Proceeding contribution from Thomas Docherty (Labour) in the House of Commons on Monday, 18 July 2011. It occurred during Legislative debate on Draft Financial Services Bill (Joint Committee).
Draft Financial Services Bill (Joint Committee)
Obviously, Mr Speaker, the hon. Member for Cambridge (Dr Huppert) led me down a very tempting path, and I will do my best not to be drawn down it again. The draft Bill is a phenomenally large document. I am sure that on your evenings off, Mr Speaker, when you are drinking a glass of mulled wine, you will have had a chance to flick through its contents. It is a wide-ranging Bill that seeks, rightly, radically to overhaul our financial services industry. It is therefore right that the individuals from both Houses who are tasked with providing the legislative scrutiny are properly scrutinised themselves, because we are placing a huge amount of trust in their hands. I suspect, Mr Speaker, that if I were to go too far into the issue of trust you would rightly pull me up for it.
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- Joint Committee on the Draft Financial Services Bill Laws, David
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