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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

Those are a lot of hypotheticals. We want to be led by the evidence. We need to look at the evidence. There is significant social benefit in ensuring that we have more first-time buyers. It is something that the Government are prioritising. There are different ways you can do that, as I have suggested. The planning ref

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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

It is not about whether I like it.

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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

There are pros and cons. Government is about trade-offs. It is healthy to look at it in the round of the broader ISA framework, but also to see what the advantages and disadvantages of it are. There are advantages to it and there are disadvantages. Some of those have been brought out in your evidence sessions. I am rel

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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

That is what has happened in previous cases, if you look at the help to buy ISA.

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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

That will have had an impact on the figures in the early lifetime of this product, because you were still able to subscribe to the help to buy ISA.

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23 Apr 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 607)

We know that over 1 million people are invested in this. There is £5.5 billion invested in it. We want to provide reassurance to those people that we want to encourage them to keep saving. We see this as a product that is helping them to do that, but we are looking at the reform of the ISA landscape more broadly.

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21 Apr 2025 Retail Investment

It is a great pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Hobhouse; congratulations on your appointment to the Panel. Thank you for presiding over this very good-natured Westminster Hall debate. I wish everybody a happy Easter—I do not know about everybody else, but for me, it is the first day back from a nice Easte

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21 Apr 2025 Retail Investment

I have heard the hon. Lady’s representation, and I am sure that people in the Treasury hear that representation. I would mention to her more broadly that we have committed to one fiscal event a year, rather than the two or three that we might have seen from the previous Government—we might have got a third one in Septe

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21 Apr 2025 Retail Investment

Credit unions, mutuals and co-operatives play a hugely important role in our economy and our society. That is why the Government—as my hon. Friend will know, given that she stood on the same Labour manifesto as me—promised in our manifesto to double the size of the mutuals sector, why the Chancellor asked the FCA and t

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21 Apr 2025 Retail Investment

Such great cross-party working—do not tell anyone else about it! It is really good to work with the hon. Gentleman. I remember fondly—well, not that fondly—being a shadow Minister and having very good, if different, working relationships with the Ministers who I shadowed. I very much welcome the constructive way in whi

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7 Apr 2025Investment: Regulatory Policies

The Chancellor delivered the biggest ever settlement for Scotland in October 2024, and I think the answer is “thank you”.

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7 Apr 2025Economic Growth: North-East

Nice try. In terms of north-east growth, I have already said that we are working very closely with the Mayor of the North East combined authority. I suggest that the hon. Gentleman asks questions about roads relevant to his part of the country at Transport questions.

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7 Apr 2025Banking Services

The Government understand the importance of in-person banking to communities and are working closely with the industry to roll out 350 banking hubs across the UK. More than 220 hubs have already been announced, of which more than 135 are already open.

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7 Apr 2025Economic Growth: North-East

Securing economic growth across the country is the Government’s No. 1 mission. We are working in partnership with the Mayor of the North East, providing the North East combined authority with an integrated funding settlement from ’26-27, and working with it on its local growth plan.

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7 Apr 2025Banking Services

I am always happy to meet colleagues and will be happy to meet the hon. Gentleman.

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7 Apr 2025Banking Services

I would be very happy to meet the right hon. Gentleman if he wanted to discuss a specific banking hub that is being considered. We work very closely with Link. As he will know, his Government passed the Financial Services and Markets Act 2023, under which the Financial Conduct Authority, Link and the financial services

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7 Apr 2025Banking Services

As I said in my previous answer, we do not have any plans to change the Link criteria; those are a matter for Link. However, there are some flexibilities in the way that it applies the criteria, depending on the local population, travel times to nearby bank branches and, indeed, the number of small businesses in an are

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7 Apr 2025Investment: Regulatory Policies

I work closely with the mutuals and other financial services firms, and I think the hon. Member is slightly jumping the gun, if he does not mind my saying so. We are considering options to reform ISAs, but we need to get the balance right between cash and equities. We know that many people have investments in cash ISAs

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7 Apr 2025Economic Growth: North-East

The Government are committed to improving roads. We agreed a £4.8 billion settlement for National Highways and funded a £500 million uplift for local roads in this financial year. Funding for the RIS3 programme, which my hon. Friend mentioned, will be considered in phase 2 of the spending review, and I encourage her to

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7 Apr 2025Investment: Regulatory Policies

We have heard from UK businesses that our regulatory system often holds back growth and investment. We recently published a regulation action plan, and committed to cutting the administrative costs of regulation for businesses by 25% by the end of this Parliament. We are going further, faster than ever before to stream

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