th allotted day]: Immigration (18 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: As a new Member speaking in a debate that has been called as part of a new process, I must confess that it feels a bit odd to be speaking after the Minister and the shadow Minister have summed up the debate thus far. I am in no doubt that my contribution and those of hon. Members still to come will encourage the shadow Minister to offer more than just cautious support for the Government. I...

Backbench Business — [9th allotted day]: Immigration (18 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: Welfare reform and the demand for proper provision of opportunities have been touched on in this debate. When I was at university and studying for my A-levels, I worked in McDonald's. At the time, there were very few non-British people working there, but now it is very difficult for young people seeking employment in the service sector to get a job, whether in McDonald's or another sandwich...

Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: Work Capability Assessment (22 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: what recent progress has been made on the work capability assessment independent review led by Professor Malcolm Harrington.

Oral Answers to Questions — Work and Pensions: Work Capability Assessment (22 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: I thank the Minister for that reply. Can he assure the House that those who have varying support needs because they have fluctuating conditions will be considered accordingly during the assessment process?

Dartford Crossing (Congestion) (23 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: My hon. Friend knows that I share his long-term desire for the removal of tolls on the Dartford crossing. However, he will also be aware of the enormous sense of unfairness felt by many people in north Kent, who do not qualify for the resident discount scheme. Does he not agree that if the tolls are to stay in the foreseeable future, the local discount scheme should be extended to...

Backbench Business — [11th allotted day]: Independent Financial Advisers (Regulation) (29 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: Does my hon. Friend know of any survey that has been conducted of whether consumers have any appetite to pay fees for their financial advice?

Backbench Business — [11th allotted day]: Independent Financial Advisers (Regulation) (29 Nov 2010)

Tracey Crouch: Does the hon. Gentleman agree that, although the RDR was introduced with every good intention, further work should be suspended until there has been a full cost-benefit analysis of its impact on the IFA community and, indeed, on consumers?

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Temporary Immigration Cap (20 Dec 2010)

Tracey Crouch: Does the Minister agree that it is a bit rich for the shadow Home Secretary to talk about chaos, given the parlous state of the immigration system that the new Government inherited?

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Severe Winter Weather (20 Dec 2010)

Tracey Crouch: The Secretary of State will be aware that a delegation of Kent MPs recently met the management of Southeastern Trains to discuss the chaos and deep passenger dissatisfaction caused by the bad weather a few weeks ago. The latest conditions have yet again led to much disruption to services for Southeastern passengers. When the franchise is considered for extension in 2012 will he consider,...

Rail Services (West Kent) (19 Jan 2011)

Tracey Crouch: Will the Minister give way?

Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Egypt (31 Jan 2011)

Tracey Crouch: Will the Minister join me in condemning President Mubarak's use of the military aircraft that were deployed yesterday to threaten and intimidate legitimate protesters on the streets of Cairo?

[Jim Sheridan in the Chair] — Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) ( 2 Feb 2011)

Tracey Crouch: I am delighted to speak under your chairmanship, Mr Sheridan. I congratulate the hon. Member for Blaenau Gwent (Nick Smith) on securing this important debate. As vice-chair of the all-party group on alcohol misuse, I believe that this is an incredibly important issue for all hon. Members, and I welcome the Government's commitment to tackling the serious issue of alcohol abuse. The proposal...

[Jim Sheridan in the Chair] — Alcohol (Minimum Pricing) ( 2 Feb 2011)

Tracey Crouch: I thank the hon. Gentleman for his intervention. I have read about the new proposals in Scotland, which are currently being debated. We should look at what is happening in Scotland. Indeed, we should have looked at what was happening there in relation to the 24-hour drinking culture before it was introduced here. The evidence that the police had gathered in Scotland should have been made...

Suppmentary Estimates 2010-11 — Department for Education: Sure Start Children’s Centres ( 2 Mar 2011)

Tracey Crouch: The hon. Gentleman is making a case for a franchised system like McDonald’s or any other burger chain, not for Sure Start centres. I have some excellent Sure Start centres in my constituency in the most deprived areas, precisely where they should be, but the programmes offered there would not work in other parts of my constituency.

Suppmentary Estimates 2010-11 — Department for Education: Sure Start Children’s Centres ( 2 Mar 2011)

Tracey Crouch: In the light of what the hon. Gentleman has just said, will he join me in congratulating Tory-led Medway council, which has had a difficult funding settlement, on keeping all its Sure Start centres open, including the All Saints centre in Chatham and the Kingfisher centre in Princes Park?

Opposition Day — [12th Allotted Day first part]: Support for UK Armed Forces and Veterans ( 3 Mar 2011)

Tracey Crouch: I recently met two sisters of Captain Daniel Read, who recently died in Afghanistan. They were incredibly supportive of the family liaison unit that was given the difficult task of letting the next of kin—in this case, his wife—know of his passing. They made the proactive and sensible suggestion that the next of kin should extend to the parents, particularly when the soldier is incredibly...

Tied Public Houses (Code of Practice): Welfare Reform Bill ( 9 Mar 2011)

Tracey Crouch: May I begin by congratulating the Government on introducing the Bill? I firmly believe that its proposals have the potential radically to reform our welfare system for the better, and we are in dire need of such reform. Those trapped within the system, and the millions of taxpayers who pay for it, will note that Labour intends to vote against such reform later today. It is vital that we...


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