Debates between Andy Slaughter and Anne Main during the 2010-2015 Parliament

Forced Conversion of Schools to Academies

Debate between Andy Slaughter and Anne Main
Tuesday 12th March 2013

(11 years, 9 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Andy Slaughter Portrait Mr Slaughter
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On a point of order, Mrs Main, the Minister is not giving way because she wishes to answer the questions, but she is not addressing the subject of the debate at all.

Anne Main Portrait Mrs Anne Main (in the Chair)
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That is not a point of order.

Business of the House (Thursday)

Debate between Andy Slaughter and Anne Main
Wednesday 8th December 2010

(14 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Andy Slaughter Portrait Mr Slaughter
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Does my right hon. Friend know that the Deputy Prime Minister is now on Sky News saying that he would love to get rid of university tuition fees, but that he lives in an imperfect world? He says that he hopes that tuition fees will go in the future and blames the Labour party for not supporting him in the past. Does my right hon. Friend agree that the Labour party would be happy to vote with him tomorrow against the motion? Should the Deputy Prime Minister not be—

Anne Main Portrait Mrs Anne Main (St Albans) (Con)
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On a point of order, Madam Deputy Speaker. I have listened very patiently to this entire debate. I seek your guidance on whether we can hear repeated any more outbursts on what is happening in corridors and on Sky News, which has nothing to do with the timetabling of the debate.