David Hanson - Contributions

David Hanson

Labour
Commons, Delyn (1992 - present)

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Austerity: Life Expectancy

Westminster Hall on 18 April 201818/04/2018

Putting that aside for one moment, could the Minister explain to Members of the House why infant mortality rose for the first time in 30 years in 2016 and 2017? If it is not linked to the issues that my hon. Friend the Member for Sheffield, Heeley (Louis...

Austerity: Life Expectancy

Westminster Hall on 18 April 201818/04/2018

I do not want to divert my hon. Friend from the main course of her speech, but she knows that, over the past 30 years, infant mortality has fallen by 60%, yet from 2015 onwards it has risen in England and Wales each year. Holywell Central and Flint Castl...

Police and Law Enforcement: Recruitment

Commons Chamber on 16 April 201816/04/2018

Will we be members of Europol next April, or will we have to recruit to fill the skills that will be lost without our membership?

Business of the House

Commons Chamber on 29 March 201829/03/2018

Has the Leader of the House seen early-day motions 1024 and 1036, calling for a commemoration of the 100th anniversary of the end of the first world war, and for giving shop workers and shoppers time to enjoy it by pushing back the Sunday opening hours o...

Infected Blood Inquiry

Commons Chamber on 29 March 201829/03/2018

The Minister has made a gracious and positive response to my hon. Friend the Member for Kingston upon Hull North (Diana Johnson), but will she indicate to the House whether there is a cap on individual financial support in the consultation period and, cr...

Section 232 Tariffs

Commons Chamber on 29 March 201829/03/2018

Some 15% of UK steel goes to America, and, quite frankly, a pause on the imposition of tariffs is simply not good enough. What steps is the Secretary of State taking to make sure that that pause becomes permanent?

Section 232 Tariffs

Commons Chamber on 29 March 201829/03/2018

7. What assurances he has received from his counterparts in the US Administration that the section 232 tariffs imposed by that country on steel and aluminium imports will not apply to UK exports.

Leaving the EU: Justice System

Westminster Hall on 29 March 201829/03/2018

I am concerned and interested in whether the matters we have debated will form part of the agreement to be put to Parliament in October or November, if we have a final vote then.

Leaving the EU: Justice System

Westminster Hall on 29 March 201829/03/2018

It would also be helpful to have clarity on whether there is a cost for the UK to access these services in the event of any co-operation in due course and, if so, what estimate the Government have made of that cost.

Leaving the EU: Justice System

Westminster Hall on 29 March 201829/03/2018

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Buck. I welcome the Minister to her role in the Ministry of Justice. I am pleased to follow the hon. Member for Bromley and Chislehurst (Robert Neill)—as a member of the Justice Committee, he is my ho...

Police Funding

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

The Minister will recognise that armed police response units are critical. He will know that there were 6,906 armed police officers in 2010 and that, as of last March, there are now 6,278—a reduction of 628 or 9% overall. Will the Minister tell us whethe...

Police Funding

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

Will the Minister confirm a few things for me? First, in May 2010, there were 21,000 more police officers on the beat than there are now. Secondly, the burden on the taxpayer was not as high. Thirdly, the level of crime was lower. Fourthly, during the fi...

Police Funding

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

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Worboys Case and the Parole Board

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

Let me place on record, if I may, that Nick Hardwick is a decent man whom I have known for a long time professionally and personally. He has taken his resignation seriously today. With regard to the Secretary of State’s abolition of rule 25, he used the...

House of Lords Reform: Hereditary Peers

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

The Prime Minister wants to reduce the size of the House of Lords, so why not start with the 91 men and only one woman who owe their place there not to their intrinsic merit but to their ancestors? The House is due to debate my private Member’s Bill on 2...

House of Lords Reform: Hereditary Peers

Commons Chamber on 28 March 201828/03/2018

5. Whether he plans to reform hereditary peers’ membership of the House of Lords.

Illegal Wildlife Trade

Commons Chamber on 27 March 201827/03/2018

The Minister will know that this is an important international issue, but the products also land in the United Kingdom. What discussions is she having with the Home Office to ensure that we raise the level of fines for those in receipt of illegal wildlif...

European Council

Commons Chamber on 26 March 201826/03/2018

If a lorry laden with goods from Ireland or the EU leaves Dublin, drives through the frictionless border to Belfast, boards a ferry to Liverpool, drives 20 miles to my constituency and then unloads, how, in the absence of a customs union or single market...

Vauxhall Factory, Ellesmere Port

Westminster Hall on 20 March 201820/03/2018

It is in Deeside.

Vauxhall Factory, Ellesmere Port

Westminster Hall on 20 March 201820/03/2018

My hon. Friend will know that approximately 400 people from north Wales work at the plant. I urge him, along with the Minister, to contact the National Assembly for Wales. The Welsh Assembly Government, in co-operation with the UK Government, can help wi...

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