Speeches by Onn.

“Thank you. Professor Sutton, do you have anything to add?”

“We have referenced businesses, local authorities, civil societies, communities and so on. A growing number of these non-state actors have some responsibility nationally and internationally around climate actions. Is there a way that we can avoid any form of dilution or fragmentation?”

“Carry on with your thought but, also, trying to slow it down, when we asked if we could go back to Kyoto-style agreements, is that in line with public opinion or does it force public opinion?”

“My hon. Friend makes an excellent point. Why on earth should everybody else pay for the mess that others create, particularly hard-pressed communities that are already struggling? Adding to their council tax burden or imposing additional costs is not fair.”

“This is to everybody on the panel, so I will let you decide among yourselves who goes first. Do the UK NDCs strengthen or weaken the UK’s claim to be leading global climate policy?”

“My hon. Friend makes a number of excellent points. In every community there are hotspots that people go back to again and again. There is provision for local authorities to use CCTV, but it has to be monitored; there is no point in having CCTV if it is not. Local authorities also have powers to use drones to follow veh…”

“It is interesting that the hon. Member says there might be a gap in regulations, and I suspect that that is the case for not just rural private land but all private land. I have the same thing in my constituency, where there are alleyways or unadopted areas that are frequently fly-tipped. I was going come on to local a…”

“You did have 502 fewer meetings than the fossil fuel lobbyists.”

“The responsibilities of housing associations on their land is a similar issue, as they are facing financial challenges of their own. That is why we end up relying so much on communities to come together and do the clean-up. There needs to be a much more holistic solution, but we cannot always rely on communities to ste…”

“I am very grateful for my constituent’s contribution. It is an excellent one, as always. He makes a very valid point; Phillips 66 is a great contributor to community activities across our areas, but I would not like us to rely on that all the time. It is a really welcome contribution and incredibly helpful. We are very…”

“Will that be enough to hold Government accountable to the commitments that they have made, everybody just getting along and playing nicely? Where you stand on the international ranking will be the only thing that pushes the envelope and keep you true to what you said you were going to do.”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered the matter of fly-tipping in residential areas and associated impacts. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Stringer, and to see so many colleagues here to participate in this important debate. I thank the Backbench Business Committee for allowing this deba…”

“This is a question for everybody on the panel, just looking a little bit more at climate adaptation and how that strengthens leadership. We heard from previous evidence sessions that global climate leadership needs to go beyond mitigation and emission reductions and really consider alternatives like climate adaptation,…”

“Are we undermining ourselves at the moment? We can go out there and talk a good talk but if we are not incorporating adaptation that has been recommended or is required as part of the Climate Change Act, we are never going to be in a position of global leadership.”

“Are we undermining ourselves at the moment? We can go out there and talk a good talk but if we are not incorporating adaptation that has been recommended or is required as part of the Climate Change Act, we are never going to be in a position of global leadership.”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Jardine. I have some quick questions that I probably ought to have raised in an intervention. They relate to regulation 3, which will impact the Marine Management Organisation. What additional burdens will the regulation put on the MMO? Have discussions been had wit…”

“It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship this afternoon, Ms Lewell. I congratulate the hon. Member for Didcot and Wantage (Olly Glover) on securing the debate. For some time now, there have been unrelenting efforts from colleagues across the House, many of whom are here today, to keep the future of our high stree…”

“Last week I was pleased to meet with a number of hospitality businesses from across Lincolnshire, including some in my constituency: Riverhead Coffee, Cleethorpes Lettings and the famous Steels fish and chip restaurant. They raised with me the challenging conditions they are facing, including a very burdensome tax regi…”

“I congratulate the Minister on managing to unite the whole House around this issue—a rare moment. I declare an interest as chair of the all-party parliamentary group on kinship care, for which the Family Rights Group acts as the secretariat. I also reference the Lifelong Links programme, as the Minister has done. It ha…”

“T10. When the Secretary of State orders those Typhoons from Lancashire, will he commit to ensuring that they are fuelled by sustainable aviation fuel made in northern Lincolnshire?”