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Public Bill Committee: National Insurance Contributions Bill: Clause 5 ( 7 Dec 2010)

...Voting yes: Heidi Alexander, Lyn Brown, Stella Creasy, David Hanson, Kelvin Hopkins, Christopher Leslie, Gavin Shuker Voting no: David Gauke, Robert Goodwill, Matthew Hancock, Richard Harrington, Guy Opperman, Mel Stride, Martin Vickers, Stephen Williams

Public Bill Committee: National Insurance Contributions Bill: Clause 6 ( 7 Dec 2010)

...Alexander, Lyn Brown, Stella Creasy, David Hanson, Kelvin Hopkins, Christopher Leslie, Gavin Shuker Voting no: Gordon Birtwistle, David Gauke, Robert Goodwill, Matthew Hancock, Richard Harrington, Guy Opperman, Mel Stride, Martin Vickers

Vote on Account 2011-12 — Home Office: Police Funding ( 8 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: Does the right hon. Gentleman accept that savings would have to be made whichever party was in government? Will he give us a preliminary figure that he-personally or as the Chair of the Committee-would accept for the reduction in police budgets and numbers?

Written Answers — Justice: Prisons: Smoking (13 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice (1) how many prisons in the north-east are smoke-free; (2) whether any prison in the north-east has a smoke-free wing.

Written Answers — Justice: Prisons: Smoking (13 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what steps are being taken to ensure that individual prisons are smoke-free.

Written Answers — Home Department: Crime: Statistics (13 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what mechanisms are in place to ensure the accuracy of crime statistics.

Oral Answers to Questions — Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Courts Service Estate (14 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: I disclose my former profession as a barrister. Tynedale in Northumberland has almost 1,000 square miles without a court. The consultation used poor-quality figures and they were badly applied. If they are wrong, does the Minister accept that the claim is capable of judicial review?

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Vocational Education (20 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: What recent representations he has received on the objectives of vocational education; and if he will make a statement.

Health (21 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: Does my hon. Friend agree that it cannot be right that we have inherited a system under which approximately 300 of the 1,000 prisoners in my major local prison of Durham are on methadone? The reality is that either we give them drugs on a prescribed basis, or they will obtain drugs illegally. What does she think we should do about that?

General Matters (21 Dec 2010)

Guy Opperman: A business man from near Hexham has all his employees on winter tyres. He put the issue very simply to me; he said, "You wouldn't go out wearing flip-flops in winter. You would put on suitable footwear. Why do we not do the same with a car?"

Written Answers — Education: Schools: Standards (10 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Education what recent research he has evaluated on the transfer of responsibility for teaching standards from government to schools.

Written Answers — Education: Vocational Education (10 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Education what his policy is on the inclusion of (a) independence, (b) economic well-being and (c) emotional intelligence skills training in vocational qualifications.

Written Answers — Education: Vocational Education: Hexham (18 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Education what future provision he plans to make in respect of assistance with travel to vocational education in Hexham.

Written Answers — Cabinet Office: Public Bodies (19 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what objectives he set for his Department's review of public bodies.

Written Answers — Education: Vocational Education: Hexham (19 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: To ask the Secretary of State for Education whether he has received recent representations on the inclusion of a vocational component in the curriculum for 14 year olds in school in West Northumberland.

[Mr James Gray in the Chair] — Fuel Poverty (19 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: I am grateful for the opportunity to speak in this debate, which is timely and well-intentioned. Given the harsh weather conditions leading up to Christmas last year, fuel poverty has never been of such concern to the people of Hexham. I represent well over 1,000 square miles of rural Northumberland, and the subject is most important to my constituents. It is no exaggeration to say that many...

Backbench Business — [16th Allotted Day]: Horse Racing Levy (20 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: I must declare an interest at the outset as a jockey. I hold a category B amateur rider's licence. As hon. Members will see as I strain to do up my jacket, I have a bit of problem. I blame Gordon Brown and the last election for many things, but in particular it put a stone on my weight, such that the winners I rode in 2009 I could not necessarily ride today. I have ridden out for and helped a...

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Counter-terrorism Review (26 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: I remind the House that I had a former profession as a barrister for the Attorney-General. The Home Secretary has said that the curfew element of the control order will be replaced by-

Community Cohesion (26 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: I thank you, Mrs Main, and the hon. Member for Sedgefield (Phil Wilson) for giving me the opportunity to speak in this important debate. We all accept that community cohesion is a wide-ranging notion. We all want to live in a community where we feel safe from crime, where we give our children a good education and where everyone comes together at times of need to help those who need help...

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport: Low-emission Vehicles (27 Jan 2011)

Guy Opperman: What steps he is taking to encourage the take-up of low-emission vehicles.

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