Speeches by Moore.

“The hon. Member makes an excellent point. The reality is that section 106 money should be spent within a closely defined community area to mitigate any negative impacts resulting from the development. Unfortunately, we are not seeing that in my constituency. Bradford council, which is Labour-controlled, has the power t…”

“Absolutely; my hon. Friend makes an excellent intervention. All too often, we see little pockets of development taking place on the outskirts of relatively small towns, without due consideration of the wider challenges with traffic congestion on highways, schools, doctors’ surgeries and indeed the retail offering. Crik…”

“I thank the hon. Member for his intervention, but he started off by saying, “I’m not going to make this political,” and then went on to make a very political point. I secured this debate to raise the concerns that residents have been raising. I robustly say to this new Labour Administration that communities like mine i…”

“As Members of Parliament, I often think that our role is to be both problem solvers and place makers. That is why today’s debate has been so important. I thank hon. Members for their contributions. The common themes have been obvious: early consultation is really important, as well as addressing the challenges around m…”

“I want to pick up on the point about the grey belt. I will use an example from my own constituency where we have challenges. The local authority is developing its local plan, but genuine concerns have been raised that where houses are being allocated, the need is not being identified—in other words, green belt or grey …”

“To expand on two of the points that you made—I do not know if anyone else wants to add anything—on the reimbursement element, obviously you have no control of when within the calendar year protests are happening, but the financial budget is set at a particular time of the year. At what stage do you feel it is normal fo…”

“This is not aimed at anyone in particular but you mentioned the implications of trauma as well as those negative implications that would have been dealt with by some forces. I know in the written evidence that the Committee received some forces specifically highlighted that and Jake Richards has also referenced it in s…”

“Chief Constable Heaton, is there anything you want to add or in addition to what has already been said?”

“Please do.”

“I know that my colleague will ask about special grants so I will not go there, but what I would like to delve into a little bit is the impact on people throughout the summer and the impact on the workforce and the resilience of your teams. Do you want to give a bit of an overview of negative impacts that the summer per…”

“My next question will come on to the human element of it, but Chief Constable Poultney, was there anything on the financials that you wanted to specifically raise?”

“Chief Constable Noble, is there anything you want to add on the financials? Does the same apply for decisions around reimbursement? I assume it does to all four forces.”

“May I also ask about shift patterns? When you are making decisions around the allocation of resource during the peak period of a protest or beyond that, could you expand on the financial pressures when making decisions around shift patterns?”

“Is there anything additional that has not been said?”

“Thank you all for your time. It is much appreciated. I am very keen to focus on the financial pressures that each of your forces have experienced. I will ask you all to dig into that a little bit and also explain what that means for other policing pressures when you have either a riot or the pressures that we saw over …”

“I beg to move, That this House has considered e-petitions 639319 and 700013 relating to the sale and use of fireworks. It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Sir Edward, and to introduce the two e-petitions on behalf of the Petitions Committee. Like me, many colleagues will have received countless pieces of…”

“I absolutely agree. Better education is critical for the wider public—for not only those behaving antisocially but those organising large events. As part of the evidence taken before this debate, I heard that even big public events have a negative consequence on pets at home, wildlife, farm animals, or veterans living …”

“On behalf of the Petitions Committee, let me say how grateful we are to Chloe Brindley and Alan Smith for very kindly bringing forward the petitions, which gathered so much support in a relatively short period—thank you. I also extend my condolences once again to Alan, who is in the Public Gallery, for the tragic circu…”

“I thank my constituency neighbour and friend for raising that issue. The challenge is that although previous Labour Administrations introduced regulations, the stark reality on the ground is that there has been no real change. There is still antisocial behaviour, the misuse of fireworks and people getting away with buy…”

“The hon. Member highlights the devastating consequences that Labour’s Budget will have on our family farms. Many questions remain unanswered, so with the opportunity of Treasury and DEFRA Ministers sat side-by-side, I will put a few to them. First, if this is a unified Government, why did the Treasury tell DEFRA about …”