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Parliamentary Debates
Identity and Language (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] 99 speeches (24,489 words) 2nd reading Wednesday 12th October 2022 - Commons Chamber Northern Ireland Office Mentions: 1: Hywel Williams (PC - Arfon) The Committee was chaired by Professor Hywel Francis from the Labour party. - Link to Speech
Carer’s Allowance 44 speeches (13,251 words) Wednesday 30th March 2022 - Westminster Hall Department for Work and Pensions Mentions: 1: Beth Winter (LAB - Cynon Valley) have the opportunity to pay tribute to a dear family friend who was the MP for Aberavon until 2005, Dr Hywel - Link to Speech 2: Chloe Smith (CON - Norwich North) Member for Cynon Valley (Beth Winter) for mentioning our former colleague, Hywel Francis, and I am grateful - Link to Speech
Welsh Affairs 100 speeches (32,413 words) Thursday 3rd March 2022 - Commons Chamber Wales Office Mentions: 1: Christina Rees (IND - Neath) speech I spoke about the historical and political aspects of my Neath constituency, and my dear friend Hywel - Link to Speech 2: Wayne David (LAB - Caerphilly) If anything, however, it did not give the thanks that were due to Hywel Francis for his role in all those - Link to Speech 3: Jessica Morden (LAB - Newport East) Friend the Member for Neath (Christina Rees) and her wonderful tribute to Hywel Francis, who I know all - Link to Speech

Select Committee Inquiry
16 Dec 2013 Evidence from the Prime Minister: 14 January 2014 Liaison Committee (Commons) (Select) Not accepting submissions The Liaison Committee took evidence from the Prime Minister David Cameron at 4.00pm on Tuesday 14 January, continuing the Committee’s regular questioning of the Prime Minister. The session focussed on the following themes: Violence against women and girls International development and action to tackle violence against women and girls Preventing sexual violence in conflict Sexual harassment in the armed forces Female genital mutilation – nationally and internationally Child sexual exploitation Human trafficking/modern day slavery UK implementation of international agreements Domestic violence Sex education and the role of schools Housing and the benefits system Energy policy and environmental priorities Energy security and blackouts Investor confidence The risks posed by electro-magnetic pulses Energy subsidies and fuel poverty Environmental priorities Shale gas Community engagement and scientific advice The session was chaired by Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Lib Dem) and involved the following Select Committee Chairs: Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform (Lab) Rt Hon James Arbuthnot MP, Defence (Cons) Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions (Lab) Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce MP, International Development (Lib Dem) Mr William Cash MP, European Scrutiny (Cons) David T C Davies MP, Welsh Affairs (Con) Dr Hywel Francis MP, Joint Committee on Human Rights (Lab) Miss Anne McIntosh MP, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Con) Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology (Lab) Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs (Lab) Joan Walley MP, Environmental Audit (Lab) Tim Yeo MP, Energy and Climate Change (Con) Oral and written evidence for this session can be found by selecting the relevant option below.
7 Nov 2013 Government's proposed judicial review reform and access to justice implications Human Rights (Joint Committee) (Select) Not accepting submissions The Joint Committee on Human Rights, chaired by Dr Hywel Francis MP, is extending its inquiry into the implications for access to justice of the Government’s proposals to reform legal aid, by examining also some of the Government’s proposals to reform judicial review, as set out in its Consultation Paper Judicial Review: Proposals for further reform.

Select Committee Inquiry

16 Dec 2013
Evidence from the Prime Minister: 14 January 2014
Liaison Committee (Commons) (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Liaison Committee took evidence from the Prime Minister David Cameron at 4.00pm on Tuesday 14 January, continuing the Committee’s regular questioning of the Prime Minister.

The session focussed on the following themes:

Violence against women and girls

International development and action to tackle violence against women and girls
Preventing sexual violence in conflict
Sexual harassment in the armed forces
Female genital mutilation – nationally and internationally
Child sexual exploitation
Human trafficking/modern day slavery
UK implementation of international agreements
Domestic violence
Sex education and the role of schools
Housing and the benefits system

Energy policy and environmental priorities

Energy security and blackouts
Investor confidence
The risks posed by electro-magnetic pulses
Energy subsidies and fuel poverty
Environmental priorities
Shale gas
Community engagement and scientific advice

The session was chaired by Rt Hon Sir Alan Beith MP (Lib Dem) and involved the following Select Committee Chairs:

Mr Graham Allen MP, Political and Constitutional Reform (Lab)
Rt Hon James Arbuthnot MP, Defence (Cons)
Dame Anne Begg MP, Work and Pensions (Lab)
Rt Hon Sir Malcolm Bruce MP, International Development (Lib Dem)
Mr William Cash MP, European Scrutiny (Cons)
David T C Davies MP, Welsh Affairs (Con)
Dr Hywel Francis MP, Joint Committee on Human Rights (Lab)
Miss Anne McIntosh MP, Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Con)
Andrew Miller MP, Science and Technology (Lab)
Rt Hon Keith Vaz MP, Home Affairs (Lab)
Joan Walley MP, Environmental Audit (Lab)
Tim Yeo MP, Energy and Climate Change (Con)

Oral and written evidence for this session can be found by selecting the relevant option below.

7 Nov 2013
Government's proposed judicial review reform and access to justice implications
Human Rights (Joint Committee) (Select)
Not accepting submissions

The Joint Committee on Human Rights, chaired by Dr Hywel Francis MP, is extending its inquiry into the implications for access to justice of the Government’s proposals to reform legal aid, by examining also some of the Government’s proposals to reform judicial review, as set out in its Consultation Paper Judicial Review: Proposals for further reform.

Tweets
Wayne David (Labour - Caerphilly) - @WayneDavid_MP 12 Jun 2022, 6:37 p.m. Yesterday, it was my great privilege to be asked to say a few words at the ‘Celebration’ of Hywel Francis’ life in the ‘Palace of Culture’ in Onllwyn. A good friend and a great historian, adult educator and socialist. @dafyddfrancis @RobHumphreys77 https://t.co/WQC20tFc36 Link to Original Tweet
Kevin Brennan (Labour - Cardiff West) - @KevinBrennanMP 11 Jun 2022, 5:05 p.m. In Onllwyn to celebrate the life of my dear friend, historian and ⁦@WelshLabour⁩ MP comrade the late great Hywel Francis https://t.co/dKdNjARWRr Link to Original Tweet