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HANSARDUyghur Tribunal JudgmentI am honoured to follow the hon. Member for Wealden (Ms Ghani) and her powerful opening of this very important debate. China has committed genocide against the Uyghur people in…20 Jan 2022HANSARDChildren in Temporary Accommodation3. What recent estimate he has made of the number of children in temporary accommodation.29 Nov 2021HANSARDChildren in Temporary AccommodationSome 124,190 children will spend this Christmas in temporary accommodation, without a place to call home. They will wake up in hostels, bed and breakfasts and working industrial…29 Nov 2021HANSARDSt Helier and St George’s Hospitals6. What recent assessment he has made of the impact of the proposed downgrade of services at St Helier hospital on the delivery of acute services at St George's hospital.23 Nov 2021HANSARDYoung People’s Mental Health ServicesWhen the chief inspector of hospitals placed St George’s in Tooting into special measures, he warned that the “emergency department was not large enough for the number of patients…23 Nov 2021HANSARDYoung People’s Mental Health ServicesI was just so keen to ask my question!23 Nov 2021HANSARDEngagementsQ12. Prime Minister, we can save the UK taxpayer £200 million and level up south London’s health service. St Helier Hospital is set to lose its A&E, maternity, intensive care,…03 Nov 2021HANSARDBudget ResolutionsThe message from the Budget was clear: the Conservatives are now the party of low growth and the architects of the highest sustained tax burden in peacetime. The aspiration of…01 Nov 2021HANSARDNationality and Borders Bill (Second sitting)We will now hear oral evidence from Councillor Roger Gough, from Kent County Council, who is joining us virtually, and Councillor Rachael Robathan, from Westminster City Council,…21 Sept 2021HANSARDNationality and Borders Bill (Second sitting)We only have a few minutes, so I call Jonathan Gullis.21 Sept 2021HANSARD Social Housing: Housing OmbudsmanHow would the Minister resolve problems of damp and mould growth in a one-bedroom flat where there is a mum and four or five children? I do not think any landlord in the country…01 Jul 2021HANSARD Social Housing: Housing OmbudsmanThere is a solution at hand. The Minister knows about it, but it has as yet not been introduced. I understand the dilemma for housing associations. I have the greatest of respect…01 Jul 2021HANSARD Social Housing: Housing OmbudsmanHousing is by some distance the overwhelming issue brought to me by my constituents. Every Friday at my weekly advice surgery, I meet family after family on the 10,000-strong…01 Jul 2021HANSARD Social Housing: Housing OmbudsmanWhen? What month? What year?01 Jul 2021HANSARD Social Housing: Housing OmbudsmanI was just waxing lyrical about the financing structures introduced by the coalition Government, slashing the grants to build houses and trying to make up the difference by…01 Jul 2021HANSARDChildren from Low-Income Families: Education SupportMay I ask the Minister who used these words? “The support announced by Government so far does not come close to meeting the scale of the challenge and is why I have no option but…30 Jun 2021HANSARDChildren from Low-Income Families: Education SupportThank you, Mr Hollobone, for calling me to speak. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Slough (Mr Dhesi) on securing this incredibly important debate. Right now, there are…30 Jun 2021HANSARD Covid-19: Impact on Attendance in Education SettingsChildren in the most disadvantaged areas are almost twice as likely to be those self-isolating, such as year 6 in St Mark’s Primary School in my constituency, but they are also…30 Jun 2021HANSARDChildren from Low-Income Families: Education SupportWill the Minister explain why, if her Government’s policies have been so successful, children on free school meals leave school on average 18 months behind their classmates, and…30 Jun 2021HANSARDChildren from Low-Income Families: Education SupportWill the Minister give way?30 Jun 2021