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Speeches by Perteghella.

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14 Apr 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1819)

My question is for Daniel and Margaret. The Government have said that they will introduce an individual support plan for children and young people with SEND. When do you expect schools to have capacity to deliver individual support plans to a consistently high standard and are there any concerns about their ability to

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13 Apr 2026Social Homes: Furnished Tenancies

In my constituency I have families moving into social housing with no beds for their children to sleep in, no table at which to eat family meals and no white goods with which to cook healthy meals. Will the Minister recognise the importance of ensuring that tenants moving into social housing have access to basic furnit

housingsocial-care
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13 Apr 2026SEND Provision and Reform

Does my hon. Friend agree that strengthening inclusion in mainstream schools and maintaining legally enforceable protections for children and young people should not be competing games?

educationsocial-carelocal-government
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24 Mar 2026Oil and Gas

Does the hon. Member agree that the central claim of this motion simply does not withstand scrutiny? Even if new fields are approved, the oil and gas will still be sold at international prices and will do nothing to shield British consumers from future shocks. The economic case is already clear that renewables are chea

energyeconomy-jobsenvironment
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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Are there particular groups of children, families, or organisations who you were not able to engage with, or areas—you mentioned a bit more research and engagement on enrichment—where you think further engagement may be needed?

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Thank you. Does anyone else want to add anything?

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Do you feel that the measures in the child poverty strategy reflect the key themes that were discussed by the people and communities you have engaged with?

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Do you feel that the measures in the child poverty strategy reflect the key themes that were discussed by the people and communities you have engaged with?

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

In your opinion, do you think that the strategy includes appropriate interventions to address the differences regionally and locally, but also different groups? For example, I represent a very rural constituency where children live in isolated villages, where some houses are off grid, so families are not even protected

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

In your opinion, do you think that the strategy includes appropriate interventions to address the differences regionally and locally, but also different groups? For example, I represent a very rural constituency where children live in isolated villages, where some houses are off grid, so families are not even protected

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Are there particular groups of children, families, or organisations who you were not able to engage with, or areas—you mentioned a bit more research and engagement on enrichment—where you think further engagement may be needed?

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24 Mar 2026Work and Pensions Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1683)

Thank you. Does anyone else want to add anything?

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23 Mar 2026Middle East

While the Government have set out their military approach in some detail, there remains far less clarity on the diplomatic strategy that must eventually bring this conflict to an end. Can the Secretary of State set out what the UK is doing to get all sides back to the negotiating table? As we do so, how will the Govern

defenceenergyeconomy-jobs
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16 Mar 2026Heating Oil Support

Nearly 13,000 households are off-grid in my constituency, including my home. It is a wild west out there; prices have doubled in just a few weeks, and many of my constituents are not even able to pay for the minimum 500-litre orders required by the providers. Does the Minister agree it would be far quicker and simpler

cost-of-livingutilitieseconomy-jobs
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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

Witnesses and survivors on the previous panel told us that there is significant variation in the quality and consistency of intermediary services. That has a real impact on reunions, sometimes with distressing outcomes. The Movement for an Adoption Apology has called for a fully funded intermediary service to assist wi

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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

What safeguards or features would be essential so that this centralised digital database works for mothers and adoptees?

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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

Witnesses and survivors on the previous panel told us that there is significant variation in the quality and consistency of intermediary services. That has a real impact on reunions, sometimes with distressing outcomes. The Movement for an Adoption Apology has called for a fully funded intermediary service to assist wi

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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

Thank you for your powerful evidence. You have all campaigned tirelessly for a formal Government apology. What difference would an apology from the Government make to you, and to the wider community of mothers and adoptees affected by forced adoption?

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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

What safeguards or features would be essential so that this centralised digital database works for mothers and adoptees?

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10 Mar 2026Education Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 1713)

Thank you for your powerful evidence. You have all campaigned tirelessly for a formal Government apology. What difference would an apology from the Government make to you, and to the wider community of mothers and adoptees affected by forced adoption?

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