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Infected Blood Inquiry ( 2 Jul 2018)

Huw Merriman: On behalf of my constituents who have been affected by this most horrendous situation, may I welcome the update that the Secretary of State has given? With regard to their ability to be able to propose experts and to put forward questions to expert groups, how will that opportunity be cascaded so that no one misses out?

Estimates Day: Department for Education ( 3 Jul 2018)

Huw Merriman: rose—

Business of the House ( 5 Jul 2018)

Huw Merriman: On a point of order, Mr Speaker.

Health and Social Care: Topical Questions (24 Jul 2018)

Huw Merriman: Will the Secretary of State come down to East Sussex to view the Better Together partnership, which puts health and social care together?

Counter-Terrorism and Border Security Bill: Entering or remaining in a designated area (11 Sep 2018)

Huw Merriman: To continue on that theme, does my hon. Friend agree that the security elements of the White Paper on the future relationship will be essential in guarding our borders because they will ensure that we continue to work very closely with our European Union neighbours to tackle this as 28 countries, rather than just one?

Agriculture Bill (10 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: Does my hon. Friend share my concern that financiers from the City, rather than new entrants, may purchase that land? That is an issue that I see in East Sussex, where the possibility is that we may lose farming altogether.

Universal Credit (16 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: Will the Minister give all the work coaches a big pat on the back? They will be disappointed as they listen to this type of spectacle, but they work incredibly hard to turn people’s lives around.

Collective Defined Contribution Pension Schemes (17 Oct 2018)

John Bercow: Order. The hon. Member for Bexhill and Battle (Huw Merriman) was not seeking to contribute on this matter, was he?

Universal Credit (17 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: rose—

Breast Cancer — [Steve McCabe in the Chair] (18 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: I am incredibly impressed by what the Minister has said so far. Will he keep an open mind on the age limits for screening—particularly the entry age? I know that it has been reduced, but will he keep an open mind on reducing it further?

Health and Social Care: Topical Questions (23 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: If he will make a statement on his departmental responsibilities.

Civil Liability Bill [Lords]: Damages for whiplash injuries (23 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: I lack my right hon. Friend’s longevity in this place to make such historical references, but it would strike anyone as common sense to look after the bulk of our constituents—our voters—by making sure they have more money in their pocket. We should all subscribe to that.

Oral Answers to Questions — Northern Ireland: Devolved Government (31 Oct 2018)

Huw Merriman: What progress has been made on restoring devolved government in Northern Ireland.

Police Pension Liabilities ( 6 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: With Sussex police having welcomed 150 extra staff at the end of October, funded by council tax increases, will my right hon. Friend work with me and Katy Bourne to ensure that the police force has all the resources at its disposal to carry on increasing police numbers?

EU Withdrawal Agreement: Legal Advice: Education Funding (13 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: I appreciate what the hon. Lady is saying, but she is pointing towards giving schools a lot more funding. How much more would she put in and how would it be funded in terms of parents of pupils paying greater taxes? Surely we should be transparent. Everyone should know.

Ebola Response Update (20 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: World Health Organisation officials had to leave following an attack on a hotel in the Congo. Does the Minister anticipate more UN peacekeepers being in place to help officials stay in post?

Stalking Protection Bill: Applications for orders (23 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: Obviously, there is a money resolution to carry through the Bill, but I am talking about an ongoing money resolution, as it were, to make sure that the police have the resources to deliver it.

Voter Registration Bill (23 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: My hon. Friend says that he is not aware of anybody being charged. In fact, five people were charged—one was convicted and given a fine; two had no further action taken against them; and the cases against the other two are, I believe, still outstanding.

Offensive Weapons Bill: Offence of threatening with an offensive weapon etc in a private place (28 Nov 2018)

Huw Merriman: Of course, we are all entitled to our point of view.

Oral Answers to Questions — Justice: Topical Questions (18 Dec 2018)

Huw Merriman: Citing reputational reasons, one of my local authority employers failed to keep on a member of staff after a probation period because of a spent conviction that was known about. Would public sector employers not get a better reputation if they helped to turn people’s lives around when they want to put something back into society?


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