People matching mone

Mr Ernle Money

Former MP for Ipswich (18 Jun 1970 – 20 Sep 1974)

Mr Leo Money

Former MP for Northamptonshire Eastern (12 Jan 1906 – 25 Nov 1918)

Mr William Money

Former MP for Mitchell (8 Jul 1816 – 6 Apr 1826)

Lord Rose of Monewden

Conservative Peer (30 Oct 2014 – current)

Baroness Mone

Conservative Peer (15 Oct 2015 – current)

Baroness Finn

Conservative Peer (30 Nov 2015 – current)


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Cabinet Office: Covid-19: Procurement Fraud (29 Feb 2024)

Jon Ashworth: We have not just had the infamous Baroness Mone scandal; at the time, there were reports of a hedge fund in Mauritius that got a £250 million contract for face masks that could not be used and a jeweller in Florida that got a multimillion-pound contract for gowns that could not be used. The Government had to incinerate billions of pounds-worth of faulty personal protective equipment. That is...

Cabinet Office: Topical Questions (29 Feb 2024)

Pat McFadden: Baroness Mone and her husband made a £60 million profit on a £200 million contract for personal protective equipment, much of which the NHS deemed unusable. The couple, reportedly, have had £75 million of assets frozen, but they also have a horse running in Britain’s favourite horserace, the grand national. That is not racing’s fault, but would it not be a grand national disgrace if...

Infrastructure Procurement (19 Feb 2024)

Alan Brown: ...projects. The overspend on the ferries in Scotland suddenly becomes loose change down the back of the couch in comparison. Indeed, the overspend in capital costs of the ferries is equivalent to the money given to PPE Medpro, for which Baroness Mone received a healthy £20 million dividend. Indeed, it was the UK Government who awarded a ferry contract to a company with no ferries for £33...

Scottish Parliament: European Union (30 Jan 2024)

Jamie Hepburn: ...far represents 0.00025 per cent of the Scottish Government budget, which is perhaps not quite as much as Jeremy Balfour thinks, and it is an awful lot less than was wasted in the morass of Michelle Mone procuring personal protective equipment, when hundreds of millions of pounds was spent by the UK Government.

Teesworks Joint Venture (29 Jan 2024)

Matt Western: ...how complex it is. As I see it, Teesworks reported a turnover of £143 million, on which it made a £50 million profit—a 35% return. The only similar return I have seen recently was Baroness Mone’s, for her personal protective equipment. Given the scale of what I think is a scandal and many view as a scandal, the public expect the NAO to undertake an independent report. I admire the...

Business of the House (18 Jan 2024)

Deidre Brock: ...place, however, we have the Westminster joke of the other place, with its 860 or so ermine-clad peers but one notable absentee. The right hon. Lady’s Scottish Tory friend and colleague Baroness Mone is currently not a sitting Member, because she has taken leave of absence by her own choice. It is being reported in the Daily Record that Baroness Mone claims she is still a Conservative as...

Cabinet Office: Honours System (18 Jan 2024)

Nick Thomas-Symonds: The right hon. Lady has just spoken about the integrity of the honours system, but the Government have failed to be transparent around the interests of Baroness Mone in the PPE Medpro contracts, where over £200 million was wasted. We have no answer from the Government as to why the links were not made public at the time; no answer as to why a Government Minister did not correct the wrong...

Scottish Parliament: Scottish Government Independence Publications (Lessons from Parliaments with Unelected Members) (10 Jan 2024)

Alasdair Allan: Does the minister agree that, following Baroness Mone’s disastrous television interview last month, the lesson that no Parliament, if it wishes to be accountable in any way whatsoever to the electorate, should have an unelected house has once more clearly—if rather painfully—been made?

Scottish Parliament: Scottish Land Commission (Appointment of Chair and Commissioners) (21 Dec 2023)

Keith Brown: Just so that we are clear about the acme of good practice in making appointments, what does the member think of the appointment of people such as Michelle Mone to the House of Lords?

Treasury: Topical Questions (19 Dec 2023)

Darren Jones: ...of Members from across the House for his lifetime of public service. The public have a right to know why so many billions of pounds of their taxes have been wasted by this Government. Baroness Mone has claimed today that Conservative Ministers knew about her personal connections to the company PPE Medpro from the very beginning. So why did the Government not correct the record when a...

