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Opposition Day — [1st allotted day]: Housing (10 Jun 2015)

Scott Mann: I welcome the fact that 217,000 affordable new homes were delivered during the last Parliament. Will my right hon. Friend outline how he will go further, particularly in delivering affordable new houses to my area of North Cornwall?

South-West England (Long-Term Economic Plan) ( 8 Jul 2015)

Scott Mann: Is my right hon. Friend aware that the cost of delivering services in rural areas is much higher than in urban areas, and in pupil funding there is a huge disparity, with many rural schools getting significantly less than urban schools—half as much in some instances? That is not good enough for our rural schools.

Isil: Typhoon (13 Jul 2015)

Scott Mann: What capability upgrades are planned for Typhoon jets.

Isil: Typhoon (13 Jul 2015)

Scott Mann: I thank my hon. Friend for his response and I am sure he and the whole House will join me in welcoming the Chancellor’s announcement that this Government are committed to spending 2% of GDP on defence. How will this improve our air force capabilities?

Oral Answers to Questions — Business, Innovation and Skills: Apprenticeships: Travel Costs (15 Sep 2015)

Scott Mann: What steps his Department is taking to help apprentices with the cost of travelling to work in rural areas.

Oral Answers to Questions — Business, Innovation and Skills: Apprenticeships: Travel Costs (15 Sep 2015)

Scott Mann: It has been brought to my attention that many young apprentices struggle with their first car insurance premium. Will the Secretary of State consider bringing in special insurance premiums for apprenticeships?

Perinatal Mental Illness (NHS Family Services): Cities and Local Government Devolution Bill [Lords] (14 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: The hon. Gentleman should be aware of the recent Cornwall deal, which deals with the very heart of the rural communities; it is not all about the big cities. The Prime Minister himself delivered that deal to the very rural area of Cornwall.

Oral Answers to Questions — Education: Topical Questions (26 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: My hon. Friend will be familiar with the London challenge, which ran in the capital until 2011. As an MP for a very rural area, may I ask the Secretary of State to look at introducing a rural challenge to help support areas in North Cornwall?

[Steve McCabe in the Chair] — Term-time Leave (26 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: I have been contacted by the Federation of Small Businesses, which has highlighted the concerns of many hoteliers, retailers and businesses that are affected by the six-week period. Has my hon. Friend been contacted by the FSB?

Oral Answers to Questions — Transport: Network Rail (29 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: During the great storms in the west country in early 2014, we found our main line route to Cornwall floating in the sea. The Peninsular Rail Task Force put together three proposals, including the Okehampton link. Have any conclusions been reached? It would add huge benefits to our economic potential in North Cornwall.

Backbench Business: Tax Credits (29 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: I accept the hon. Gentleman’s point, but we are looking to increase the living wage to ensure that people are better off in work than out of work.

Backbench Business: Tax Credits (29 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: I would indeed welcome that. We have heard nothing from the Opposition to illustrate how they would deal with the £30 billion deficit.

Backbench Business: Tax Credits (29 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: Absolutely correct. It is ultimately our responsibility to look at all the financial provision that we make as a Government and ensure that that money is distributed to people who are trying to do the right thing.

Backbench Business: Tax Credits (29 Oct 2015)

Scott Mann: One more time.

Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport: Topical Questions ( 3 Dec 2015)

Scott Mann: With the highly successful Westminster gaming event having taken place earlier this month, does my hon. Friend the Minister agree that computer programming and gaming are viable career options for many young people in our rural communities?

[Mr Andrew Turner in the Chair] — Backbench Business — Protection of Ancient Woodland and Trees (10 Dec 2015)

Scott Mann: I thank my hon. Friend. A balance definitely needs to be struck between protecting our environment and the building necessary to get our economy moving. Does she agree that the balance we have at the moment seems to be skewed? Protections to ancient woodland in the national planning policy framework could do with being bolstered.

[Mr Andrew Turner in the Chair] — Backbench Business — Protection of Ancient Woodland and Trees (10 Dec 2015)

Scott Mann: While the national planning policy framework affects England, I understand that Scotland has devolved powers in planning. Will the hon. Gentleman expand a little on how Scotland has dealt with this issue?

Written Answers — Department for International Development: *No heading* (16 Dec 2015)

Scott Mann: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development, what funding and other resources her Department has provided for Syrian refugee camps.

Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Fishing Catches (17 Dec 2015)

Scott Mann: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what plans he has to change the distribution of Common Fisheries Policy quotas for inshore fishing fleets.


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