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Written Answers — Prime Minister: Brexit (20 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: I refer the hon. Member to the answer given by the Minister of State for the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, my hon. Friend the Member for Camborne and Redruth (Mr Eustice) on 10 July 2017, UIN 2642.
Universal Credit Roll-Out (18 Oct 2017)
Hugh Gaffney: ...to get justice for workers. On Monday, a children’s choir travelled down from my constituency—500 miles—to come to Parliament and to see the play “Wicked”. I said, “When are you meeting Theresa May?” [Laughter.] They did see the play, but they came to Parliament and this lovely choir sang their hearts out for us. However, the point is that they are...
Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (18 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: I am sure that Members throughout the whole House will wish to join me in marking Anti-Slavery Day. Slavery is an abhorrent crime and I am determined to bring it to an end. This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. In addition to my duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.
New Southgate Cemetery Bill [Lords] (17 Oct 2017)
Christopher Chope: I thank my right hon. Friend the Member for Chipping Barnet (Theresa Villiers) for her very full introduction to this Third Reading debate. I objected to the Third Reading going through on the nod because I thought it important that the undertakings given in Committee were recorded in this Chamber so that everybody could look back and see the nature of those undertakings. I echo my right...
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Balfour Declaration: Anniversaries (17 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: During my discussion with Prime Minister Netanyahu on 9 October we discussed his forthcoming visit to the UK on the anniversary of the Balfour centenary. We are proud of the role we played in the creation of Israel, and will mark the centenary with pride and respect.
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Prime Minister: Malawi (17 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: For security reasons, my engagements are announced as and when appropriate.
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Brexit (17 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: I refer the hon. member to the answers I gave, on 9 October, to him, the right hon. member for Wolverhampton South East (Mr McFadden), Official Report, column 52, the hon. member for Bishop Auckland (Mrs Goodman), Official Report, column 60, the hon. member for Hampstead and Kilburn (Mrs Siddiq), Official Report, column 62 and the right hon. member for Exeter (Mr Bradshaw), Official Report,...
Written Answers — Department for Communities and Local Government: National Holocaust Memorial Centre and Learning Service (16 Oct 2017)
Marcus Jones: ...locate the Learning Centre in Victoria Tower Gardens, fulfilling the recommendation of the Prime Minister’s Holocaust Commission for the Memorial and Learning Centre to be co-located. Prime Minister Theresa May announced at Prime Minister’s Questions on 14 September 2016 the launch of an international design competition which invited design teams from around the world to...
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Raif Badawi (16 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: I have nothing further to add to the answer I gave previously.
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Prime Minister: Government Chief Scientific Adviser (13 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: I have regular meetings with ministerial colleagues, officials and others.
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Prime Minister: Cyprus (13 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: President Anastasiades and I saw each other in New York on 19 September in the margins of the UN General Assembly. We also had a bilateral meeting on 23 June in the margins of the European Council. We discussed bilateral relations, the Cyprus settlement negotiations and the UK’s departure from the EU. For security reasons, my engagements are announced as and when appropriate.
Housing: Availability and Affordability - Motion to Take Note (12 Oct 2017)
Baroness Grender: ...to accept that affordable housing, whether for rent or ownership, is beyond their reach. The announcement was, as the noble Lord, Lord Best, said, a welcome step, but as the Resolution Foundation said at the time: “If Theresa May wants to lead the way on facing up to our housing challenge she will need to ensure building happens on a scale we haven’t seen for a generation, with...
Finance Bill: Review of changes to chargeability of trading profits to corporation tax at Northern Ireland rate (11 Oct 2017)
...Lewis Julian Lewis David Lidington Emma Little Pengelly Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Anne Milton Andrew Mitchell...
Finance Bill: Termination payments etc: amounts chargeable on employment income (11 Oct 2017)
...Lewis Julian Lewis David Lidington Emma Little Pengelly Julia Lopez Jack Lopresti Jonathan Lord Tim Loughton Craig Mackinlay Rachel Maclean Anne Main Alan Mak Kit Malthouse Scott Mann Paul Masterton Theresa May Paul Maynard Patrick McLoughlin Stephen McPartland Esther McVey Mark Menzies Johnny Mercer Stephen Metcalfe Maria Miller Amanda Milling Nigel Mills Anne Milton Andrew Mitchell...
Iran: Human Rights — [Ms Karen Buck in the Chair] (11 Oct 2017)
Clive Lewis: I, too, would like to thank the right hon. Member for Chipping Barnet (Theresa Villiers) for securing this debate. It was quite shocking to listen to the seemingly inexhaustible list of human rights abuses by Iranian authorities. It was quite numbing to hear them all. I think it is right that we focus on human rights, as that issue has been a central thrust of my very short parliamentary...
Written Answers — Prime Minister: Raif Badawi (11 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: This Government stands up for and strongly supports the freedom of expression. We remain concerned about the case of Raif Badawi and we continue to raise it at a very senior level.
Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (11 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: This morning I had meetings with ministerial colleagues and others. In addition to my duties in this House, I shall have further such meetings later today.
Devolution (Constitution Committee Reports) - Motion to Take Note (Continued) (9 Oct 2017)
Lord Bruce of Bennachie: ...campaign to gather the anti-independence referendum forces behind its banner. I am not decrying that as a political expedient—and it worked. But it was certainly not an endorsement of the Brexit shambles now being stumbled through by Mrs May’s Government. I doubt if it was even support for the more attractive brand of social Conservatism espoused and promoted by Ruth Davidson....
Uk Plans for Leaving the EU (9 Oct 2017)
Theresa May: The right hon. Gentleman talks about what has happened over the last 15 months. Well, I will tell him what has happened: this Government have triggered article 50 and are negotiating the leaving of the European Union. We are negotiating the practical details that need to be in place to ensure that we, first of all, get the best possible deal for the UK and that, secondly, we get a deal where...
Scottish Parliament: Universal Credit (Roll-out) (5 Oct 2017)
Alex Rowley: ...cuts to employment and support allowance are affecting nearly 300 people in Scotland who are living with cancer. Let me be clear: these are cruel Tory cuts that make a mockery of the claim made by Theresa May and, indeed, Ruth Davidson that the Tories want to build a country that works for everyone. Labour will fight these cuts at Westminster, but can we protect people now? Reversing cuts...