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HANSARDA Green Industrial RevolutionWill the Secretary of State give way?15 Jan 2020HANSARDA Green Industrial RevolutionI wanted to congratulate the Secretary of State on one thing that caught my eye in both the Queen’s Speech and last year’s Environment Bill: the biodiversity net gain mandated for…15 Jan 2020HANSARDLeasehold PropertyThe Secretary of State says he is committed to reform. Since 2015, I have come across countless cases of people trapped on iniquitous terms in relation to ground rent,…13 Jan 2020HANSARDLeasehold Property7. What plans the Government have to bring forward legislative proposals to reform leasehold property.13 Jan 2020HANSARDCarbon EmissionsI am pleased to see two ideas in the Queen’s Speech that were recycled from previous Labour manifestos: the waiving of NHS car parking charges, and renters’ rights. Will the…07 Jan 2020HANSARDCarbon Emissions2. What discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the adequacy of funding allocated to programmes to reduce carbon emissions.07 Jan 2020HANSARD European Union (Withdrawal Agreement) BillIs not the whole point that the withdrawal agreement seems to be diminishing all the time? This is worse than the agreement from the previous Prime Minister, the right hon. Member…20 Dec 2019HANSARDInternational Trade2. What progress she has made on the rollover of existing EU trade agreements.31 Oct 2019HANSARD Environment BillI am very grateful to the Secretary of State for giving way. I was encouraged by her answer on Heathrow. She and I were on the same side of this argument for many years. I…28 Oct 2019HANSARDEngagementsI completely associate myself with the Prime Minister’s remarks about the tragedy in Essex—I do not normally do that, but on this occasion I am completely with him. It is good to…23 Oct 2019HANSARDEngagementsQ1. If he will list his official engagements for Wednesday 23 October.23 Oct 2019HANSARDTopical QuestionsT4. Back when we were told that we hold all the cards, the post of British trade negotiator had been obsolete for 45 years. Would the Secretary of State recommend it as a…17 Oct 2019HANSARDEU Trade Agreements: Roll-over2. What progress she has made on the rollover of existing EU trade agreements.17 Oct 2019HANSARDEU Trade Agreements: Roll-overThe Minister says there are 16 agreements, but given the Government’s clear broken promise to roll over at least 40 trade deals by one minute after midnight on 31 March, two…17 Oct 2019HANSARDDebate on the AddressAs a London MP, I feel slightly embarrassed that we are getting all the riches, as my hon. Friend puts it—she makes a powerful point. HS2 goes through my seat in East Acton. Is…14 Oct 2019HANSARD Points of OrderOn a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. I wondered whether you had had any indication before we are prorogued again imminently of whether the Home Secretary intends to come to the…08 Oct 2019HANSARD Brexit NegotiationsThe Prime Minister seems to be looking for ways for his proposals to pass, and I agree with my near west London neighbour that all our constituents want to move on from this…03 Oct 2019HANSARD Wrightbus (Ballymena)It might be mismanagement or coincidence, but it looks like the collapse of the PM’s favourite bus builder—apart from himself, with the wine crates—is part of the pattern of his…30 Sept 2019HANSARD Business of the HouseI thank you, Mr Speaker, for your words last night acknowledging that it is ethnic minority women who often bear the brunt of words not only by Members in this House, but in…26 Sept 2019HANSARD HS2What is the status of the review if we go to the polls this autumn? My constituents see this as a pre-election bribe for the Government’s voters in the shires.05 Sept 2019