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Queen’s Speech - Debate (6th Day) (22 Oct 2019)
Lord Watson of Invergowrie: ...assumed the premiership with a promise to return to Brussels and open discussions on the withdrawal agreement. It took some degree of skill to negotiate an even worse deal than that concluded by Theresa May, but he has done precisely that. The Minister said in her opening remarks that the Queen’s Speech would deliver EU exit. Well, we shall see. This phantom Queen’s Speech had nothing...
European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill (22 Oct 2019)
...-Grainger David Lidington Stephen Lloyd Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse John Mann Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Huw Merriman Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Anne Milton Andrew...
European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill (PROGRAMME) (22 Oct 2019)
...Lewis Ian Liddell-Grainger David Lidington Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse John Mann Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Huw Merriman Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Andrew Mitchell Damien...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (5th Day) (Continued) (21 Oct 2019)
Lord Green of Deddington: ...will remember that just part of the clean-up operation took several years and involved the closure of nearly 1,000 bogus colleges—this was an extraordinary degree of incompetence. Noble Lords may also have noted the remarks made by Mrs Theresa May in the other place last week, when she urged the new Home Secretary to look carefully at the lessons that have been learned about points-based...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (5th Day) (Continued) (21 Oct 2019)
Lord Green of Deddington: ...will remember that just part of the clean-up operation took several years and involved the closure of nearly 1,000 bogus colleges—this was an extraordinary degree of incompetence. Noble Lords may also have noted the remarks made by Mrs Theresa May in the other place last week, when she urged the new Home Secretary to look carefully at the lessons that have been learned about points-based...
Brexit: Preparations - Statement (21 Oct 2019)
Baroness Smith of Newnham: ...Minister. The idea that somehow the House of Commons could have, on Saturday, ensured leaving on time is an interesting concept. I understood leaving on time to mean leaving by 29 March 2019. Theresa May, as Prime Minister, said 109 times that we were leaving on 29 March. The idea that, on Saturday, MPs somehow prevented us leaving on time is a little misleading. If we are to leave the...
Brexit: Preparations - Statement (21 Oct 2019)
Baroness Smith of Newnham: ...Minister. The idea that somehow the House of Commons could have, on Saturday, ensured leaving on time is an interesting concept. I understood leaving on time to mean leaving by 29 March 2019. Theresa May, as Prime Minister, said 109 times that we were leaving on 29 March. The idea that, on Saturday, MPs somehow prevented us leaving on time is a little misleading. If we are to leave the...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (5th Day) (21 Oct 2019)
Lord Shipley: .... Some extra money was put into reducing homelessness over the summer, but it was insufficient. As the noble Lord, Lord Best, reminded us, at the Housing 2019 conference, the then Prime Minister, Theresa May, said that social housing has been a, “victim of the single-minded drive for home ownership”. She was right, but the big new idea of the current Housing Secretary seems to be to...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (5th Day) (21 Oct 2019)
Lord Shipley: .... Some extra money was put into reducing homelessness over the summer, but it was insufficient. As the noble Lord, Lord Best, reminded us, at the Housing 2019 conference, the then Prime Minister, Theresa May, said that social housing has been a, “victim of the single-minded drive for home ownership”. She was right, but the big new idea of the current Housing Secretary seems to be to...
European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill and Extension Letter (21 Oct 2019)
Theresa May: Both.
European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) Bill and Extension Letter (21 Oct 2019)
Theresa May: Both.
Brexit - Motion to Take Note (19 Oct 2019)
Baroness Bull: ...learned Lord, Lord Judge, counselled—listened as well as heard. As a former professional dancer, I feel obliged to try to help the noble Lord, Lord Lansley, with his dance analogy, but I fear it may not be possible, without three legs, to do one step forward and two sideways without some element of double-crossing. In our first take-note debate I gave my version of a speech, echoed by...
Prime Minister’s Statement: European Union (Withdrawal) Acts (19 Oct 2019)
...Lewis Ian Liddell-Grainger David Lidington Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse John Mann Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Huw Merriman Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Andrew Mitchell Damien...
Prime Minister’s Statement (19 Oct 2019)
Ian Blackford: May I join you, Mr Speaker, in thanking all the staff who have made today’s sitting possible? I also thank the Prime Minister for advance sight of his statement. Northern Ireland, 13: Scotland, zero—those are the number of references to Northern Ireland and to Scotland in the Prime Minister’s statement. There was not one reference to Scotland. The Prime Minister has returned from...
Queen’s Speech - Debate (4th Day) (17 Oct 2019)
Baroness Mallalieu: ...priorities. I have a wish list for the Minister when he comes to reply. I have often heard him say when asked a difficult question, “That’s beyond my pay grade”, and I suspect that he may say that to some of the questions I ask him. However, I have a number of red lines, some of which are very personal and some of which have been touched on by others in this debate. First, any future...
Business of the House (Saturday 19 October) (17 Oct 2019)
...Brandon Lewis Julian Lewis David Lidington Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse John Mann Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Huw Merriman Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Damien Moore Penny...
Debate on the Address: Public Services (16 Oct 2019)
Theresa May: I have listened very carefully to what the right hon. Lady has been saying about consequences. If that is what she believes, perhaps she could explain why in 2015-16, when Conservatives in government were protecting police budgets, the Labour party’s position was that police budgets could be cut by 5% to 10%.
Queen’s Speech - Debate (2nd Day) (15 Oct 2019)
Lord Ricketts: ...-deal crash-out—but, equally, we should be absolutely clear that what is on offer, as we understand it from what has come out of the negotiations, is a harder Brexit overall than was proposed by Theresa May’s Government. Given that the level playing field provisions—the regulatory and customs provisions—seem to be on their way out, the destination is then a Canada-minus agreement,...
Delegated Legislation: Exiting the European Union (Air Quality) (15 Oct 2019)
...Lefroy Edward Leigh Andrew Lewer Brandon Lewis Julian Lewis David Lidington Emma Little Pengelly Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Huw Merriman Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Anne Milton Andrew...
Scottish Parliament: Northern Ireland (Impact of Relationship with the European Union) (9 Oct 2019)
Michael Russell: .... Any form of Brexit will be damaging to Scotland, and it is now clear that the UK Government favours a much more distant long-term relationship with the EU even than that which was envisaged by Theresa May. That will have a very damaging impact on Scotland and the Scottish economy.