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To ask His Majesty's Government whether the Minister of State for Development and Africa will attend Cabinet.
To ask His Majesty's Government whether the Minister of State for Development and Africa will attend Cabinet.
A full list of ministers, including their status at Cabinet, is available at https://www.gov.uk/government/ministers, and is copied below:
- The Rt Hon Andy Burnham MP, Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury, Minister for the Civil Service, Minister for the Union
- The Rt Hon Louise Haigh MP, First Secretary of State, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, Minister for the Cabinet Office
- The Rt Hon John Healey MP, Chancellor of the Exchequer
- The Rt Hon Ed Miliband MP, Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs
- The Rt Hon Shabana Mahmood MP, Secretary of State for the Home Department
- The Rt Hon Wes Streeting MP, Secretary of State for Defence
- The Rt Hon Yvette Cooper MP, Secretary of State for Health and Social Care
- The Rt Hon Alex Norris MP, Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice
- The Rt Hon Lucy Powell MP, Secretary of State for Education
- The Rt Hon Pat McFadden MP, Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
- The Rt Hon Jonathan Reynolds MP, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade; President of the Board of Trade
- The Rt Hon Angela Rayner MP, Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government
- The Rt Hon Heidi Alexander MP, Secretary of State for Transport
- The Rt Hon Miatta Fahnbulleh MP, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero
- The Rt Hon Lisa Nandy MP, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport
- The Rt Hon Dame Angela Eagle DBE MP, Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs
- The Rt Hon Sir Chris Bryant MP, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland
- The Rt Hon Douglas Alexander MP, Secretary of State for Scotland
- The Rt Hon Stephen Kinnock MP, Secretary of State for Wales
- The Rt Hon Anneliese Midgley MP, Parliamentary Secretary to the Treasury (Chief Whip)
- The Rt Hon Baroness Smith of Basildon, Lord Privy Seal, Leader of the House of Lords
- The Rt Hon Sir Alan Campbell MP, Lord President of the Council, Leader of the House of Commons
- The Rt Hon Bridget Phillipson MP, Minister for Women and Equalities
Lords motion that Standing Order 38(4) (Arrangement of the order paper) be dispensed with on Wednesday 22 July to enable the motion standing in the name of Lord True to be taken before the motion to approve the draft Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026. Disagreed to on division (173 to 234).
Lords motion that Standing Order 38(4) (Arrangement of the order paper) be dispensed with on Wednesday 22 July to enable the motion standing in the name of Lord True to be taken before the motion to approve the draft Infected Blood Compensation Scheme (Amendment) Regulations 2026. Disagreed to on division...
My Lords, this is an unusual Motion. The last example—which was much more far-reaching and prescriptive—was a Motion personally introduced by the Leader of the House in 2019. Frankly, in many ways, this is an undesirable Motion. It should not be left to any other party in this House to...
My Lords, this is an unusual Motion. The last example—which was much more far-reaching and prescriptive—was a Motion personally introduced by the Leader of the House in 2019. Frankly, in many ways, this is an undesirable Motion. It should not be left to any other party in this House to...
Hear, hear!
Hear, hear!
Yes, but where is the money coming from? Noble Lords opposite are not so noisy now. Can the Leader shed any light on all this? Can she say which of this list are commitments and which are just backstairs smooching of the media and, it seems, some Back-Benchers? After all,...
Yes, but where is the money coming from? Noble Lords opposite are not so noisy now. Can the Leader shed any light on all this? Can she say which of this list are commitments and which are just backstairs smooching of the media and, it seems, some Back-Benchers? After all,...
My Lords, I will take this opportunity also to welcome the continuation in their role of the Leader and the Chief Whip.
My Lords, I will take this opportunity also to welcome the continuation in their role of the Leader and the Chief Whip.
Not yet.
Not yet.
