Speeches by Niblett.

“I am pleased that through this Westminster Hall debate we are giving much-needed attention to the question of digital ID. Many of my constituents in South Derbyshire contacted me to share their views ahead of the debate. That includes well over 400 comments on a Facebook post in which I asked people for their views on …”

“I will not give way, I am sorry. I am rattling through my speech. Many fear that digital ID could pave the way, however unintentionally, to increased Government surveillance or the type of social credit-style monitoring that understandably alarms people. Others raise cyber-security concerns. One constituent said: “If i…”

“I will not, I am afraid. I want to rattle through my speech. Estonia, Denmark, Belgium, Germany and the Netherlands already operate digital ID systems that make everyday tasks simpler and more efficient. For some, digital ID is a natural progression for a modern, digital economy. One constituent told me: “We already us…”

“I begin by thanking the Chancellor for the incredibly important steps that she has taken in the Budget. Five hundred and ten people in my constituency of South Derbyshire who spent their lives working in the mining industry—people who helped power our nation—will now receive a significant uplift in their BCSSS pension …”

“Every single day that I campaigned in South Derbyshire while a candidate and since becoming an MP last July, immigration has been the No. 1 issue dividing my communities. They—we are talking about Labour voters—have been pushed either to apathy or towards Reform. I cannot thank the Home Secretary enough for the stateme…”

“In the States, a lot of data centres have had pushback from local communities, which are seeing an increase in their energy bills. We cannot quite work out why. Will the Minister commit to work with me, DESNZ and possibly DSIT to ensure that when data centres are built as national infrastructure—because of this change …”

“South Derbyshire district council has taken the bold and rather commendable decision to ban any new property management fees, and to backdate that to January 2025. However, that does not help those who already have homes they bought before 2025. Does the hon. Lady agree that we should press our Government to legislate …”

“New House Farm school in my part of Mickleover in South Derbyshire is planned and groundwork is complete. The trigger point for the release of the section 106 funds is 314 houses, which is likely to be met in November. However, we have yet to receive a clear signal to go ahead and build the school from the Department f…”

“All Members have been appalled by the scenes that emerged from Gaza in the wake of the ceasefire, showing Hamas executing people in the streets as they seek to reassert control over the area. Does the Minister agree that such scenes simply reinforce that Hamas are nothing but terrorists and murderers, and that they mus…”

“The Minister knows that I took part in the armed forces parliamentary scheme this year and last year, and I had the great privilege of visiting the NATO airbase in Poland where I saw Typhoons scramble to the skies to protect us from Russian aircraft. He rightly points out that Türkiye is an important NATO ally, and I a…”

“The number of boat crossings has risen from 800 in 2018, before we left the European Union, to 40,000 a year because of Brexit. Can the Minister provide some clarity on the measures that he is taking to help solve this immigration crisis at its core, without falling back on yet another fake silver bullet—leaving the Eu…”

“Four years ago today, 17-year-old Phoebe Johnson tragically died in a car crash on the A514 in my constituency. The driver of the car she was in had only been driving for eight weeks and admitted she was too drunk to drive after leaving a house party. Phoebe’s parents Nicky and Paul said: “Our lives will never be the s…”

“This is a really key point because we have heard that I think 80% of practitioners are women, and lots of them will be female entrepreneurs with their own business. I just wonder if the Government are considering providing financial support or funding to assist practitioners in meeting any new regulatory requirements t…”

“Moving on to PIP implants in particular, do you think it was the correct decision for the UK only to remove ruptured PIP implants but not replace them, despite other countries, such as France, opting to replace all PIP implants?”

“It might be putting words in your mouth, but on that point, is there an argument to say that actually Government should consider pre-existing experience? If you get accreditation, accreditation is almost gold standard, but you might have experience.”

“Would it help if being a regulated healthcare professional was the only requirement needed to perform or oversee non-surgical procedures in the amber category?”

“I heard you touch on it earlier, but I would like to come on to training qualifications and oversight. How should the Government define and enforce minimum training qualification standards for practitioners who are performing non-surgical cosmetic procedures? Sorry if I am putting words in your mouth, but should there …”

“I would like to talk about training and standards. I wonder what minimum training standards the Government plans to introduce for the non-surgical aesthetic sector and how would they be implemented?”

“That is really good to hear actually, because one of the things that we have been hearing is that many skilled practitioners—including those with level 7, so like master’s level aesthetic qualifications—could be forced out of practice if they lack a formal medical background. What plans does the Department have to crea…”

“As a woman with breasts—not having a PIP implant I must say—but the very thought of thinking there is something in my body doing me harm and I am now going to have maybe one or both removed and be left with what would be a stonking reminder of an absence of breasts, or leave me disfigured because we cannot afford to ge…”