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Automatic Enrolment (Offshore Employment) (Amendment) Order 2020 - Motion to Consider (19 May 2020)
Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth: ...introducing these instruments, which I, like others, strongly support. I also welcome the government help that has been provided in relation to furloughed employees, as announced by the Chancellor, Rishi Sunak. It is a great help at this time. The instruments refer to “seafarers”. There is more than a whiff of Joseph Conrad about that. Although it is a rather old-fashioned term, this...
Immigration and Social Security Co-ordination (EU Withdrawal) Bill (18 May 2020)
...Smith Amanda Solloway Ben Spencer Mark Spencer Alexander Stafford Andrew Stephenson Jane Stevenson John Stevenson Bob Stewart Iain Stewart Gary Streeter Mel Stride Graham Stuart Julian Sturdy Rishi Sunak James Sunderland Desmond Swayne Robert Syms Maggie Throup Edward Timpson Kelly Tolhurst Justin Tomlinson Michael Tomlinson Craig Tracey Anne-Marie Trevelyan Laura Trott Elizabeth Truss...
Treasury: Self-employment Income Support Scheme (18 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: The self-employment support scheme opened last week ahead of schedule and provides support worth up to £7,500 to millions of individuals. I am pleased to tell the House that, at the end of yesterday, there had been more than 2 million claims, with grants worth £6 billion in total being claimed for. Those people will have the money in their bank accounts within six working days of their...
Treasury: Covid-19: Economic Support (18 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: Our plan to support businesses and individuals is one of the most comprehensive in the world. We have provided tens of billions of pounds in cash grants, tax cuts and discounted loans for businesses; deferred taxes for those who are self-employed, employed and in business; a world-leading job retention scheme to keep as many people in employment as possible; income protection for the...
Treasury: Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (18 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: As I announced last week, the coronavirus job retention scheme has been extended by four months until the end of October.
Private International Law (Implementation of Agreements) Bill [HL] - Virtual Committee: Amendment 14 (13 May 2020)
Lord Adonis: ...that on what was, I think, the third vote it held—after its Members had had an opportunity to get to know the system—there were 22 Tory rebels, including the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, who accidentally voted the wrong way. The Deputy Speaker, Eleanor Laing, pointed out that some MPs are struggling with the new electronic voting system but, she added, there was no need to...
Remote Division Result: Agriculture Bill (Third Reading) (13 May 2020)
...Smith Amanda Solloway Ben Spencer Mark Spencer Alexander Stafford Andrew Stephenson Jane Stevenson John Stevenson Bob Stewart Iain Stewart Gary Streeter Mel Stride Graham Stuart Julian Sturdy Rishi Sunak James Sunderland Desmond Swayne Robert Syms Derek Thomas Maggie Throup Edward Timpson Kelly Tolhurst Justin Tomlinson Michael Tomlinson Craig Tracey Anne-Marie Trevelyan Laura Trott...
Remote Division Result: Amendment 39 (13 May 2020)
...Smith Amanda Solloway Ben Spencer Mark Spencer Alexander Stafford Andrew Stephenson Jane Stevenson John Stevenson Bob Stewart Iain Stewart Gary Streeter Mel Stride Graham Stuart Julian Sturdy Rishi Sunak James Sunderland Desmond Swayne Robert Syms Derek Thomas Maggie Throup Edward Timpson Kelly Tolhurst Justin Tomlinson Michael Tomlinson Craig Tracey Anne-Marie Trevelyan Laura Trott...
Remote Division result: New Clause 2 (13 May 2020)
...Simmonds Andrew Slaughter Alyn Smith Cat Smith Jeff Smith Nick Smith Karin Smyth Alex Sobel John Spellar Keir Starmer Jo Stevens Jamie Stone Gary Streeter Wes Streeting Julian Sturdy Zarah Sultana Rishi Sunak Mark Tami Sam Tarry Alison Thewliss Nick Thomas-Symonds Owen Thompson Richard Thomson Emily Thornberry Stephen Timms Jon Trickett Karl Turner Derek Twigg Liz Twist Valerie Vaz Theresa...
