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Speeches by Mohindra.

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18 Mar 2026UK Research and Innovation

My constituent George works for the Science and Technology Facilities Council. He has highlighted to me that UK Research and Innovation is developing a model that significantly reduces spending for all areas of science under the STFC’s remit, including quantum science, particle astrophysics and theoretical physics. Giv

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12 Mar 2026Topical Questions

Anchor Sound and Security, based in Kings Langley, explained to me how it is disincentivised to hire more employees due to rising compliance costs and regulatory uncertainty. What is the Minister doing to stop regulations stifling small business growth and destroying the strong relationships between employer and employ

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11 Mar 2026Engagements

Q4. The Prime Minister will be happy that I am not going to ask about fuel duty. Businesses across South West Hertfordshire are telling me that they are now reluctant to take on young workers due to this Government’s rise in employer national insurance contributions and the crippling Employment Rights Act 2025. With al

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9 Mar 2026Topical Questions

Emma from Abbots Langley in my constituency has to comply with strict timeframes for her job as a frontline worker within a local government adult care service. Despite that, the video relay service allowance that she receives as a deaf person has been reduced by over 75%, meaning that it is significantly below her wor

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4 Mar 2026Engagements

Q3. In my constituency, the Liberal Democrat-run Three Rivers district council has failed for years to submit an adequate local plan. It now has a ministerial direction, and prime green-belt land faces a serious threat from this Government’s harmful planning policies. How does the Prime Minister expect me to explain to

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2 Mar 2026Supporting Children with SEND

I spend a lot of time visiting schools in my constituency and speaking to the hard-working headteachers about the pressures they are under due to spiralling costs and teacher shortages. With the Government’s proposed reforms placing an additional responsibility on schools to create individual support plans, alongside a

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24 Feb 2026Preventing Ill Health

As the House will know, pharmacies are an important part of the system to prevent ill health. Last week, I raised the challenges that pharmacies in my constituency of South West Hertfordshire and across the country are facing due to rising costs and a lack of funding support. I wrote to the Minister for Care last April

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23 Feb 2026New Social and Affordable Housing

As the House will know, local plans are the method by which we can identify affordable homes and make sure that they are built in the right place at the right time. Since I was elected back in December 2019, I have consistently asked the Liberal Democrat Three Rivers district council to get on with the local plan. Howe

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12 Feb 2026 Pharmacy First: Withholding Payments

In the past year, I have spent time visiting pharmacies across my constituency, undertaken work experience at Riverside pharmacy in Rickmansworth, and communicated regularly with Community Pharmacy Hertfordshire. It is clear that our pharmacies are under unsustainable pressure from rising costs, especially following th

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12 Feb 2026 Lord Mandelson: Government Response to Humble Address Motion

The Minister is well regarded on both sides of the House, so I am hoping that he will give us a clear and honest answer to this question—I am sure he will do. In his long years working for the Prime Minister—as adviser, staffer and latterly as a Minister—did he voice any concerns in private post the vetting process on

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27 Jan 2026Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1154)

Could each of you describe how you see the current state of temporary accommodation in England?

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27 Jan 2026Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1154)

Do you think that is the reason why it has not happened to date?

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27 Jan 2026Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1154)

I will let Christa settle in before I come back to her with the first question.

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27 Jan 2026Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1154)

Christa, do you want to formally introduce yourself? The first question I asked was about how you would describe the current state of temporary accommodation in England.

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27 Jan 2026Topical Questions

T5. While the Chancellor was enjoying her trip to Davos last week, inflation went up, as did unemployment, reversing the progress of the previous Conservative Government. Did the Chancellor or her Cabinet colleagues pick up any ideas in Davos that could reverse those trends, support our businesses and high streets and

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27 Jan 2026Commonhold and Leasehold Reform

Unlike the Chair of our Select Committee, the hon. Member for Vauxhall and Camberwell Green (Florence Eshalomi), I have not read the full draft legislation published at 7 o’clock this morning. I can confirm that she did indeed feel a bit unloved whenever she saw the Minister running away from her. On the statement, I t

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27 Jan 2026Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1154)

I am Gagan Mohindra, the Conservative Member of Parliament for South West Hertfordshire.

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26 Jan 2026PIP: Number of Claimants

One of my constituents in Abbots Langley, Darren, suffers from a very complicated congenital heart condition, which, alongside his hyperthyroidism and obstructive sleep apnoea, significantly restricts his ability to perform everyday tasks including work. Despite that, Darren has recently had his entitlement to personal

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26 Jan 2026PIP: Number of Claimants

8. What assessment he has made of the potential implications for his policies of trends in the number of claimants of the personal independence payment.

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19 Jan 2026Sale of Fireworks

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Pritchard. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Keighley and Ilkley (Robbie Moore) on opening this important debate and thank the many petitioners who have brought this issue before Parliament. It is nearly a year since the hon. Member for Luton North (Sarah

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