Lord Tyrie - Contributions

Lord Tyrie

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Topical Questions

Commons Chamber on 18 April 201718/04/2017

Assuming the House votes for an election, will the Chancellor confirm that he will seek to truncate the Finance Bill, remove its controversial measures, such as making tax digital, and thereby enable everybody to focus on the economic issue that will mat...

Class 4 National Insurance Contributions

Commons Chamber on 15 March 201715/03/2017

This announcement bolsters trust in the Government’s other commitments, and removes the perception of a cigarette paper between No. 10 and No. 11, so it is doubly welcome. Does the Chancellor agree that a differential should, none the less, remain in the...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

If the hon. Lady will forgive me, I would rather wind up. I am sure she will want to make her own speech in a moment. There certainly will be a trade shock if we revert to WTO rules, so I am pleased that the Prime Minister has made it clear that she i...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

I will end with a word or two about Brexit, but I will not comment on the exchange rate except to say that devaluation makes the country poorer, but devaluations can come and go. We need to look at it as a shock absorber that the market has put in place...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

I will give way one last time.

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

My hon. Friend has made his point, and he may well be right. I never talk about cider for long in the House of Commons because, whatever I say, I have always found that it results in a great deal of correspondence. I will avoid cider altogether. I end...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

My hon. Friend, who is also a member of the Treasury Committee, makes the point that modest or slightly larger businesses will also find the bureaucratic burden introduced by the “Making tax digital” proposals pretty tough. The Committee has taken a lot...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

The hon. Gentleman makes a powerful point, and of course I support his support for the proposals that we worked up together on “Making tax digital”. I will continue to make those points as vigorously as I can on behalf of the Committee, and I am sure tha...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

I give way to the hon. Gentleman, who is a member of the Treasury Committee.

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

The Chancellor set out his reasons quite carefully. He thinks that there is a strong argument for matching what people get out of NICs on the receipt side to the contribution side. I will look carefully at the hon. Gentleman’s point about the specific ma...

Budget Resolutions

Commons Chamber on 8 March 201708/03/2017

I do not think that there is a great deal of concord in the House about that speech, but I think that there is some agreement across the House about a number of things that the Chancellor said. In fact, I think that there has been a quiet consensus in th...

Department of Health: Funding

Commons Chamber on 28 February 201728/02/2017

For the past two years the Department of Health has cut its capital budget by 20% and used that for running costs and to pay for salaries. Did the Treasury press for these cuts in capital spending—I hope not—and does the Chief Secretary agree that raidin...

Vauxhall/Opel: Proposed Takeover

Commons Chamber on 20 February 201720/02/2017

The Secretary of State has clearly made some reassuring noises to the firm. We need transparency on those, so will he now respond to the Treasury Committee request to publish the letter he sent to Nissan on 21 October giving reassurances to that company?...

European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 7 February 201707/02/2017

I will limit my contribution to a couple of minutes and confine it to a few questions for the Minister. The concession that he gave at the start is significant; the question is: how significant? What did he mean when he said that the Government “will bri...

European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 7 February 201707/02/2017

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European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 7 February 201707/02/2017

My hon. Friend mentioned article 50(3), which does provide for transitional arrangements. It provides for a country to negotiate for the same arrangements to continue indefinitely until a subsequent date is provided at the end of the negotiating process...

European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 6 February 201706/02/2017

My right hon. Friend would agree, however, that other nationals should not be treated as bargaining chips, and I am sure he would also be aware that the Treasury Committee has heard a good deal of evidence to suggest that the failure to guarantee the rig...

European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 6 February 201706/02/2017

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European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 31 January 201731/01/2017

I will not, if my hon. Friend will forgive me, for the same reason previously mentioned—I will not get any extra injury time. Unlike the customs union, access to the single market is certainly not a binary choice: a wide variety of options is possible...

European Union (Notification of Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 31 January 201731/01/2017

TheCityUK did say that it was the worst possible thing for the financial sector, and it has clearly decided that the best thing to do is to look for the opportunities rather than spend time moaning about where we are. On the basis of what I read on my iP...

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