Cabinet Office: Topical Questions (23 Nov 2023)

David Linden: Does the Deputy Prime Minister think it is acceptable that Baroness Michelle Mone has more ability to scrutinise the Foreign Secretary than Members of this House?

Business of the House ( 9 Nov 2023)

Peter Grant: This week, after three years of threatening journalists at The Guardian and elsewhere with legal action, wealthy business tycoons Douglas Barrowman and Michelle Mone finally admitted that they are indeed behind the dodgy covid company PPE Medpro Ltd. The Government have repeatedly promised to outlaw the practice of dodgy lawyers and dodgy clients using the threat of legal action to prevent...

King’s Speech - Debate (2nd Day) ( 8 Nov 2023)

Baroness Miller of Chilthorne Domer: ...in by the Conservative Government to fast-track cronies’ access to massive lucrative contracts. I believe that the National Crime Agency is still vigorously pursuing the noble Baroness, Lady Mone, and her husband. The noble Lord, Lord Strathclyde, spoke earlier about the fact that we should tighten up a lot of the House’s rules and clean up our act; I thoroughly agreed with that part...

Financial Services and Markets Bill: Clause 25 - Regulatory principles: Net Zero emissions target (26 Jun 2023)

Peter Grant: I think that both that intervention and the muttering from a sedentary position on the Treasury Bench give an indication of just how seriously this Government take money laundering. Perhaps we can all speculate as to the reasons why. We are not against the idea that any regulation should be applied proportionately, but it is too sweeping a generalisation to say that, because of someone’s...

Strikes (Minimum Service Levels) Bill: Schedule - Minimum service levels for certain strikes (21 Jun 2023)

Alan Brown: ...can stuff the place with their cronies and donors, the issue with cronies and donors is that they cannot be bothered to turn up, do their work and vote accordingly, as in the case of Baroness Mone, who is absent after pocketing millions of pounds for selling dodgy personal protective equipment to the NHS. On the Lords as an institution, we have a perfect illustration of the Labour...

Cost of Living Committee (14 Jun 2023)

David Linden: ...and Bute (Brendan O’Hara). As the junior deputy assistant viceroy was chuntering from a sedentary position about crackpots and a few hundred thousand pounds, I was reminded of Baroness Michelle Mone in the other place, who I am sure he would probably think is great value for money. However, this is a serious motion for a serious issue. Given that the cost of living remains by far—by a...

Procurement Bill [Lords]: New Clause 15 - Record-keeping (13 Jun 2023)

Sarah Olney: ..., and showed what can happen when Ministers are awarded too much power, and face too little scrutiny. It is vital that safeguards are in place to ensure that billions of pounds of taxpayers’ money does not go to waste. Amendment 1, which is in my name, seeks to prevent the use of VIP lanes in the procurement of public contracts. The bypassing of the usual procurement rules via VIP lanes...

Cost of Living (16 May 2023)

Mhairi Black: ...that billions went to companies that had no prior medical experience. In fact, just down the corridor—I say “down the corridor”, but no one has seen her in a long time—we have Baroness Mone, who I think was last spotted on a yacht somewhere, so I think she is doing fine. She appears to have made a profit of nearly £30 million from personal protective equipment after she helped a...

Scottish Parliament: Covid-19 Vaccination Programme (16 May 2023)

Christine Grahame: ..., and what of the some £4 billion-worth of unusable PPE that was bought in the first year and had to be incinerated? Who can forget the scandal in which a company that was associated with Michelle Mone, who had previously been elevated to the House of Lords, was awarded a PPE contract worth more than £100 million, which shocked even Rishi Sunak? Let us put some context around how the UK...

Prime Minister: Engagements (19 Apr 2023)

Stephen Flynn: ...most in need. The Prime Minister has been fined by the polis not once but twice, they take donations from Russian-backed donors and they have stuffed the House of Lords with people like Baroness Mone. But let us be clear: what we are talking about is the fact that the leader of the Scottish Conservatives believes that the people of Scotland should return Labour party Members of Parliament...


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