Results 121–140 of 2000 for (in the 'Commons debates' OR in the 'Westminster Hall debates' OR in the 'Lords debates' OR in the 'Northern Ireland Assembly debates') speaker:Mark Hendrick

Palestine: Road Map to Peace (17 Nov 2021)

Mark Hendrick: On a point of order, Ms Rees. I find it quite remarkable that, given how much time was left, the Minister was first reluctant to give way to our Front-Bench spokesman, which is very discourteous, and in fact wanted to talk the debate out before I could make an intervention. She had already finished her speech earlier.

Palestine: Road Map to Peace (17 Nov 2021)

Mark Hendrick: My hon. Friend says that our goal must be a two-state solution, and he mentioned the contributions of previous US Presidents in trying to broker a solution. He will be aware that the Biden Administration have voiced opposition to Israel’s settlement expansion plans, saying that they will damage the prospects for a two-state solution. Our Government can play a role. However, does he not...

Palestine: Road Map to Peace (17 Nov 2021)

Mark Hendrick: I remember that in 2003 when the first road map to peace was introduced, there were some 50,000 settlers occupying the west bank. Eighteen years on, there are now close to half a million. What was a possible route to peace seems to have been lost greatly by the vast numbers taking land in the west bank. Does my hon. Friend not feel that the situation is far worse now than it was when the road...

Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing — [Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2021)

Mark Hendrick: When does my hon. Friend think that carbon capture and storage will be done at any significant scale in this country?

Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing — [Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2021)

Mark Hendrick: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing — [Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2021)

Mark Hendrick: Will the hon. Gentleman give way?

Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing — [Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2021)

Mark Hendrick: I thank the hon. Gentleman for giving way. He consistently mentions France. President Macron recently said that by generating more than 41% of the energy in France, “nuclear makes us autonomous”. Macron also said, “It preserves French purchasing power, with a kilowatt-hour 40% cheaper than our European neighbours.”

Nuclear Fuel Manufacturing — [Mr Clive Betts in the Chair] ( 7 Sep 2021)

Mark Hendrick: I congratulate the hon. Member for Fylde (Mark Menzies) on securing this important debate at such a critical time, when we need to secure a carbon-free UK as soon as possible. The UK’s civil nuclear sector is among the most advanced in the world. Fuel production, generation, new build, and research through to decommissioning are key components of that. They provide tens of thousands of...

International Trade: Future Trade Deals: Workers’ Rights (15 Jul 2021)

Mark Hendrick: What recent steps she has taken to ensure that the rights of workers are protected in future trade deals.

International Trade: Future Trade Deals: Workers’ Rights (15 Jul 2021)

Mark Hendrick: The Minister has made perfectly clear the Government’s efforts to engage with Australia on the question of workers’ rights in the run-up to the trade agreement. Countries such as Australia and New Zealand already have decent workers’ rights. However, more than half—that is, 14 out of 24—of the countries where the Government are currently negotiating trade deals have very poor track...

Football Governance — [Julie Elliott in the Chair] (14 Jun 2021)

Mark Hendrick: The state of our national game has been a story of rich man, poor man, with the very rich clubs with billionaire owners seeking to make themselves even more revenue. We have seen that with Project Big Picture and the European super league. At the same time, much-valued and cherished local clubs such as Bury, Bolton and Wigan have not survived, or are struggling to survive. The major...

Education: University of Central Lancashire: Medical Degrees (26 Apr 2021)

Mark Hendrick: What recent discussions he has had with the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care on allocating a higher number of domestic medical places to the University of Central Lancashire’s bachelor of medicine and bachelor of surgery programme.

Education: University of Central Lancashire: Medical Degrees (26 Apr 2021)

Mark Hendrick: Mr Speaker, as a neighbouring MP to me, you know that the quality of education at the University of Central Lancashire medical school has been independently assessed as excellent. At a time when the health service has been crying out for more doctors during the covid-19 pandemic, can the Minister please provide assurances that, through her discussions with the Department for Health and Social...

Covid-19 Vaccine Update ( 4 Feb 2021)

Mark Hendrick: We know that all vaccinations are captured in real time and populate GP records within 24 hours. However, only the aggregated data is provided to local vaccination leads. It is absolutely necessary that they receive line-by-line data at citizen level to enable them to respond immediately to low uptake—for example from BAME communities—or accessibility issues in identified cohorts. When...

Prime Minister: Engagements ( 2 Dec 2020)

Mark Hendrick: The Prime Minister has put at risk the Good Friday agreement and peace in Northern Ireland after promising the people of this country that he would not. He promised the country a world-beating test, track and trace system, but conveniently forgot to provide the track and trace part of the promise. He promised an oven-ready deal with the EU to win the 2019 general election, but we look like...

International Trade: UK Trade Policy: US Presidential Election (19 Nov 2020)

Mark Hendrick: What assessment she has made of the potential effect on UK trade policy of the outcome of the 2020 US presidential election.

International Trade: UK Trade Policy: US Presidential Election (19 Nov 2020)

Mark Hendrick: A new US President and Congress will not ratify a trade deal if we scupper the Good Friday agreement; our banning of Huawei infrastructure has angered China, and now this Government are prepared to break international law in the way we leave the European Union. How many major global trading partners are this Government prepared to upset before they do more harm to our economy than covid-19...

International Trade: Public Procurement ( 8 Oct 2020)

Mark Hendrick: What discussions she has had with UK trade partners on ensuring that public procurement is excluded from future trade deals.

International Trade: Public Procurement ( 8 Oct 2020)

Mark Hendrick: The NHS currently strikes huge multi-billion-pound deals with drug providers around Europe that deliver huge benefits to the NHS and minimise drug costs to patients. Will the Government be allowing the US, through a trade deal, to gain access to NHS drugs procurement, and what are the implications for drug prices?

International Trade: Topical Questions ( 8 Oct 2020)

Mark Hendrick: May I ask the Secretary of State how she can agree the terms of a trade deal with the United States Government when neither they nor we currently know the extent to which the UK’s regulatory framework will be permitted to diverge from the European Union’s?


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