All 2 Debates between Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton and Patricia Gibson

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Debate between Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton and Patricia Gibson
Monday 10th July 2017

(7 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton Portrait Mark Lancaster
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I am more than happy to look at the matter for my right hon. Friend.

Patricia Gibson Portrait Patricia Gibson (North Ayrshire and Arran) (SNP)
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T10. Given that the UK claims to support multilateral nuclear disarmament, will the Secretary of State tell the House why the UK boycotted the UN’s nuclear ban treaty negotiations and how the UK Government will respond to the nuclear ban treaty? Can he understand the disappointment of so many of my constituents at the UK’s boycott of these negotiations?

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Debate between Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton and Patricia Gibson
Monday 18th January 2016

(8 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lord Lancaster of Kimbolton Portrait Mark Lancaster
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As part of the Government’s prosperity agenda, the MOD is committed to releasing land for 55,000 housing units in this Parliament. I am delighted to announce that the first 12 sites will contribute some £500 million of land receipts, which will be reinvested into defence, and will provide more than 15,000 potential housing units. I will place a full list of sites in the Library of the House, and I have written to the MPs concerned. I expect to be in a position before the end of this year to provide further details, including a full list of sites affected. With regard to my hon. and learned Friend’s own constituency, I can confirm that the whole of the Waterbeach site has now been transferred to our civilian delivery partner.

Patricia Gibson Portrait Patricia Gibson (North Ayrshire and Arran) (SNP)
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Does the Secretary of State have any moral concerns about the sale of arms to Saudi Arabia, given its shocking record on human rights and the fact that Amnesty International and others have documented a clear risk of UK arms being used to breach international humanitarian law?