New Clause 8 - Waste Hierarchy 26 Jan 2021 Environment Bill Mark Tami made a speech in the House of Commons rose— Read more →
New Clause 8 - Waste Hierarchy 26 Jan 2021 Environment Bill Mark Tami made a speech in the House of Commons rose— Read more →
Employment Rights: Government Plans 25 Jan 2021 Commons debates Does my hon. Friend agree that some employers, such as British Airways and British Gas, have used the covid situation to exploit workers and to try to change their terms and conditions in this... Read more →
Sittings in Westminster Hall (Suspension) (No. 2) 13 Jan 2021 Commons debates Does my right hon. Friend agree that this place functions not just because we turn up, but because of all the staff who work so hard here to actually make it happen? We need to think about them... Read more →
Covid-19 12 Jan 2021 Commons debates The Minister has not touched on the covid deniers out there. No doubt we are all getting emails from them, and they are obviously on social media as well. It is important that we get across the... Read more →
Global Britain 11 Jan 2021 Commons debates Does my hon. Friend recall the Prime Minister saying that, if businesses were presented with new forms, they should just rip them up, apparently? Read more →
Manufacturing 16 Dec 2020 Wales Mark Tami made a speech in the House of Commons The Shotton steel plant produces some of the finest quality steel products in the world. The Prime Minister has said that UK steel producers will be “at the front of the... Read more →
Business of the House 10 Dec 2020 Commons debates Yesterday, the front page of the Financial Times informed the House that the Government would not be applying the tariffs awarded by the World Trade Organisation against the United States. That... Read more →
Sexual Exploitation 09 Dec 2020 Commons debates On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I wonder whether you have heard from the Secretary of State for International Trade, who I believe is in Singapore at the moment, about whether she... Read more →
Exiting the European Union 24 Nov 2020 Commons debates Is not it ironic that at the election we were all promised certainty? Where are we now? We have no certainty in this process at all. Read more →
Employment: Coronavirus 11 Nov 2020 Treasury Mark Tami received a response to a question they put to the government To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what financial support he plans to make available to (a) stem cell transplantation patients and (b) other clinically extremely vulnerable people who cannot... Read more →
Mobile Homes Act 1983 (Amendment) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates The hon. Gentleman referred to the charges that are made; does he agree that quite often those charges are made but the work is not actually carried out? Many owners are just interested in... Read more →
Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates The hon. Gentleman makes an important point about racehorses. I am one of the few in the House who has spoken about greyhound welfare. There is an onus on the owners of racehorses or greyhounds,... Read more →
Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates Does the hon. Gentleman not agree that it is about not so much putting people in prison, but trying to stop them doing these crimes in the first place? Read more →
Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates The hon. Gentleman is being very kind. One issue that I have been worried about for a long time, which relates particularly to dogs, is the fashion situation: a breed becomes very fashionable and... Read more →
Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates On the importance of seeing the mother of the puppy, does he agree that there are still very bad practices where dogs in particular are brought in from abroad, reared in very bad situations, and... Read more →
Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill 23 Oct 2020 Commons debates I, too, welcome the hon. Member’s Bill. Does he agree that although it is very good, we need effective enforcement as well, because if we just have a Bill that is not actually enforced,... Read more →
Covid-19 22 Oct 2020 Commons debates The Secretary of State has answered my question in part with the importance of green and red. One of the big problems in the first wave is that people were frightened, even if they feared that... Read more →
Ryanair: Coronavirus 07 Oct 2020 Department for Transport Mark Tami received a response to a question they put to the government To ask the Secretary of State for Transport, what discussions he has had with representatives of Ryanair on (a) continuing to fly to countries where British holidaymakers will not be admitted due... Read more →
Bounce Back Loan Scheme 06 Oct 2020 Treasury Mark Tami received a response to a question they put to the government To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer, what support he has put in place for small businesses to access bounce back loans where their banking arrangements are solely with financial institutions... Read more →