Oral Answers to Questions

David Chadwick Excerpts

Wednesday 4th November 2026 Commons Chamber

[Louise Haigh]

I congratulate my hon. Friend on campaigning on this important area and highlighting some of our most vulnerable constituents. I absolutely agree that victims and survivors of domestic abuse deserve proper and timely legal support. In recognition that individuals might not be able to access certain assets or funds, we have already updated legislation to improve the availability of legal aid for survivors of domestic abuse, which includes ensuring that £100,000 of the value of a home will not be considered in the legal aid means test. However, we will always work to ensure that victims and survivors have the support they need, and Ministers will be happy to hear any further proposals.

[David Chadwick (Brecon, Radnor and Cwm Tawe) (LD)]

Q7.   Last Friday, I met a group of farmers from my constituency who told me about their experiences at the hands of a company called Green GEN Cymru, which has been sending its workers on to their farms at 4 am, wearing dirty wellies and showing no regard for biosecurity. Several Members of this House have raised concerns about Green GEN Cymru. Will the Government urgently look at revoking its Ofgem licence?

[Louise Haigh]

I am happy to take that case away and raise it with my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.