All 2 Debates between Conor Burns and James Sunderland

Wed 29th Jun 2022
Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill
Commons Chamber

Committee stage: Committee of the whole House Day 1 & Committee stage

Northern Ireland Troubles (Legacy and Reconciliation) Bill

Debate between Conor Burns and James Sunderland
Conor Burns Portrait Conor Burns
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Dame Eleanor, I am conscious that I have been on my feet for more than an hour now and that Members from across the Committee will want to participate in this debate. I will take a couple more final interventions, however.

James Sunderland Portrait James Sunderland (Bracknell) (Con)
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Clause 18 clearly states:

“The ICRIR must grant a person…immunity from prosecution if conditions A to C are met.”

Condition C is that the person engages

“true to the best of”

their “knowledge and belief”. If it is later proven that the information that individual gave the process is false, will immunity be revoked?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Conor Burns and James Sunderland
Wednesday 9th March 2022

(2 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Conor Burns Portrait Conor Burns
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On 3 February this year the Government announced that the Northern Ireland Executive will receive an additional £250 million to help them to support households with the cost of living. He mentions tax changes, but it would be imprudent of me as a junior Minister to comment ahead of the Chancellor’s making statements to the House.

James Sunderland Portrait James Sunderland (Bracknell) (Con)
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It was a real pity that we could not land the return of the world rally championship to Belfast in 2022. Can the Minister please confirm that we will pull out all the stops for 2023?

Conor Burns Portrait Conor Burns
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I can. We did extensive work with the Department for the Economy and the hon. Member for North Antrim (Ian Paisley) was heavily involved in lobbying on that. We think it would be a great thing to bring to Northern Ireland and we are determined to build on the work we have already done to see whether that is possible next year.