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Speeches by Baldwin.

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

That is for the ones that are coming out on 26 March. Are you expecting these changes to the weightings to have a big impact on the headline employment figures?

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

When we will see that?

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

But the Bank of England will not have it in time for tomorrow’s decision.

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

Will we see this super interesting set of data later this year?

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

That is a really important point. Does the figure of 340,000 per year take account of this distortion?

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

My questions are for Mary Gregory. Our constituents and public policymakers really need to have good information about net migration for the UK, and yet the former special adviser to the House of Commons Public Administration Committee said about the migration statistics that they were “all but meaningless”. Is that fa

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

Political action, though, can have an impact on many of these independent drivers of this uncertain statistic that you then report.

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4 Feb 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 682)

In terms of the challenge around this data, you have recently published some population projections, which I imagine are subject to similar levels of uncertainty. Is it realistic for politicians and political parties to say that they are going to target a specific level of net migration to the UK? Give your statisticia

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3 Feb 2025Career Breaks: Parents of Seriously Ill Children

Thank you for calling me to speak, Ms Vaz. This debate on the petition has highlighted an unimaginably difficult situation when one’s child is seriously ill. In a series of important speeches and interventions, my hon. Friend the Member for Keighley and Ilkley (Robbie Moore), my right hon. Friend the Member for Rayleig

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

I have given way. The previous Government worked to enter into a new partnership with post offices and came up with the idea that people could confirm their identity in person. That is a way of using that valuable network across the land. We recognise that vulnerable people sometimes struggle to verify their identity o

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

I have already given way to the hon. Gentleman, thank you very much.

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

I am just getting to that—the hon. Gentleman is absolutely on point with where I am going. Sadly, it was under the previous Labour Government that the network really shrank in a major way, when the number of post offices went into sharp decline, before it then stabilised in the 2010s. In fact, during the entire time th

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

I do not want to politicise this too much, because I think that had gone on for a long period of time, and the inquiry took a lot of evidence last year. I think my hon. Friend the Member for Thirsk and Malton played a remarkable role in exonerating so many people, and in setting up the public inquiry. My next question

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

This has been an excellent debate, and I congratulate the hon. Member for Taunton and Wellington (Gideon Amos) on securing it and thank the Backbench Business Committee for awarding it. A consistent theme throughout the debate has been the important role the post office plays in communities across our land, providing w

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30 Jan 2025Industrial Strategy

The Minister’s Government have changed policy to not issue any new licences for domestic oil and gas, so we will become more dependent on imports at times when solar and wind are not working, unless we can increase nuclear generation. It is Nuclear Week in Parliament, so what pressure is she putting on the Energy Secre

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30 Jan 2025Industrial Strategy

I will try to avoid a word salad. We have heard from various different industrial sectors how important it is to have stable and predictable energy costs. This month has seen little sun and only intermittent wind, so we have been heavily dependent on imported oil and gas. Are Ministers in the Department for Business an

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30 Jan 2025 Local Post Offices

I will. I am sure that the hon. Gentleman does not like hearing that news.

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29 Jan 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 674)

They were not particularly things that were focused on post financial crisis; it was the pension funds crisis that changed that.

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29 Jan 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 674)

What I am hearing is that that is less the financial regulation reforms and more changes to the pension regulations.

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29 Jan 2025Treasury Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 674)

Governor, can you think of what the Chancellor might be referring to in terms of the unintended consequences from the changes that were put in place after the financial crisis?

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