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Following the annulment of the Romanian presidential election at the end of 2024, the election re-run of 2025 saw the election of the pro-EU candidate Nicușor Dan
Following the annulment of the Romanian presidential election at the end of 2024, the election re-run of 2025 saw the election of the pro-EU candidate Nicușor Dan
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what is their assessment of the implications of a theocracy replacing the present Government in Syria.[HL5036]
To ask Her Majesty’s Government what is their assessment of the implications of a theocracy replacing the present Government in Syria.[HL5036]
The situation in Syria continues to deteriorate with Assad’s regime inflicting a heavy cost on the country’s population. The UK’s objective is clear—an end to the violence and a Syria-led political transition to a more democratic Syria. Assad has no role to play in the future of Syria. He must step aside in the interests of the Syrian people.
We are working with the Syrian National Coalition to ensure that the international community is ready to support the process of political transition. This process must be led by the Syrian people and it will be up to them to decide what replaces the present Government in Syria.
I beg to move,"That leave be given to bring in a Bill to permit members of the public to initiate legislation; and for connected purposes." Under the Bill, citizens could trigger debates and votes in Parliament on topics of their choice. Part of the House's legislative agenda would be determined...
I beg to move,"That leave be given to bring in a Bill to permit members of the public to initiate legislation; and for connected purposes." Under the Bill, citizens could trigger debates and votes in Parliament on topics of their choice. Part of the House's legislative agenda would be determined...
Citizens Initiative (Legislation). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 102 2007-08). To be read a second time 17 October.
Citizens Initiative (Legislation). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 102 2007-08). To be read a second time 17 October.
It will be the last time. I would be grateful if the Minister would clarify a comment that he made earlier, when I asked him whether there was any town or city in the UK where the council had to pass the budget by two thirds. Can he tell us?
It will be the last time. I would be grateful if the Minister would clarify a comment that he made earlier, when I asked him whether there was any town or city in the UK where the council had to pass the budget by two thirds. Can he tell us?
No. I am sorry. I am finishing on that point. For the reasons that I have set out, I urge my hon. Friends to disagree with the amendment made in the other place. Question put, That this House disagrees with the Lords in the said amendment:— The House divided: Ayes...
No. I am sorry. I am finishing on that point. For the reasons that I have set out, I urge my hon. Friends to disagree with the amendment made in the other place. Question put, That this House disagrees with the Lords in the said amendment:— The House divided: Ayes...
Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
I beg to move, That this House agrees with the Lords in the said amendment.
I beg to move, That this House agrees with the Lords in the said amendment.
We have reached a group of amendments that the Government tabled in the other place in response to the debate that took place there and in this House. The amendments constitute useful additions and, in some places, important strengthening of the provisions. I pay tribute to hon. Members in both...
We have reached a group of amendments that the Government tabled in the other place in response to the debate that took place there and in this House. The amendments constitute useful additions and, in some places, important strengthening of the provisions. I pay tribute to hon. Members in both...
The Minister and I are in accord on the amendments and I am grateful to him for the spirit in which he moved them. I agree that they are sensible and improve the Bill. They attracted support from all quarters when they were discussed previously. I highlight amendment No. 3...
The Minister and I are in accord on the amendments and I am grateful to him for the spirit in which he moved them. I agree that they are sensible and improve the Bill. They attracted support from all quarters when they were discussed previously. I highlight amendment No. 3...
I, too, support the amendments. If I were being churlish, I would question the reason for missing out local authorities the first time from the health inequalities strategy, given their prominent role in sport, care for the elderly and so on. However, I do not want to be churlish, so...
I, too, support the amendments. If I were being churlish, I would question the reason for missing out local authorities the first time from the health inequalities strategy, given their prominent role in sport, care for the elderly and so on. However, I do not want to be churlish, so...
Like other hon. Members, I support what the Government are trying to achieve. However, in view of the many planning measures that will be introduced, I hope that there will be a culture of greater transparency, especially on housing-related matters. I speak with a constituency interest in mind about the...
Like other hon. Members, I support what the Government are trying to achieve. However, in view of the many planning measures that will be introduced, I hope that there will be a culture of greater transparency, especially on housing-related matters. I speak with a constituency interest in mind about the...
Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
Will the hon. Gentleman give way?
Perhaps I could just say that I want very much to echo what my hon. Friend the Member for Cities of London and Westminster (Mr. Field) has said. In supporting and welcoming the spirit of the amendment, I think that I speak for a lot of people in this Chamber...
Perhaps I could just say that I want very much to echo what my hon. Friend the Member for Cities of London and Westminster (Mr. Field) has said. In supporting and welcoming the spirit of the amendment, I think that I speak for a lot of people in this Chamber...
I think that everybody in the House wants to see a mayoralty that responds to the wishes of local communities and that works with the boroughs and not against them in imposing planning decisions that go against the wishes of locally elected politicians. That is exactly the direction in which...
I think that everybody in the House wants to see a mayoralty that responds to the wishes of local communities and that works with the boroughs and not against them in imposing planning decisions that go against the wishes of locally elected politicians. That is exactly the direction in which...
On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. If an hon. Member is going to make a contribution in such a debate, should they not at least know what is under discussion?
On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. If an hon. Member is going to make a contribution in such a debate, should they not at least know what is under discussion?
I beg to move, That this House agrees with the Lords in the said amendment.
I beg to move, That this House agrees with the Lords in the said amendment.
In this group we propose a number of amendments to the planning clauses of the Bill, following useful and valuable scrutiny undertaken in this House and the other place. Lords amendment No. 16 introduces new clause 2E, which introduces into the Bill the requirement for the Mayor to give the...
In this group we propose a number of amendments to the planning clauses of the Bill, following useful and valuable scrutiny undertaken in this House and the other place. Lords amendment No. 16 introduces new clause 2E, which introduces into the Bill the requirement for the Mayor to give the...
As someone who did not serve on the Bill Committee I am perhaps not as au fait with this matter as I should be. Will the Minister give the House a couple of scenarios in which the Mayor might get involved?
As someone who did not serve on the Bill Committee I am perhaps not as au fait with this matter as I should be. Will the Minister give the House a couple of scenarios in which the Mayor might get involved?
I have.
I have.