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Speeches by Voaden.

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29 Jan 2025 Youth Mobility Scheme: EU

I apologise, Sir Jeremy. The Government are saying that they want to increase trade with the European Union. Could the Minister comment on how helpful he thinks it is when suggestions are put forward by the European Union? Last week, for example, we had a suggestion of a pan-European Mediterranean customs agreement, wh

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29 Jan 2025 Youth Mobility Scheme: EU

The Government talk a lot about growth being crucial for restoring the public finances. Does my hon. Friend agree that sectors such as hospitality—it is important in my constituency of South Devon—are struggling from lack of staff? If we could restore a youth movement deal, we would have lots of enthusiastic European y

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29 Jan 2025 Youth Mobility Scheme: EU

Since the election, I have seen and heard lots of evidence of more conversations happening between the UK and the EU than did over the previous few years, so I accept what you are saying about a rapprochement and a more positive engagement. You say that the Government are keen to increase trade—

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29 Jan 2025 Youth Mobility Scheme: EU

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28 Jan 2025Airport Expansion

Given the hugely contradictory evidence on whether expanding airport capacity will boost GDP growth, will the Minister explain how the Government can justify prioritising airport expansion over much-needed substantial investment in green travel and public transport, which would benefit the economy in the long term and

transportenvironmenteconomy-jobs
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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I would like to look at the professionals in schools now. Given the current shortages in relevant healthcare professions, do you think it is possible to upskill other staff in education settings to provide more basic interventions in these areas? The second part of the question is: what steps do you think could be take

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I have had conversations with teaching assistants who want more skills around speech and language, for example, and finding the resources to upskill them seems to be very difficult. Online resources for them to tap into would be—

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Given the current shortages in specialist teachers and special teachers and SENCOs, what measures can the Department for Education or individual schools implement to attract more specialist teachers or support and upskill existing staff, and how can the school system enhance support for SENCOs to help them effectively

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Children and young people with SEND experience disproportionately high rates of school exclusions. In your view, what are the key factors contributing to this issue and what measures do you think schools and teachers can implement to effectively reduce exclusion rates and better support children with SEND so that they

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

No, we are short of time, it is fine. We will move on.

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I would like to look at the professionals in schools now. Given the current shortages in relevant healthcare professions, do you think it is possible to upskill other staff in education settings to provide more basic interventions in these areas? The second part of the question is: what steps do you think could be take

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

I have had conversations with teaching assistants who want more skills around speech and language, for example, and finding the resources to upskill them seems to be very difficult. Online resources for them to tap into would be—

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Given the current shortages in specialist teachers and special teachers and SENCOs, what measures can the Department for Education or individual schools implement to attract more specialist teachers or support and upskill existing staff, and how can the school system enhance support for SENCOs to help them effectively

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

Children and young people with SEND experience disproportionately high rates of school exclusions. In your view, what are the key factors contributing to this issue and what measures do you think schools and teachers can implement to effectively reduce exclusion rates and better support children with SEND so that they

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28 Jan 2025Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 492)

No, we are short of time, it is fine. We will move on.

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28 Jan 2025Extremism Review

The horrendous events in Southport show that people who do not fit the profile of Islamist or far-right extremism can still present serious risk. Does the Minister agree that there is a real danger in the promotion of misogyny and opposition to feminism online and that to combat the scourge of violence against women an

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27 Jan 2025Topical Questions

In Devon, only 4.9% of EHCPs are received within 20 weeks. Conservative-run Devon county council has been utterly failing our children for the past 10 years. Will the Minister meet me to discuss what more we can do to support the council and turn things around for families, like that of my constituent James, who has ha

educationsocial-care
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24 Jan 2025 Climate and Nature Bill

Just last week, a report by the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries—we know that by their very nature, actuaries are cautious people—stated that if we continue on our current path, a plausible worst case is that global GDP will collapse by 50% between 2070 and 2090, and that 4 billion lives could be lost by 2050. That i

environmentenergyagriculture
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17 Jan 2025New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill

There has been a lot of conversation this morning about the benefit to homeowners of installing solar panels on new builds. If solar panels were included on new social housing, we would also be helping those who face the greatest challenge in paying energy bills, which have gone up since the energy price cap rise. That

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17 Jan 2025New Homes (Solar Generation) Bill

When the zero carbon homes standard was scrapped by the Conservative Government in 2015, a Government report said that scrapping that standard was designed to reduce regulations on house builders. Many people said that the Conservative party had been put under considerable pressure by house builders who were very gener

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