Debates between Chris Grayling and Anne Main during the 2015-2017 Parliament

Mon 14th Mar 2016

EU Referendum (Privy Council)

Debate between Chris Grayling and Anne Main
Monday 14th March 2016

(8 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Chris Grayling Portrait Chris Grayling
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All I can repeat is what I said earlier, which is that my predecessor said that the story was categorically untrue. I therefore do not think that there is anything to answer for.

Anne Main Portrait Mrs Anne Main (St Albans) (Con)
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The Cabinet Office has established a referendum unit. Can my right hon. Friend the Leader of the House explain what it does, when it was established, to whom it reports and how many civil servants work in it?

Business of the House

Debate between Chris Grayling and Anne Main
Thursday 11th June 2015

(9 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Chris Grayling Portrait Chris Grayling
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The right hon. Gentleman and I share an interest in this issue because we share the same NHS trust. I am concerned to make sure that both hospitals have a successful future. If he wants to raise the issue, I suggest that he looks to bring forward an Adjournment debate. I suspect that we have not ended the period of debate locally. I know that we will both continue to be champions for our own communities.

Anne Main Portrait Mrs Anne Main (St Albans) (Con)
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May we have a debate or a statement next week about fly-grazing and straying horses? This problem is affecting many constituencies, and it has got significantly worse since the alterations to regulations in Wales. It is a big problem that the RSPCA and the police are struggling with.