Constitutional Law

Debate between Ian Davidson and Nigel Evans

Tuesday 15th January 2013 Commons Chamber

[Mr Davidson]

On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. I wish to leave the Chamber, but I do not wish my departure to be interpreted as some sort of juvenile stunt. How can I achieve that?

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)]

We are going to miss you, Mr Davidson, but each of us will have to come to terms in our own way with your absence from the Chamber.

[Mr Davidson]

Excellent; thank you very much, Mr Deputy Speaker.

Sovereign Grant Bill

Debate between Ian Davidson and Nigel Evans

Thursday 14th July 2011 Commons Chamber

[The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means (Mr Nigel Evans)]

Follow that, Mr Davidson!

[Mr Davidson]

It is difficult to follow a speech like that because in many ways, it took the biscuit.

Scotland Bill

Debate between Ian Davidson and Nigel Evans

Tuesday 15th March 2011 Commons Chamber

[Mr Davidson]

On a point of order, Mr Evans. Has it been established that all Members were aware of the time at which the vote was held? I understand that two of the nationalists will be here in about an hour and a quarter.

[The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means (Mr Nigel Evans)]

We will now move on to new clause 19.

New Clause 19

Regulation of food labelling and content

‘In Part 2 of Schedule 5 to the Scotland Act 1998 (reserved matters: specific reservations), at the end of section C8 to add the words “but this exception does not permit the Scottish Parliament to legislate on food content or labelling of foodstuffs that are placed for sale within Scotland”.’.—(Tom Greatrex.)

Brought up, and read the First time.