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Upcoming Business – Lords: Select Committee (19 Oct 2017)
EU Internal Market Sub-Committee: Brexit: competition.
Witnesses: (at 10:10 AM) Ms Kate Bell, Trades Union Congress Ms Caroline Normand, Which? Professor Steve Fothergill, Industrial Communities Alliance
Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Foreign Investment in UK (20 Sep 2017)
Bill Esterson: To ask the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, pursuant to the oral contribution of the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for International Trade in the Westminster Hall debate of 12 September 2017, on foreign direct investment, what plans he has to maintain regulatory equivalence with key markets.
Written Answers — Department for International Trade: Trade Agreements (20 Sep 2017)
Greg Hands: The UK Government is committed to seeking continuity in its current trade and investment relationships, including those covered by EU Free Trade Agreements or other EU preferential arrangements. Our objective is to provide continuity for UK businesses as we leave the European Union.
Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Agriculture (20 Sep 2017)
Baroness McIntosh of Pickering: To ask Her Majesty's Government how they will put in place a negotiated UK framework for agricultural trade and policies between the nations and regions of the UK once the UK has left the European Union.
Scottish Parliament: Finance (Income Tax) (20 Sep 2017)
Derek Mackay: ...debate, so my colleagues and I will not prejudge the outcome of the discussion. As well as political discussions such as the one that we are having this afternoon, we are planning engagements with business, trade unions and third sector organisations. We commit to using this national discussion so that our tax policy continues to help Scotland to be the best place in which to live, work...
Scottish Parliament: Tax Collection (Jobs) (20 Sep 2017)
Clare Haughey: ...saying that it is perfectly reasonable for HMRC to review its business model but, having heard what he has heard from me, Linda Fabiani and Maree Todd about how HMRC has treated its staff and the trade union involved, does Bill Bowman still accept that it is acting in a perfectly reasonable manner?
Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Department for Exiting the European Union: Agriculture (19 Sep 2017)
Steven Baker: The Department for Exiting the European Union has met a number of stakeholders from the agricultural sector, including the National Farmers Union, National Pig Association, the Country Land and Business Association and the International Meat Trade Association. The Government is also working closely with the Devolved Administrations. The Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural...
Written Answers — Department for International Trade: Foreign Investment in UK (19 Sep 2017)
Greg Hands: We will bring forward legislation to put in place the essential and necessary legislative framework to allow the UK to operate its own independent trade policy upon exit from the European Union. This includes introducing legislation for a trade remedies system that will allow the UK to appropriately address alleged cases of unfair practice by foreign companies, while also remaining a champion...
Written Answers — Wales Office: Meat: Wales (19 Sep 2017)
Alun Cairns: ...sector in Wales, and we’re committed to getting a deal that works for all parts of the UK. We do not seek membership of the Single Market after we leave the EU, but a bold and ambitious Free Trade Agreement as part of a new, deep and special partnership. We start from a unique position with regulatory frameworks and standards that match. We want to have the greatest possible tariff-...
Written Answers — Wales Office: Food: Wales (19 Sep 2017)
Alun Cairns: ...sector in Wales, and we’re committed to getting a deal that works for all parts of the UK. We do not seek membership of the Single Market after we leave the EU, but a bold and ambitious Free Trade Agreement as part of a new, deep and special partnership. We start from a unique position with regulatory frameworks and standards that match. We want to have the greatest possible tariff-...
Scottish Parliament: Dignity, Equality and Human Rights (19 Sep 2017)
Sandra White: A couple of seconds ago, Pauline McNeill mentioned that people should have the right to join a trade union. I wonder, with regard to Anas Sarwar, whether she would say that the workers there have a right to join a trade union.
Written Answers — Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy: Sellafield: Pay Settlements (18 Sep 2017)
Stephanie Peacock: To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what discussions he has had with the (a) Nuclear Decommissioning Authority, (b) Sellafield Ltd and (c) trade unions on the pay dispute at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing site.
Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Brexit (18 Sep 2017)
Baroness Anelay of St Johns: Officials from the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) have regular contact with the Chartered Trading Standards Institute (CTSI) as part of the Consumer Protection Partnership (CPP). CPP is an operational and strategic group, chaired by BEIS, and CTSI are fully engaged in all partners' discussions, including on EU exit. With the negotiations underway, officials...
Written Answers — Department for International Trade: Department for International Trade: Staff (15 Sep 2017)
Greg Hands: The Department for International Trade (DIT) has a strong and capable trade policy team which has grown significantly since July 2016, and is continuing to grow. We continue to hire the brightest and best talent from within the UK civil service and externally, in order to build a world class trade policy team that can deliver the best outcomes for the UK. The Department recently appointed...
Armed Forces Pay — [Steve McCabe in the Chair] (14 Sep 2017)
Wayne David: ...are not here to support the Government this afternoon. It will be warmly welcomed by the armed forces and those proud men and women who defend our country, sometimes in the most difficult circumstances. A point was made earlier about how the armed forces do not have a trade union to speak for them and are constrained in their access to the media to get their message across.
Energy in Wales — [Ian Paisley in the Chair] (14 Sep 2017)
Albert Owen: ...a welcoming community that would play host, and it has the infrastructure in place. What we need, once again, is for BEIS to stop sitting on reports and papers and to start making announcements. That is what the business world and local communities want to hear: the trade unions and business working together to develop these high-skilled jobs. I could also talk about many other projects....
Business of the House (14 Sep 2017)
Valerie Vaz: ...parliamentary democracy. Moreover, week after week, the Leader of the House never responds to any of my questions. She did not respond to my question about how many statutory instruments would follow from the European Union (Withdrawal) Bill. The White Paper says between 800 and 1,000. Has she had any discussions about timetabling, and what resources will be provided following the...
Brexit: Northern Cyprus - Question (14 Sep 2017)
Lord Balfe: To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether, in the context of revising the United Kingdom’s trading arrangements when the United Kingdom leaves the European Union, they will consider the promotion of further and simpler trade relations with Northern Cyprus.
Written Answers — Department for Exiting the European Union: Overseas Trade: Republic of Ireland (14 Sep 2017)
Andrew Rosindell: To ask the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union, what assessment his Department has made of the effect of the UK leaving the customs union on trade between the UK and the Republic of Ireland.
Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Food: Imports (14 Sep 2017)
Lord Gardiner of Kimble: When we leave the European Union, we will maintain our current environmental, animal welfare, and food safety standards. We will keep our existing UK legislation, and the EU Withdrawal Bill will convert EU law into UK law as it applies at the moment of exit. These standards will continue to apply to both our own great British produce and that imported from our trading partners overseas. It...