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Business of the House (21 Mar 2024)

Lucy Powell: ...until after Easter. If it is such an emergency, why has the Leader of the House yet again delayed programming this legislation? She delayed Committee stage over Christmas because of disquiet among Conservative Members, and now she has pushed back further Lords amendments until after Easter. I know the Leader of the House will want to blame the Lords, but it is her timetable and it keeps...

Transport: Bus Services: England (21 Mar 2024)

Fabian Hamilton: Our bus services in Leeds have been unreliable for years, and yet the Leeds City Council Conservative group wanted more of the same and hoped the problem would just go away. Will the Minister join me in congratulating Labour’s West Yorkshire Mayor, Tracy Brabin, on taking the significant decision to bring our buses back into public control, so they can once again be run for people and not...

Transport: Rail Services (21 Mar 2024)

Alec Shelbrooke: ...had only a footbridge, which restricted access for so many people. Will my hon. Friend join me in welcoming the construction taking place on the Access for All bridge in Garforth? It shows that Conservative MPs working with Conservative Governments improve rail services for all constituents.

Transport: Transport Connectivity: North of England Cities (21 Mar 2024)

Mark Harper: ...phase of HS2. Labour cannot give a straight answer on that question, and it has not committed to spending that £8.3 billion at all. Drivers know that they will only get that investment with a Conservative Government.

Scottish Parliament: Spring Budget (Barnett Consequentials) (21 Mar 2024)

Keith Brown: Does the Deputy First Minister agree that it is also a fact that, whether we have a Labour Government or a Conservative Government, we will have at least five more years of austerity? The Institute for Fiscal Studies has outlined that the UK Government’s spending plans amount to a real-terms cut to net public sector investment of £18 billion between 2024-25 and 2028-29. Will the Deputy...

Scottish Parliament: Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 (21 Mar 2024)

Douglas Ross: ....] Presiding Officer, I remind members that my wife is a serving officer with Police Scotland. The Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 will come into effect from 1 April. Scottish Conservatives voted against that law and still oppose it as presenting a serious risk to free speech. However, in just 11 days’ time, the police will have to enforce it. David Kennedy, the general...

Scottish Parliament: Paediatric Waiting Times (Delays) (21 Mar 2024)

Humza Yousaf: ...been improvements and that we are moving in the right direction. What makes the recovery of the national health service far more difficult is the fact that we are receiving budget cuts from the Conservatives of £500 million over two years and of £1.3 billion in capital funding. Of course, we are investing in our NHS despite those cuts. It would be helpful to know from Anas Sarwar...

Scottish Parliament: Hate Crime and Public Order (Scotland) Act 2021 (21 Mar 2024)

The First Minister: I am not sure why the Conservatives were shouting down Mr McKee when he was asking his question. It is a legitimate point that, when any marketing or awareness campaigns are done, it is exceptionally important that there is no stigmatisation of any communities whatsoever. Let us stick to the evidence and the facts about who are the victims and, indeed, the perpetrators of...

Scottish Parliament: Audiology Assessment (NHS Grampian) (21 Mar 2024)

...-terms increase of almost 3 per cent, and NHS Grampian will have a £46.6 million increase in investment. That is a decision that this Government has been proud to take. In stark contrast to the Conservatives in England, we are investing in our NHS at a time when they are choosing tax cuts for the wealthy over investment in public services.

Scottish Parliament: GP Surgery Closures (Highlands and Islands) (21 Mar 2024)

Douglas Ross: ...Scot newspaper, who is here to report on not just the debate but the meetings that the group has had with Scottish Labour and the Scottish National Party. They will meet members of the Scottish Conservatives after the debate. The group, along with fellow campaigners and residents, have been strong, passionate and determined voices calling for healthcare facilities to return to their...

Scottish Parliament: Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill: Stage 3 (21 Mar 2024)

Rachael Hamilton: I am pleased to speak to the Wildlife Management and Muirburn (Scotland) Bill at stage 3 on behalf of the Scottish Conservatives. I take the opportunity to thank all stakeholders who provided evidence on what is a very complex and intricate piece of draft legislation. I also thank Marina Sinclair-Chin and Lucy Scharbert from the Scottish Parliament bills team for their extreme patience and...

Transport: Bus Services: England (21 Mar 2024)

Fabian Hamilton: Our bus services in Leeds have been unreliable for years, and yet the Leeds City Council Conservative group wanted more of the same and hoped the problem would just go away. Will the Minister join me in congratulating Labour’s West Yorkshire Mayor, Tracy Brabin, on taking the significant decision to bring our buses back into public control, so they can once again be run for people and not...

Transport: Rail Services (21 Mar 2024)

Alec Shelbrooke: ...had only a footbridge, which restricted access for so many people. Will my hon. Friend join me in welcoming the construction taking place on the Access for All bridge in Garforth? It shows that Conservative MPs working with Conservative Governments improve rail services for all constituents.

Transport: Transport Connectivity: North of England Cities (21 Mar 2024)

Mark Harper: ...phase of HS2. Labour cannot give a straight answer on that question, and it has not committed to spending that £8.3 billion at all. Drivers know that they will only get that investment with a Conservative Government.

Transport: Bus Services: England (21 Mar 2024)

Fabian Hamilton: Our bus services in Leeds have been unreliable for years, and yet the Leeds City Council Conservative group wanted more of the same and hoped the problem would just go away. Will the Minister join me in congratulating Labour’s West Yorkshire Mayor, Tracy Brabin, on taking the significant decision to bring our buses back into public control, so they can once again be run for people and not...

Transport: Rail Services (21 Mar 2024)

Alec Shelbrooke: ...had only a footbridge, which restricted access for so many people. Will my hon. Friend join me in welcoming the construction taking place on the Access for All bridge in Garforth? It shows that Conservative MPs working with Conservative Governments improve rail services for all constituents.

Transport: Transport Connectivity: North of England Cities (21 Mar 2024)

Mark Harper: ...phase of HS2. Labour cannot give a straight answer on that question, and it has not committed to spending that £8.3 billion at all. Drivers know that they will only get that investment with a Conservative Government.

Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill - Committee (1st Day): Amendment 8 (20 Mar 2024)

Lord Mann: ...Second Reading as the most unsuccessful political campaign in my lifetime, and that was partly why I used that language. My amendment gets to the nub of the issue—what the problem that led to the Conservative Party’s manifesto commitment at the last election for a BDS Bill is actually about. The fundamental issue and problem that has been raised consistently is attempts at academic...

Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill - Committee (1st Day): Amendment 1 (20 Mar 2024)

Lord Wallace of Saltaire: ...a very uneasy label and not the sort of thing that ought to appear in legislation. I believed that I lived in a liberal democracy in which government’s reach was limited and free speech, as Conservative Peers are always telling us, is entrenched, and one is allowed to dissent. This appears to be extending the reach of government. I appreciate that this is a DLUHC Bill that is aimed...

Safety of Rwanda (Asylum and Immigration) Bill - Commons Reasons: Motion E1 (as an amendment to Motion E) (20 Mar 2024)

Lord Coaker: ...it themselves? The only defence they have is to turn around and blame us for blocking it, when we have said all along that we will not block it. I ask again because I need to know the answer, since Conservative Members keep asking me and I say, “Well, ask your own Front Bench”—mind you, those here will not know the answer either. Somewhere along the line, there is a serious point to...


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