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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Yes, I think so. What further legislative powers and resources would Ofcom need to effectively regulate misleading information online about the energy transition?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Can you give examples of how Ofgem has tried to communicate these trade-offs to the public?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

It sounds like you have a lot of people working on it, but what measurable outcomes should Parliament expect from these initiatives, specifically in relation to the energy transition?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

I shall move on to my questions to Ofgem. We have seen the massive impact that the energy crisis had on people. Ofgem’s mandate includes protecting consumers and facilitating net zero at least cost. This is probably a question for Neil to start with. How does Ofgem balance those objectives when they pull in different d

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

A number of submissions to this inquiry have raised online misinformation as a major barrier to building support for the net zero transition. Your own research shows that four in 10 UK adults say they have recently encountered misinformation or deepfake content, mostly online. We are seeing a growing policy discussion

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

A number of submissions to this inquiry have raised online misinformation as a major barrier to building support for the net zero transition. Your own research shows that four in 10 UK adults say they have recently encountered misinformation or deepfake content, mostly online. We are seeing a growing policy discussion

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

It sounds like you have a lot of people working on it, but what measurable outcomes should Parliament expect from these initiatives, specifically in relation to the energy transition?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Does that help with the question I opened without about how you are communicating the competing demands? Do you feel that a lack of remit is inhibiting your ability to communicate that or do you think that is within your power?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Does that help with the question I opened without about how you are communicating the competing demands? Do you feel that a lack of remit is inhibiting your ability to communicate that or do you think that is within your power?

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14 Jan 2026 Offshore Wind

I welcome the Secretary of State’s statement, but it is important that my constituents can feel the effect in their pockets. Does he accept that the biggest reason why people are not benefiting from cheap renewables is that electricity prices are still set by gas most of the time, and what steps is he taking to break t

energyeconomy-jobscost-of-living
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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

I am asking what other powers you would like.

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Do you think you have the powers to do this or do you think some of this rests with the Government? Or do the Government need to be giving you more powers?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Do you think you have the powers to do this or do you think some of this rests with the Government? Or do the Government need to be giving you more powers?

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14 Jan 2026Energy Security and Net Zero Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 734)

Yet the Government have said that consumer trust and satisfaction in the energy market is systematically lower than where it needs to be. What are you doing to rectify that?

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8 Jan 2026Passenger Rail Services

3. What steps she is taking to improve railway services for passengers.

transporteconomy-jobs
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8 Jan 2026Passenger Rail Services

The west of England growth strategy identifies the Severn estuary growth zone as having the potential to create more than 15,000 jobs. It is important that the half-hourly rail services on the Severn Beach line are maintained to support them. Similarly, the half-hourly trains serving Yate support both jobs and access t

transporteconomy-jobs
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7 Jan 2026 Ukraine and Wider Operational Update

The UK remains one of the chief facilitators of the export of Russian gas, with UK-owned or UK-insured vessels having enabled the export of £45 billion-worth of Russian gas since the start of the war. Will the Secretary of State finally agree to ban the provision of all UK maritime services for the transport and insura

defenceeconomy-jobs
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5 Jan 2026HMP Leyhill: Offender Abscondments

My constituents are concerned that high-risk violent prisoners are increasingly being placed in Leyhill open prison, putting local residents at risk when they abscond. Will the Minister review the process for assessing prisoners prior to a move? With new rapid deployment cells expected to be online at Leyhill by the su

crime
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5 Jan 2026Agricultural Property Relief and Business Property Relief

Looking at farm sizes and land values locally, I fear that family farms will still be paying the family farm tax. What evidence is there that £2.5 million realistically reflects the value of a typical family farm in a constituency with higher land values, such as Thornbury and Yate?

agriculturefiscal-policyeconomy-jobs
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18 Dec 2025Rural Crime

Merry Christmas to you and all in Parliament, Mr Speaker. What work is the Attorney General undertaking through their superintendence of the Crown Prosecution Service and in collaboration with the Home Office to reduce delays in prosecutions for rural crime and to ensure that prosecutors are equipped to support effecti

crimeagriculture
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