Found: Sir David Lidington KCB CBE as Chair and Stephen Hammond MP as Deputy Chair.

Found: Southam); Andrea Leadsom MP (South Northamptonshire); the Rt Hon John Bercow MP (Buckingham); David Lidington

Found: That the correspondence from the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice, the Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Sir David Lidington KCB CBE as Chair and Stephen Hammond MP as Deputy Chair.

Found: Sir James Everard KCB CBE, former NATO Deputy Supreme Allied Commander Europe; Sir David Lidington KCB

Found: In evidence to us, Sir David Lidington and Lord Dunlop told us that the territorial office Ministers

Found: Take two of them: David Lidington on the one hand and Peter Mandelson on the other.

Found: Examination of witness Witness: Sir David Lidington.

Found: I think I said, when David Mundell was Secretary of State, that David Lidington had far more clout

Found: I think I said, when David Mundell was Secretary of State, that David Lidington had far more clout

Found: We have had people like David Lidington and Damian Green.

Found: To quote from the official transcript of a lecture delivered on 28 April 2011 by David Lidington

Found: The two I am immediately thinking about are Oliver Letwin and David Lidington, in the last few years

Found: Sir David Lidington: I am David Lidington.

Found: Sir David Lidington: I am David Lidington.

Found: When I was Foreign Secretary, David Lidington was the Minister for Europe—for five years, actually—and

Found: When I was Foreign Secretary, David Lidington was the Minister for Europe—for five years, actually—and

Found: Chris Grayling, Michael Gove, Elizabeth Truss and David Lidington are not. 15 HC Deb, 29 March 2007,

Found: Using a precedent that was established with David Lidington when he was the Deputy Prime Minister

Found: In November 2017, her successor, David Lidington, at a speech on the Parole Board™s 50th anniversary

Found: In the end, thanks not least to David Lidington™s skilful footwork, it backed down.

Found: still served its purpose, and it may have contributed to resolving the matter eventually when David Lidington

Found: Previously, David Lidington was a figure in Government who was commended publicly by the devolved

Found: David Lidington MP, gave a warning in the Foreword to the response: “Whilst recognising the valuable

Found: on that 18 Letter from Clare Collier, Senior Principal, Human Rights Team, Legal, to Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: When I was on it about three years ago and David Lidington was the Europe Minister, David used to

Found: He seems to have inherited the mantle of David Lidington in that respect, who under Theresa May

Found: into, signed by the former Deputy Prime Minister and Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, David Lidington

Found: So was David Lidington. David Davis did, too. We have not seen that in recent times, regrettably.

Found: So was David Lidington. David Davis did, too. We have not seen that in recent times, regrettably.

Found: Hon Sir Lindsay Hoyle MP (from 4 November 2019) Minister for the Cabinet Office • Rt Hon Sir David Lidington

Found: David Lidington MP, to the Strathclyde Review.

Found: David Lidington MP, to the Strathclyde Review.

Found: Chair of the Public Administration and Constitutional Affairs Committee (ex-officio) c) Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster’s portfolio is actually very similar to the portfolio David Lidington

• European Scrutiny Committee to take evidence from
• Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe
• Ivan Rogers, Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom to the European Union
• Rona Fairhead CBE, Chairman of the BBC Trust
• Rt Hon Philip Hammond MP, Foreign Secretary

Evidence was heard from:

• Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe, Foreign & Commonwealth Office

Accompanied by:

• George Hodgson, Head of the EU Parliamentary and Communications Department, Foreign & Commonwealth Office
• Owen Jenkins, Head of the Western Balkans and Enlargement Department, Foreign & Commonwealth Office

As part of its ongoing interest in the UK Overseas Territories, the Committee is conducting a short inquiry into the FCO’s work on Gibraltar. The inquiry was prompted by border problems that caused a diplomatic row in 2013. The inquiry will examine the ongoing border and maritime issues, the current situation in Gibraltar, and the UK Government’s response.

The Committee held its annual evidence session on the Overseas Territories from Foreign and Commonwealth Office Minister, Mark Simmonds MP, in December 2013. It visited Gibraltar in March 2014, where it took evidence from the Chief Minister, the Hon. Fabian Picardo. In April 2014, it held an evidence session on Gibraltar with the Minister for Europe, the Rt Hon. David Lidington MP.

• Mark Simmonds MP, Parliamentary Under Secretary of State Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 17 December 2013
• Hon. Fabian Picardo, Chief Minister of Gibraltar, 5 March 2014
• Rt Hon. David Lidington MP, Minister of State for Europe, Foreign and Commonwealth Office, 3 April 2014

The European Scrutiny Committee held a one-off evidence session with Ministers to discuss European Union Document debates on 7 January 2014.

Evidence was heard from:

• Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Minister for Europe, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• Dr Andrew Murrison MP, Minister for International Security Strategy, Ministry of Defence

Accompanied by:

• Chloe Squires, Head of Security Policy Department, Foreign and Commonwealth Office
• Kenny Maclure, Assistant Head, Defence Equipment and Support International Relations Group, Ministry of Defence

Found: jobs) , with more than half of these Spanish nationals. 39 The then foreign office minister David Lidington

Found: the end of the second world war. 53 Responding to the debate, the then Minister for Europe, David Lidington

Found: 5 April 2023, p62 -78 11 Infected Blood Inquiry, Letter from Sir Brian Langstaff to Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Answering member: David Lidington | Foreign and Commonwealth Office As I said during a Westminster

Found: Andrea Leadsom Leader of the House of Commons 11/06/17 to 22/05/19 7,920 David Lidington

Found: the Senior Leadership Forum in Beijing in March 2024, both led by GBCC Honorary President Sir David Lidington

