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Clauses 37 to 41 agreed to. Government amendments made to clauses 42 to 44. Clauses 42 to 44 agreed to as amended. Clauses 45 and 46 agreed to. Schedule 2 agreed to. Government amendment made to schedule 3. Schedule 3, discussed with another Government amendment and Government new clause 24 (Guidance on OEP’s enforcement policy and functions), under consideration when the Committee adjourned.
Clauses 37 to 41 agreed to. Government amendments made to clauses 42 to 44. Clauses 42 to 44 agreed to as amended. Clauses 45 and 46 agreed to. Schedule 2 agreed to. Government amendment made to schedule 3. Schedule 3, discussed with another Government amendment and Government new clause 24...
I. Letter dated 08/04/2019 from Karen Bradley MP to the Deposited Papers Clerk regarding document below for deposit in the Library. 1p. II. Northern Ireland Audit Office: structural maintenance of the road network. 58p.
I. Letter dated 08/04/2019 from Karen Bradley MP to the Deposited Papers Clerk regarding document below for deposit in the Library. 1p. II. Northern Ireland Audit Office: structural maintenance of the road network. 58p.
I thank all right hon. and hon. Members who have used expediency as their watchword this afternoon. Would that brevity was always the order of the day here.
The Secretary of State rightly referred to “a necessary intervention”, and the points that she and the Chairman of the Northern Ireland Affairs...
I thank all right hon. and hon. Members who have used expediency as their watchword this afternoon. Would that brevity was always the order of the day here.
The Secretary of State rightly referred to “a necessary intervention”, and the points that she and the Chairman of the Northern Ireland Affairs...
I beg to move, That the Bill be now read a Second time.
I start by wishing my hon. Friend the Member for Tewkesbury (Mr Robertson) an early happy birthday because I know that it is coming up. I am afraid that I will not be able to celebrate with him,...
I beg to move, That the Bill be now read a Second time.
I start by wishing my hon. Friend the Member for Tewkesbury (Mr Robertson) an early happy birthday because I know that it is coming up. I am afraid that I will not be able to celebrate with him,...
Will my right hon. Friend elaborate on something that the public may not be aware of? There are key decisions that ought to be taken and priorities that ought to be set, but that cannot happen because there is no ministerial grouping in Northern Ireland to make such decisions.
Will my right hon. Friend elaborate on something that the public may not be aware of? There are key decisions that ought to be taken and priorities that ought to be set, but that cannot happen because there is no ministerial grouping in Northern Ireland to make such decisions.
My hon. Friend is absolutely right. There are decisions that ideally would be taken by Ministers sitting in Stormont as part of a devolved Government, but that has not been the case for 14 months. I am therefore taking steps today, reluctantly, and it is pressing that we are able...
My hon. Friend is absolutely right. There are decisions that ideally would be taken by Ministers sitting in Stormont as part of a devolved Government, but that has not been the case for 14 months. I am therefore taking steps today, reluctantly, and it is pressing that we are able...
I am sure the Secretary of State would like to confirm that she is well aware that the general public in Northern Ireland will not be one bit pleased that, when rates are going up in Northern Ireland, it is expected that Members of the Legislative Assembly will get a...
I am sure the Secretary of State would like to confirm that she is well aware that the general public in Northern Ireland will not be one bit pleased that, when rates are going up in Northern Ireland, it is expected that Members of the Legislative Assembly will get a...
The hon. Lady is pre-empting the speech that I will make later—I hope not in six hours’ time—when I will be legislating to bring powers to this Parliament to vary the rates of MLA pay. I am doing so this week to ensure that it happens before the start of...
The hon. Lady is pre-empting the speech that I will make later—I hope not in six hours’ time—when I will be legislating to bring powers to this Parliament to vary the rates of MLA pay. I am doing so this week to ensure that it happens before the start of...
The Secretary of State will know that the Assembly Commission, which comprises all the parties, recommended that she should take a power to ensure that the pay increase would not go ahead. That is the view of all the political parties in Northern Ireland. It is a sensible step, and...
The Secretary of State will know that the Assembly Commission, which comprises all the parties, recommended that she should take a power to ensure that the pay increase would not go ahead. That is the view of all the political parties in Northern Ireland. It is a sensible step, and...