Speeches by Voaden.

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“We have a case in my constituency of a young offender, well below 16, who is causing havoc—he has been arrested many times—and is not complying with a court order. The assumption is against incarceration because of his age. Will the Minister explain what work the Government are doing to crack down on prolific offending…”

“Several reports have suggested that an employer’s contribution might be a better way to fund going forward, rather than increasing student fees again and again to the point that it excludes students, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds. That would create stronger bonds between employers and local universities, …”

“I have a very quick follow-up on that. Do any of you have a view on what effect pulling out of Erasmus+ has had on the university sector? Would going back into Erasmus+ or trying to restore relations with the European Union help the situation we are facing with regards to international students?”

“Alex, you have already covered a lot of what I was going to ask you. If I could particularly touch on care-experienced students, are there any particular challenges that they are facing that you have not already covered? Obviously the accommodation thing and the guarantor are huge, but is there anything else that you w…”

“Both the Russell Group and MillionPlus have proposed increased tuition fees linked to inflation and higher government spending. How realistic do you think that these two proposals are?”

“Several reports have suggested that an employer’s contribution might be a better way to fund going forward, rather than increasing student fees again and again to the point that it excludes students, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds. That would create stronger bonds between employers and local universities, …”

“I have a very quick follow-up on that. Do any of you have a view on what effect pulling out of Erasmus+ has had on the university sector? Would going back into Erasmus+ or trying to restore relations with the European Union help the situation we are facing with regards to international students?”

“Alex, you have already covered a lot of what I was going to ask you. If I could particularly touch on care-experienced students, are there any particular challenges that they are facing that you have not already covered? Obviously the accommodation thing and the guarantor are huge, but is there anything else that you w…”

“Both the Russell Group and MillionPlus have proposed increased tuition fees linked to inflation and higher government spending. How realistic do you think that these two proposals are?”

“Several reports have suggested that an employer’s contribution might be a better way to fund going forward, rather than increasing student fees again and again to the point that it excludes students, particularly from disadvantaged backgrounds. That would create stronger bonds between employers and local universities, …”

“I have a very quick follow-up on that. Do any of you have a view on what effect pulling out of Erasmus+ has had on the university sector? Would going back into Erasmus+ or trying to restore relations with the European Union help the situation we are facing with regards to international students?”

“Alex, you have already covered a lot of what I was going to ask you. If I could particularly touch on care-experienced students, are there any particular challenges that they are facing that you have not already covered? Obviously the accommodation thing and the guarantor are huge, but is there anything else that you w…”

“Both the Russell Group and MillionPlus have proposed increased tuition fees linked to inflation and higher government spending. How realistic do you think that these two proposals are?”

“It is a pleasure to speak in this Easter Adjournment debate. I would like to highlight an issue that continues to fill my inbox and, I am sure, the inboxes of colleagues across the House: dentistry. I hear from residents on an almost-daily basis about the challenges they face in accessing NHS dentistry. I hear stories …”

“I welcome the Government’s statement and the progress they are making on implementing recommendations from the Jay review, and I am deeply disappointed that the Conservatives have chosen to respond to the statement in this way and refuse to acknowledge any progress that the Government are making after years of inaction…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Vickers. I thank my hon. Friend the Member for St Ives (Andrew George) for securing this important debate and other hon. Members for their informed contributions. In summing up for the Liberal Democrats, I would like to echo some of the points made and consider the …”

“11. What steps he is taking to support families of patients who have been sectioned under the Mental Health Act 1983.”

“I have two ongoing constituency cases with adult men who have serious and long-term mental health issues. One of my constituents believes that her life is in danger because of her son’s threatening behaviour towards her—her own mental health has been seriously affected by the fear and stress. The other case involves a …”

“I thank the hon. Member for his intervention. People vote Lib Dem for lots of reasons—but maybe they do not think that we will betray them in the same way that the Conservatives did. Only last week, with many colleagues, I returned to the European Parliament as part of the Parliamentary Partnership Assembly. While ther…”