Remote Division Result: New Clause 7 (13 May 2020)
...Julian Smith Royston Smith Ben Spencer Mark Spencer Alexander Stafford Andrew Stephenson Jane Stevenson John Stevenson Bob Stewart Iain Stewart Gary Streeter Mel Stride Graham Stuart Julian Sturdy Rishi Sunak James Sunderland Desmond Swayne Robert Syms Derek Thomas Maggie Throup Edward Timpson Kelly Tolhurst Justin Tomlinson Michael Tomlinson Craig Tracey Anne-Marie Trevelyan Laura Trott...
Remote Division: Covid-19 (12 May 2020)
...Amanda Solloway Ben Spencer Mark Spencer Alexander Stafford Andrew Stephenson Jane Stevenson John Stevenson Bob Stewart Iain Stewart Jamie Stone Gary Streeter Mel Stride Graham Stuart Julian Sturdy Rishi Sunak James Sunderland Desmond Swayne Robert Syms Derek Thomas Maggie Throup Edward Timpson Kelly Tolhurst Justin Tomlinson Michael Tomlinson Craig Tracey Anne-Marie Trevelyan Laura Trott...
Northern Ireland Assembly: Ministerial Statement: Coronavirus: Executive Approach to Decision-making (12 May 2020)
Matthew O'Toole: My brief supplementary is about the financial aspect of this. The First Minister talked about the furlough scheme. While we have been here debating, Rishi Sunak has announced that there will be some form of extension of the furlough scheme until October. That, I am sure, is welcome, but we need to see much more detail from the Treasury on what that means. Will the First Minister and deputy...
Covid-19: Economic Package (12 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: Thank you, Mr Speaker, for your warm wishes. This Government’s plan is one of the most comprehensive anywhere in the world. We have provided billions of pounds of cash grants, tax cuts and loans for over 1 million businesses, tens of billions of pounds of deferred taxes, income protection for millions of the self-employed, and a strengthened safety net to protect millions of our most...
Written Ministerial Statements — Treasury: Economy Update (12 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: The Government’s economic plan is one of the most comprehensive in the world. We have provided:Billions of pounds of grants and loans for businessesTens of billions of pounds of deferred taxesIncome protection for millions of the self-employedAnd a strengthened safety net to protect millions of the most vulnerable people. These schemes speak to my and this Conservative government’s...
Written Ministerial Statements — Treasury: IMF Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust (12 May 2020)
Rishi Sunak: The Government have today augmented the UK’s 2010 agreement to lend to the International Monetary Fund’s Poverty Reduction and Growth Trust by a total of 2 billion Special Drawing Rights (approximately £2.2 billion) to support economic recovery and response to COVID-19 in the most vulnerable countries. This takes the total UK agreement to up to 4 billion Special Drawing Rights...
Defence: Covid-19: Support for Veterans (12 May 2020)
Lindsay Hoyle: Excellent. We now come to the urgent question. I call the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rishi Sunak, and wish him a happy 40th birthday. He should speak for no more than three minutes.
Scottish Parliament: Suppressing Covid: The Next Phase (12 May 2020)
Kenneth Gibson: ...we will almost certainly have to live with it eventually. When will the lockdown end? In reality, it will end when the UK Government ceases to make payments to furloughed workers. The chancellor, Rishi Sunak MP, has extended furlough payments to the end of October, which provides welcome breathing space. When it began, I thought that the lockdown might last 12 weeks, followed by a...
Written Answers — Treasury: Public Houses and Restaurants: Coronavirus (1 May 2020)
John Glen: ...’s social distancing instructions of 16 March would be treated the same as government-ordered closure for insurance purposes (https://www.gov.uk/government/speeches/chancellor-of-the-ex chequer-rishi-sunak-on-covid19-response). As long as all other terms of the policies are met, pubs and restaurants should therefore be able to make a claim for the period between 16 and 20 March. It is...
The Economy (27 Apr 2020)
Rishi Sunak: May I welcome the shadow Chancellor to her place, and thank her for the constructive dialogue that I have had with her over the past two or so weeks? Let me address her questions directly and swiftly. First, I turn to her question about the loan guarantee programme and the banks’ operational capacity. Obviously, this is something that the Economic Secretary and I, working with the banks,...
Written Answers — Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport: Culture: Coronavirus (26 Mar 2020)
Caroline Dinenage: ...policy measures. The Government has announced a number of measures to support the cultural sector as they handle the significant implications of the Covid-19 virus. In particular: The Chancellor Rishi Sunak has already announced a host of measures to help businesses in this period with £330bn worth of government backed and guaranteed loans to support businesses across the UK, including...