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May we have a debate about the impact of the disastrous consequences of the Prime Minister's decision to isolate the UK from the rest of Europe on the ambitions of the devolved nations? The Leader of the House and other hon. Members refer to ““separatists””, but are not the only...
May we have a debate about the impact of the disastrous consequences of the Prime Minister's decision to isolate the UK from the rest of Europe on the ambitions of the devolved nations? The Leader of the House and other hon. Members refer to ““separatists””, but are not the only...
I think that that charge might be made against the hon. Gentleman. One might think that his was a separatist party, if I might say so. However, we had such a debate on Tuesday, on an Opposition motion, when he would have had the opportunity to raise the matter, although...
I think that that charge might be made against the hon. Gentleman. One might think that his was a separatist party, if I might say so. However, we had such a debate on Tuesday, on an Opposition motion, when he would have had the opportunity to raise the matter, although...
Unlocking growth in cities. 40 p.
Unlocking growth in cities. 40 p.
The Government are today publishing ““Unlocking Growth in Cities””, which describes a new framework for the relationship between our largest cities and central Government. In particular, the document sets out the terms for a system of ““city deals””—binding agreements which enable cities to negotiate the devolution of specific powers, resources...
The Government are today publishing ““Unlocking Growth in Cities””, which describes a new framework for the relationship between our largest cities and central Government. In particular, the document sets out the terms for a system of ““city deals””—binding agreements which enable cities to negotiate the devolution of specific powers, resources...
My honourable friend the Minister for Cities (Greg Clark) has today made the following Statement. The Government are today publishing Unlocking Growth in Cities, which describes a new framework for the relationship between our largest cities and central government. In particular, the document sets out the terms for a system...
My honourable friend the Minister for Cities (Greg Clark) has today made the following Statement. The Government are today publishing Unlocking Growth in Cities, which describes a new framework for the relationship between our largest cities and central government. In particular, the document sets out the terms for a system...
Daylight Saving Bill. Committee stage first sitting (afternoon). Sittings motion agreed to. Clauses 1 and 2 disagreed to. Clause 3 agreed to. Clause 4 disagreed to. Clauses 5 and 6 agreed to, one with an amendment. New clauses considered. New Clause 1. Report to be prepared on advancing time. New Clause 2. Independent Oversight Group. New Clause 3. Publication of the report. New Clause 4. Power to advance time by one hour for trial period. New Clause 5. The trial period. New Clause 6. Duty to monitor effect of order. New Clause 7. Power to revoke order. New Clause 8. Power to increase length of trial period. New Clause 9. The end of the trial. New Clause 10. power to abandon trial. New Clause 11. Power to advance time by one hour permanently. Bill, as amended, to be reported
Daylight Saving Bill. Committee stage first sitting (afternoon). Sittings motion agreed to. Clauses 1 and 2 disagreed to. Clause 3 agreed to. Clause 4 disagreed to. Clauses 5 and 6 agreed to, one with an amendment. New clauses considered. New Clause 1. Report to be prepared on advancing time. New...
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (1) what the outcomes were of the meeting between her Department and the devolved Ministers on 28 October 2011; whether any specific outcomes related to Northern Ireland; and if she will make a statement;
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (1) what the outcomes were of the meeting between her Department and the devolved Ministers on 28 October 2011; whether any specific outcomes related to Northern Ireland; and if she will make a statement;
(2) what recent discussions she has had with her ministerial counterparts in the devolved administrations on Common Agricultural Policy reform.
(2) what recent discussions she has had with her ministerial counterparts in the devolved administrations on Common Agricultural Policy reform.
Letter dated 5/09/2011 from Owen Patterson MP to Peter Robinson regarding Northern Ireland Assesmbly. 2 p.
Letter dated 5/09/2011 from Owen Patterson MP to Peter Robinson regarding Northern Ireland Assesmbly. 2 p.
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales (1) when she expects to publish a revised version of the devolution guidance note on post-devolution primary legislation affecting Wales;
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales (1) when she expects to publish a revised version of the devolution guidance note on post-devolution primary legislation affecting Wales;
(2) when she plans to publish a devolution guidance note setting out the process for modifying the legislative competence of the National Assembly for Wales under section 109 of the Government of Wales Act 2006.
(2) when she plans to publish a devolution guidance note setting out the process for modifying the legislative competence of the National Assembly for Wales under section 109 of the Government of Wales Act 2006.
That this House recognises that the Government has no mandate to change the current system for elections to the Welsh Assembly; and believes that any proposals for change to that system should be put for decision by the people of Wales.
That this House recognises that the Government has no mandate to change the current system for elections to the Welsh Assembly; and believes that any proposals for change to that system should be put for decision by the people of Wales.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what discussions he has had with (a) Northern Ireland representatives and (b) the Northern Ireland Executive on the 2011 Pre-Budget Report.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what discussions he has had with (a) Northern Ireland representatives and (b) the Northern Ireland Executive on the 2011 Pre-Budget Report.
Letter dated 18/11/2011 from Nick Clegg MP to Nigel Dodds MP regarding discussions with the Devolved Administrations on the Government's proposed changes to the Act of Succession. 1 p.
Letter dated 18/11/2011 from Nick Clegg MP to Nigel Dodds MP regarding discussions with the Devolved Administrations on the Government's proposed changes to the Act of Succession. 1 p.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether factors other than application of the Barnett formula were used to determine the Northern Ireland block grant announced in October 2011.
To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether factors other than application of the Barnett formula were used to determine the Northern Ireland block grant announced in October 2011.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what plans he has to take further steps in respect of devolution.
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what plans he has to take further steps in respect of devolution.
My honourable friend the Secretary of State for Transport (Justine Greening) has made the following Ministerial Statement. Our railways are currently the most expensive in Europe. That is something we can and must tackle. The recent review by Sir Roy McNulty found scope to cut rail costs by 30 per...
My honourable friend the Secretary of State for Transport (Justine Greening) has made the following Ministerial Statement. Our railways are currently the most expensive in Europe. That is something we can and must tackle. The recent review by Sir Roy McNulty found scope to cut rail costs by 30 per...
Our railways are currently the most expensive in Europe. That is something we can and must tackle. The recent review by Sir Roy McNulty found scope to cut rail costs by 30%—up to £l billion a year. My Department is committed to working with the rail industry to develop a...
Our railways are currently the most expensive in Europe. That is something we can and must tackle. The recent review by Sir Roy McNulty found scope to cut rail costs by 30%—up to £l billion a year. My Department is committed to working with the rail industry to develop a...