I apologise to the Chief Whip if I have just doomed his chances in the reshuffle. Now all of his Back-Benchers are keeping a beady eye on their phones to learn his fate. I also thank on behalf of these Benches the outgoing Ministers for their service. They were open,...
I apologise to the Chief Whip if I have just doomed his chances in the reshuffle. Now all of his Back-Benchers are keeping a beady eye on their phones to learn his fate. I also thank on behalf of these Benches the outgoing Ministers for their service. They were open,...
Might I correct the noble Lord? I spoke to both the Government Chief Whip and the Lib Dem Chief Whip last night well before 9.38 pm.
Might I correct the noble Lord? I spoke to both the Government Chief Whip and the Lib Dem Chief Whip last night well before 9.38 pm.
The noble Baroness is well aware that there are recognised ways that the usual channels operate. She may protest, and if she wishes to intervene again, I am happy to take it.
The noble Baroness is well aware that there are recognised ways that the usual channels operate. She may protest, and if she wishes to intervene again, I am happy to take it.
My Lords, I am not protesting; I am stating a fact.
My Lords, I am not protesting; I am stating a fact.
My Lords, I indicated that these Benches were not consulted or written to with regard to the noble Lord. That is perfectly clear. When the press were told at 9.38 pm, when the House was still sitting, there was no convening of the usual channels to discuss the business ahead....
My Lords, I indicated that these Benches were not consulted or written to with regard to the noble Lord. That is perfectly clear. When the press were told at 9.38 pm, when the House was still sitting, there was no convening of the usual channels to discuss the business ahead....
I can absolutely confirm that I discussed it with both the Government Chief Whip and the Liberal Democrat Chief Whip. We do not generally convene as a three; we speak separately and together, often.
I can absolutely confirm that I discussed it with both the Government Chief Whip and the Liberal Democrat Chief Whip. We do not generally convene as a three; we speak separately and together, often.
My Lords, it might help the House to know that, by the time the noble Baroness spoke to the Chief Whip, the Motion had already been tabled and we had been alerted.
My Lords, it might help the House to know that, by the time the noble Baroness spoke to the Chief Whip, the Motion had already been tabled and we had been alerted.
The usual channels were not convened, informed or written to. When we were notified that a Motion had been tabled, that is not the way that the usual channels operate our business. I wonder whether the noble Baroness can confirm the point that the Leader indicated. Had the other Benches...
The usual channels were not convened, informed or written to. When we were notified that a Motion had been tabled, that is not the way that the usual channels operate our business. I wonder whether the noble Baroness can confirm the point that the Leader indicated. Had the other Benches...
Oh!
Oh!
The Chief Whip, who is back in his place, or the Opposition Chief Whip might be able to confirm to the House whether the Motion had been tabled before the noble Baroness informed those she claims were consulted. No—there is silence. I think that confirms that matter. So, we are...
The Chief Whip, who is back in his place, or the Opposition Chief Whip might be able to confirm to the House whether the Motion had been tabled before the noble Baroness informed those she claims were consulted. No—there is silence. I think that confirms that matter. So, we are...
If it cuts short the noble Lord’s speech, which seems to be an attack on this side rather than any kind of examination of the other, in the case of Mr Johnson, he went immediately to Parliament and answered questions at great length on his programme. In the case of...
If it cuts short the noble Lord’s speech, which seems to be an attack on this side rather than any kind of examination of the other, in the case of Mr Johnson, he went immediately to Parliament and answered questions at great length on his programme. In the case of...
My Lords, as Hansard will show and as I indicated very clearly, there was no debate on the Government’s priorities, political or legislative, in this House, as the noble Lord is seeking that we have. It is his right not to be consistent—I understand that—but when it comes to Prime...
My Lords, as Hansard will show and as I indicated very clearly, there was no debate on the Government’s priorities, political or legislative, in this House, as the noble Lord is seeking that we have. It is his right not to be consistent—I understand that—but when it comes to Prime...
My Lords, will the noble Lord give way?
My Lords, will the noble Lord give way?