All 2 Debates between Lord Harrington of Watford and Carol Monaghan

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Debate between Lord Harrington of Watford and Carol Monaghan
Tuesday 8th January 2019

(5 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lord Harrington of Watford Portrait Richard Harrington
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As ever, my hon. Friend has absolutely nailed this. The automotive sector, like the BEIS Committee, is totally in favour of the Prime Minister’s deal. I am sure that the SNP spokesman has listened carefully to what my hon. Friend said, and I am sure that he will be supporting the deal next week.

Carol Monaghan Portrait Carol Monaghan (Glasgow North West) (SNP)
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18. The Scottish Government’s £18 million advanced manufacturing challenge fund is at serious risk of being undermined by Brexit, with the Bank of England’s analysis showing that the UK relies on the EU for more than 30% of manufacturing sales. When will the UK Government start listening to the majority of Scots and protect Scotland’s economy and jobs by keeping us in the single market and the customs union?

Lord Harrington of Watford Portrait Richard Harrington
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I must remind the hon. Lady of my answer to the previous question: the best thing for the Scottish economy is the Prime Minister’s deal. I hope the hon. Lady will consider that when she votes next week.

State Pension Age: Women

Debate between Lord Harrington of Watford and Carol Monaghan
Tuesday 15th November 2016

(8 years ago)

Westminster Hall
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Lord Harrington of Watford Portrait Richard Harrington
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I shall respond in due course. I want to finish my point about the welfare system. The Government are spending £60 billion on supporting people on low incomes, £50 billion on supporting disabled people and £15 billion on incapacity benefits for working people. According to some of the contributions we have heard, it would appear that the Government are really not spending any money at all.

Alison McGovern Portrait Alison McGovern
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Will the Minister give way?