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Proceeding contribution from Felicity Buchan (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 19 October 2022. It occurred during Debate on Vehicle Taxation Reform.


Vehicle Taxation Reform

I am sure the hon. Lady will recognise that we have a medium-term fiscal plan coming up in about 10 days, and at this stage we will not commit to anything ahead of that plan.

I conclude by thanking the hon. Member for Bath for the opportunity to have a fruitful discussion about vehicle taxation. We are all aware of how important the issue is, given the fact that motoring taxes account for 4.3% of total tax take and £35 billion—a significant sum. We are also all aware that our constituents have a strong interest in any changes to vehicle taxation. I welcome the widespread support that hon. Members have expressed

for using vehicle taxation to facilitate our transition to net zero, and I am grateful that so many hon. Members appreciate the need to reform vehicle taxation to maintain tax receipts while achieving net zero. We will listen to our constituents and to hon. Members as we continue to refine vehicle taxation and adapt it to the Britain of net zero, economic growth and fiscal responsibility.

Question put and agreed to.

4.41 pm

Sitting suspended.


Secondary information

Type
Proceeding contribution
Reference
720 cc346-7WH 
Session
2022-23
Chamber / Committee
Westminster Hall
Subjects
Excise duties Fuels Electric vehicles Motor vehicles Reform Roads Taxation Tolls Take-up Charging points
Link
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