All 2 Debates between Dan Poulter and Gary Streeter

Waste Industry: Criminality and Regulation

Debate between Dan Poulter and Gary Streeter
Tuesday 1st February 2022

(2 years, 10 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Dan Poulter Portrait Dr Dan Poulter (Central Suffolk and North Ipswich) (Con)
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I congratulate my hon. Friend on making such a strong case on behalf of his constituents who have been affected by this case. On a broader point, one of the challenges that the Environment Agency faces is being able to collect and collate the right information to bring an effective prosecution or take action against offenders. I can think of a similar case with different circumstances in my constituency, where there have been those kinds of challenges. What would he ask the Minister to do to support the Environment Agency in bringing together the right information in such cases to challenge them?

Gary Streeter Portrait Sir Gary Streeter (in the Chair)
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Order. Interventions must be brief.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Dan Poulter and Gary Streeter
Tuesday 14th January 2014

(10 years, 11 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Dan Poulter Portrait The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health (Dr Daniel Poulter)
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I am sympathetic to the point that the hon. Gentleman raises, and I am happy to meet him to discuss it further so that we can see whether the matter needs to be addressed.

Gary Streeter Portrait Mr Gary Streeter (South West Devon) (Con)
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T6. On any given day in the Derriford hospital in Plymouth, 75% of patients are over 65 years of age and rising. Does that not demonstrate the demographic pressures that face our acute hospitals, and what more can this Government do to ensure that people, especially elderly people, are treated in the community?