Proceeding contribution from George Osborne (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 15 December 2010. It occurred during Debate on bill and Committee of the Whole House (HC) on Loans to Ireland Bill.
Loans to Ireland Bill
My hon. Friend has a deep knowledge and experience of issues in Northern Ireland, and indeed the Republic, and I know that his Select Committee will be interested in what is happening with those economies. Let me reassure him that there would be a vote by all Members of the House if I, or any successor of mine—should there be one before 8 December 2015—ever sought to increase the loan. A vote in Parliament would be required, so the effect is exactly the same as asking Parliament to pass another piece of primary legislation. It would involve a vote of the House, which means the legislature exercising its control over and acting as a check on the Executive.
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- 2010-12
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- Debts Banks Finance Financial services Government assistance Interest charges Economic situation Euro International Monetary Fund EU grants and loans Parliamentary scrutiny Loans Public finance Republic of Ireland Trade European Central Bank Statutory instruments
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- Loans to Ireland Bill 2010-12
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