Adjournment debate and Debate on select committee report on Thursday, 9 January 2014, in the House of Commons, led by Lord Bruce of Bennachie. The answering member was Baroness Featherstone.

Global Food Security

Thirteenth debate (part two) on the first report from the International Development Committee, Global Food Security, HC 176, and the Government response, HC 626. Agreed to on question.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 573 cc176-198WH
Session: 2013-14
Department: Department for International Development; International Development Committee
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Related items: Global food security. International Development Committee first report with written evidence and formal minutes.
Tuesday, 21 May 2013
Parliamentary committees
House of Commons
Proceeding contributions: Lord Bruce of Bennachie | 573 cc177-181WH (Link to this contribution)
I am glad to have the opportunity to initiate this short debate on the International Development ...; Mark Lazarowicz | 573 cc181-2WH (Link to this contribution)
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Clark. It is also a pleasure to follow the ...; Jeremy Lefroy | 573 cc182-7WH (Link to this contribution)
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Clark. It is also an honour to follow the h...; Pauline Latham | 573 cc187-190WH (Link to this contribution)
I am pleased to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Clark. I am also pleased to speak in today’s im...; Alison McGovern | 573 cc188-193WH (Link to this contribution)
It is an honour to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Clark. It has been a pleasure to hear all th...; Baroness Featherstone | 573 cc192-5WH (Link to this contribution)
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Clark. I welcome this opportunity to speak ...; Lord Bruce of Bennachie | 573 c194WH (Link to this contribution)
Will the Minister give way?; Baroness Featherstone | 573 c194WH (Link to this contribution)
Perhaps my right hon. Friend will wait a moment. My view is that we must start to think about 202...; Lord Bruce of Bennachie | 573 c194WH (Link to this contribution)
I thank my hon. Friend for explaining the position. It is as well to be up front and honest. The ...; Baroness Featherstone | 573 c194WH (Link to this contribution)
I thank my right hon. Friend. I could not agree more. I am simply being open and straightforward ...; Alison McGovern | 573 c196WH (Link to this contribution)
I have a brief question on incomes. The Minister did not mention anything about systems of social...; Baroness Featherstone | 573 c196WH (Link to this contribution)
I am coming to that. I have a whole list of points to get through. My right hon. Friend the Membe...; Jeremy Lefroy | 573 c196WH (Link to this contribution)
I fully understand what the Minister is saying and agree that this is not an easy area. We receiv...; Baroness Featherstone | 573 cc196-7WH (Link to this contribution)
I understand that there are differing views, but DFID does not have sufficient evidence and the e...; Mark Lazarowicz | 573 c197WH (Link to this contribution)
Will the Minister give way?; Baroness Featherstone | 573 c197WH (Link to this contribution)
If the hon. Gentleman will forgive me, I will not, because I want to give a couple of minutes to ...; Alison McGovern | 573 c197WH (Link to this contribution)
Will the Minister give way?; Baroness Featherstone | 573 cc197-8WH (Link to this contribution)
No, because I will not get through any of these points if I do.
On the Government’s support...; Lord Bruce of Bennachie | 573 c198WH (Link to this contribution)
I thank the Minister for that reply. The Committee agrees that the Department does great work and...
Subjects: Agriculture Developing countries Development aid Food Nutrition Prices Waste Food insecurity
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Global Food Security

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