David Hanson - Contributions

David Hanson

Labour
Commons, Delyn (1992 - present)

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EU Settlement Scheme

Commons Chamber on 21 June 201821/06/2018

Will the Minister provide clarity on EU citizens who are married to UK citizens, but who currently may not be resident in the UK? I have a number of constituents whose husbands or wives work abroad and the residency test is not always met. Will they have...

Universal Credit and Welfare Changes

Commons Chamber on 21 June 201821/06/2018

Despite what the right hon. Lady says, some 40% of individuals are still not able to access claims because of verification failures due to a lack of IT. In rural areas such as mine, it may be six to 10 miles to the nearest town or jobcentre. What steps c...

Topical Questions

Commons Chamber on 18 June 201818/06/2018

While the Minister is on his feet, could the Minister tell me when he expects a spade to be in the ground for the North Wales growth deal—any project, any spade, anywhere?

EU Withdrawal: No Deal Preparations

Commons Chamber on 14 June 201814/06/2018

Deal or no deal, will we still be members of Europol and the European arrest warrant this time next year?

Commons Chamber on 11 June 201811/06/2018

The Prime Minister has talked about the communiqué, which has many laudable objectives, but I still want her to clarify what she regards as its status following President Trump’s tweets. Is it now a G6 communiqué?

Topical Questions

Commons Chamber on 11 June 201811/06/2018

Will the ministerial team recognise the work of service dogs in the Army, Air Force and Navy, and in particular, welcome the establishment next week in this House of a memorial charity to those animals, to be based in Delyn constituency in north Wales?

Airports National Policy Statement

Westminster Hall on 7 June 201807/06/2018

Order. Before I call the hon. Member for Kilmarnock and Loudoun (Alan Brown), the Scottish National party spokesperson, and subsequently the hon. Member for Kingston upon Hull East (Karl Turner), the Labour party spokesperson, given the time we have I su...

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

There are a range of issues and that could certainly be looked at. In the immediate term, however, although my force records the crimes, we do not know how many animal attacks there are against livestock in Essex, for example, because the police are not...

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

I was about to finish, but I will certainly give way to the hon. Gentleman.

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to contribute to the debate. I represent a constituency in north Wales, which has a number of urban areas but is also significantly rural, as my hon. Friend the Member for Clwyd South (Sus...

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

rose—

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

Will the Minister confirm that it is not that central Government have increased police funding this year, but that local ratepayers in counties such as mine, Flintshire, and throughout rural areas in north Wales, have had their rates increased to meet ce...

Rural Crime and Public Services

Commons Chamber on 6 June 201806/06/2018

The Minister will know that some crimes are present only in rural areas. In my constituency, sheep worrying—dog attacks on sheep—is one example. The police do not record that centrally, in the Home Office, as a crime, and she cannot stand at the Dispatch...

Prison Officer Safety

Commons Chamber on 5 June 201805/06/2018

Given that the number of assaults on prison officers has risen by 23% in the past 12 months, what assessment has the Minister made of new psychoactive substances causing that problem? When does he expect the roll-out of body-worn cameras to be complete?...

Police Numbers

Commons Chamber on 4 June 201804/06/2018

The Metropolitan police estimate that police officers in London alone are owed 200,000 rest days. How many are owed across the country as a whole?

Psychoactive Substances

Westminster Hall on 23 May 201823/05/2018

I thank my hon. Friends the Members for Wrexham (Ian C. Lucas) and for Easington (Grahame Morris) and the hon. Members for Central Suffolk and North Ipswich (Dr Poulter) and for Strangford (Jim Shannon) for contributing. I am grateful for the comments fr...

Psychoactive Substances

Westminster Hall on 23 May 201823/05/2018

I beg to move, That this House has considered Government policy on new psychoactive substances. Thank you for chairing this afternoon’s sitting, Sir Christopher. I hope that we will have an interesting discussion on a topic that is live and interes...

Serious Violence Strategy

Commons Chamber on 22 May 201822/05/2018

I was just moving slightly following what the right hon. Gentleman said, but when Labour was in government and I was the Home Office Minister responsible for policing and security and my hon. Friend the Member for Gedling (Vernon Coaker) and Baroness Hug...

Serious Violence Strategy

Commons Chamber on 22 May 201822/05/2018

The figures are clear: there were 700,000 violent incidents in 2009 and 1.3 million now. I was the Minister dealing with knife crime then and there was a spike. We put investment into early prevention, after-school activities, higher policing visibility...

Serious Violence Strategy

Commons Chamber on 22 May 201822/05/2018

The Minister will know that recorded incidents of violent crime have risen from 700,000 in 2009 to over 1.3 million in 2018. Does he think in any way, shape or form that the 20,000-plus reduction in the number of police officers in that time has any conn...

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