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10 Feb 2025Rosebank and Jackdaw Oilfields

The decisions that we make in the next decade on energy will make or break the planet, and this is also key for the Jackdaw and Rosebank oilfields. Should the proposed developers apply for a new development consent, the ruling gives the Government the opportunity to take a rational, science-based approach and make a de

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10 Feb 2025Biomass Generation

I thank the Minister for sharing his statement with us in advance. Climate change and nature loss are undoubtedly the greatest twin threats we face. While pursuing the clean power by 2030 goal, the Government need to reconsider their decision to indeterminately extend the burning of biomass as part of the energy mix, d

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

To seek clarification, is the Minister saying that, unlike what seemed to be the agreement reached in the other House, we will not seek, through this legislation or any burden put on the Crown Estate, to ensure that it has a climate and nature duty, such as other bodies have? That will not form part of the definition o

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

We have received assurances that we will have the chance to discuss the sustainable development definition at the time of Royal Assent and that the framework document will pay due regard to climate and nature duties in relation to our targets for 2050 under the Climate Change Act and to our nature restoration duties un

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

I will not press either of these amendments to a Division, but I would like to call attention to the fact that, given the greater borrowing and investment powers, the existing frameworks and regulations under which the Crown Estate has been co-ordinating the Marine Management Organisation need to be considered. I think

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

The Minister might have pre-empted my speaking to the new clause. The new clause would ensure that local and coastal communities see real benefits from Crown Estate activities by requiring a proper assessment of community benefits before investment decisions are made and by mandating that at least 5% of net profits be

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

Amendment 7 is similar to amendment 4, and is supportive of its essence. It is about introducing a sensible borrowing limit for the Crown Estate commissioners by capping their net debt-to-asset value ratio at 25%, with any change to that limit requiring parliamentary approval. As we have just heard, clause 1 as it stan

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

I will speak to new clause 5 and to new clause 12 which calls for the devolution of the Crown Estate to Wales. While Scotland has controlled its Crown Estate since 2017, Wales has been left without these powers, despite the fact that vast Crown Estate assets lie within its borders. It is time to correct that unbalance

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (Second sitting)

Nobody is saying that this is easy, but it is possible, and it has happened with Scotland. As many Members have said to us, given that we have territorial devolution and powers over the land, why not the seabed as well? There are ways of managing this, so complexity should not get in the way of ensuring that we have fa

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

I thank the hon. Lady for that point, which we discussed in the Chamber. The crux of this amendment is that there is a mandate for the Marine Maritime Organisation, which is the body that mediates. The Crown Estate is being given new powers for borrowing and investing, and therefore has a vested interest in the priorit

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

Given our conversations in this debate about the importance of considering our coastal communities in relation to the new powers that are to be given to the Crown Estate, I draw attention in particular to an example on the north Norfolk coast, the fastest-eroding coastline in north-west Europe. Key sites, vital to our

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

I beg to move amendment 9, in clause 3, page 2, line 17, at end insert— “(3B) In pursuit of the objective under subsection 3A, the Commissioners must assess the adequacy of protections against coastal erosion in areas affected by their offshore activities.”

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6 Feb 2025Crown Estate Bill [ Lords ] (First sitting)

I will speak to amendment 8, which is similar to amendment 6. It would strengthen clause 3 by ensuring that sustainable development is properly defined within the Crown Estate’s framework document and that this definition explicitly includes a climate and nature duty. The Crown Estate plays a pivotal role in the manage

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

Thank you.

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

To build on that recommendation, what is your recommendation, given you are saying that basically, as I understand it, nobody is responsible for monitoring offsite at the moment? It is to understand that point. Also, for it come at the beginning, would there be a recommendation about strengthening the duty on local gov

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

On the offsite?

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

You have no further recommendations on that?

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

It is good to know that my constituency of South Cambridgeshire is one of those areas where they are pushing within the emerging local plan for 20% biodiversity net gain just because they see that it is within the margin of error trying to get 10%, but while trying to wrinkle out the errors, obviously. We have also hea

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

If you could share it with the Committee that would be very good. If you have an example that you could show of where it has worked, where you think this is based on a very good example, we would really like to hear something like that.

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5 Feb 2025Environmental Audit Committee — Oral Evidence (HC 439)

Thank you.

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