Melanie Onn - Contributions

Melanie Onn

Labour
Commons, Great Grimsby (2015 - present)

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Engagements

Commons Chamber on 13 September 201713/09/2017

Q3. Four years ago, after the death of her mother, my constituent Elissa became the sole carer for her three siblings. Now her eldest sister has gone to university and Elissa has had a child of her own, but despite saving the state hundreds of thousands...

European Union (Withdrawal) Bill

Commons Chamber on 11 September 201711/09/2017

The Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union urged us to vote for the Bill, and said: “Providing certainty and stability in the lead up to our withdrawal is a key priority. Businesses and individuals need reassurance that there will be no une...

Letting Agent Fees (Tenants)

Westminster Hall on 6 September 201706/09/2017

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Owen. I thank all hon. Members who have contributed to this important debate, which was secured by the hon. Member for Thirsk and Malton (Kevin Hollinrake). It is worth recognising the points made...

Incontinence

Commons Chamber on 5 September 201705/09/2017

My hon. Friend is being generous with her time. Does she think that now is the time for the Government to reconsider the VAT on these products?

Incontinence

Commons Chamber on 5 September 201705/09/2017

I draw the House’s attention to my entry in the Register of Members’ Financial Interests. Does my hon. Friend agree that businesses with a high footfall could do an awful lot more to support their customers’ needs in respect of incontinence issues, and c...

Topical Questions

Commons Chamber on 20 July 201720/07/2017

Further to the question from the right hon. Member for Orkney and Shetland (Mr Carmichael), will the Secretary of State say exactly how he will ensure that products such as traditional Grimsby smoked fish, produced by the excellent Alfred Enderby’s tra...

Housebuilding

Commons Chamber on 17 July 201717/07/2017

I asked the former Housing Minister back in April what the Government were doing to protect homeowners following the bogus homes scandal, which saw people spending significant sums, only to find that properties were unfinished, that basic plumbing was no...

New Towns

Westminster Hall on 12 July 201712/07/2017

When we are considering these issues, nothing should be off the table. It has to be something workable and reasonable that protects leaseholders. That option will not necessarily be the right solution, but it certainly should be available for considerati...

New Towns

Westminster Hall on 12 July 201712/07/2017

I certainly urge the Minister to consider that. When people purchase new build properties on those estates, modern facilities fit for the 21st century must be part and parcel of them. Renewal and expansion of the housing stock are clearly issues that...

New Towns

Westminster Hall on 12 July 201712/07/2017

Excellent. I could not agree more that soft infrastructure is an essential part of connectivity in new towns.

New Towns

Westminster Hall on 12 July 201712/07/2017

I am delighted that the right hon. Gentleman’s constituency is benefiting from that investment. I am sure that lots of Members around the room will be hoping for something similar or the same; I certainly would not be disappointed if the Minister came to...

New Towns

Westminster Hall on 12 July 201712/07/2017

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Bailey. I congratulate the hon. Member for Telford (Lucy Allan) on securing the debate, and I wish her town and the respective constituency towns of the right hon. Member for Harlow (Robert Halfon) an...

Topical Questions

Commons Chamber on 10 July 201710/07/2017

T5. Recently, I attended the Grimsby veterans breakfast, and I was told about the problems that former servicemen and women have in accessing local mental health services. What representations did the Defence Secretary make to the Health Secretary regar...

Adult Social Care Funding

Commons Chamber on 6 July 201706/07/2017

It’s not.

Adult Social Care Funding

Commons Chamber on 6 July 201706/07/2017

One among many, Mr Speaker. This Government have pushed a national crisis on to hard-pressed local councils and hard-up local residents, forcing council tax rises that will barely cover the minimum-wage salaries paid to carers. The Minister says that...

State Pension Age for Women

Westminster Hall on 5 July 201705/07/2017

Will the Minister give way?

Hate Crime: Aggravated Offences Regime

Commons Chamber on 29 June 201729/06/2017

Reports of hate crime rose by 57% following Brexit. CPS staffing budgets have more than halved since 2010. Is the Attorney General therefore confident that the CPS is adequately resourced to deal effectively with these reports and ensure that victims of...

Hate Crime: Aggravated Offences Regime

Commons Chamber on 29 June 201729/06/2017

9. What assessment he has made of the effect of the aggravated offences regime on the level of successful prosecutions for hate crime.

Preventing Avoidable Sight Loss

Westminster Hall on 28 March 201728/03/2017

If CCGs are to focus on providing more support for a particular service, it prompts the question, “What will support be taken away from?” The trust in my constituency has now gone into financial special measures. There is only so much give in the system....

Preventing Avoidable Sight Loss

Westminster Hall on 28 March 201728/03/2017

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mrs Gillan. I congratulate the hon. Member for Wealden (Nusrat Ghani) on securing the debate. To lose one’s sight partially or wholly, gradually or rapidly, is a life-changing experience. Ordinary, everyd...

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