Found: Meetings between GBCC Honorary President Sir David Lidington and Minister Liu led to preparations for

Found: Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and then sponsoring minister to the Inquiry, the Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: will provide a robust framework for the future development of the David Lidington

Found: This had been the deadline given by campaigners when they met David Lidington (Chancellor of the Duchy

Found: David Lidington CBE MP Chancellor for the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office

Found: the Senior Leadership Forum in Beijing in March 2024, both led by GBCC Honorary President Sir David Lidington

Found: Meetings between GBCC Honorary President Sir David Lidington and Minister Liu led to preparations for

Found: This had been the deadline given by campaigners when they met David Lidington (Chancellor of the Duchy

Found: www .gov.scot/ publications/strengthening-the-sewel-convention-letter-from-michael-russell-to-david- lidington

Found: Joint_Ministerial_Committee_communique%CC%81-_14_March_2018.pdf [accessed 24 May 2022]25 Cabinet Of fice and The Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: As then Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Of fice, David Lidington made

Found: In November 2017, then Secretary of State for Justice, David Lidington MP , published proposals for prisoner

Found: Council of Europe that it would submit its action plan by early autumn 2017.4 On 2 November 2017, David Lidington

Found: urkey ."29 On the Facility for Refugees in T urkey , the then UK Minister for Europe, The Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Cyfweliad/Interview Media 17/10/22 Cyfarfod/Meeting Kirsty Williams 18/10/22 Cynhadledd/Conference David Lidington

Found: Holland, Children’s Commissioner for Wales • Sarah Rigby, Prison Officers Association • Sir David Lidington

Found: Reform Group, and former Chair of the UK government’s Commission on Devolution in Wales • Sir David Lidington

Found: Present Co-chairs Commission members Expert Panel Item 1 Secretariat Apologies Item 1: Sir David Lidington

Found: lectures was taking place the following evening in the Pierhead Building, the guest speaker was Sir David Lidington

Found: The Summit was chaired by Rt Hon David Lidington MP, Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister

Found: to criticise the UK Government for, about how it deals with the devolved administrations, but David Lidington

Found: including;• Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Paper on Brexit.Before and during the discussion I made it clear to the Cabinet Office Minister David Lidington

Found: Government• Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Introducing the item, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, David Lidington, noted that, to meet

Found: legislative consent.The meeting was chaired by the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, the Rt Hon David Lidington

Found: Professor Drakeford will meet with David Lidington, Minister for the Cabinet Office and Mike Russell,

Found: UK frameworks On 3 July the Scottish and Welsh Governments wrote to the UK Cabinet Minister David Lidington

Found: The Minister confirmed that he has written to David Lidington, Minister for the Cabinet Office and Chancellor

Found: frameworks On 23 July the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, David Lidington

Found: The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, David Lidington MP, who chairs the JMC (EN) meetings, said

Found: March 2016, the Fourth Assembly’s Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee wrote to David Lidington

Found: Constitutional and Legislative Affairs Committee have written to Minister for Europe David Lidington

Found: discussed the European Union in Ireland and Britain with an address by the UK Minister for Europe, David Lidington

Found: alternative scheme was proposed by a group of local residents in the constituency of Conservative MP David Lidington

Found: Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary Fiona Hyslop MSP, UK Government Minister for Europe Rt Hon David Lidington

<p>I think you’re absolutely right; I’ve been involved with something called the Constitution Reform Group and, last week, there was a report produced on English local government, which I wasn’t involved with, written by David Lidington and, it now escapes me, but someone who was a Labour Cabinet Minister<a class="footnoteLink" href="#C595059">FootnoteLink</a>, and that pointed out the need for some more coherent approach to English devolution, and, indeed, to recognising, when we talk about fiscal transfers, we’re talking about fiscal transfers to the north of England and to the other parts of England that need them in a way which, when one talks about the Barnett formula, it’s an assumption that something different is happening in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland from what is actually happening inside England, and that’s not transparent.</p>

<p>Llywydd, I thank John Griffiths for that, and I'll make two points if I could. First of all, to endorse what he said about the importance of the work of the commission, chaired by Professor Laura McAllister and Archbishop Rowan Williams. Members here will know that, jointly with the Senedd authorities, the Welsh Government is sponsoring a lecture series in which we will hear voices from outside Wales who have a contribution to make to thinking about our constitutional future. The first of those lectures is scheduled for immediately after Plenary next week. It will be delivered by David Lidington, the former Deputy Prime Minister in the Theresa May Government. I've read some of the contributions he's made elsewhere to these debates; he's absolutely worth hearing. I hope Members here will be able to come and hear what he has to say and to debate those issues with him. It's very important that we add to the debates we have internally those voices from outside Wales who can help us to widen our understanding and to devise futures for ourselves in the best possible way.</p>
<p>My second response to John Griffiths, Llywydd, is to, again, agree with him on the importance of communication. It's why, yesterday, at the weekly meeting of the Cabinet committee on the cost of living, we were joined by our social partners. So, we were joined by the voluntary sector. We will be joined by faith communities. We'll be joined by representatives of private industry and by the Wales Trades Union Congress. Local government will be at that meeting as well, and they will come fortnightly to every other meeting of that committee, precisely in order to do what John Griffiths has said—to make sure that there is direct communication from them to the Welsh Government of any views they have; any information they have that we ought to have, they'll be able to provide it. But then, also, where we are able to explain some of the actions we are taking, they will then be able to pass that on directly to their members and their organisations,&nbsp;who we know will have so much to do over this winter when it comes to protecting the most vulnerable from the difficult experiences that we know are bound to come their way.</p>