Savings (Government Contributions) Bill (Second sitting)

Debate between Jeremy Quin and Jane Ellison
Tuesday 25th October 2016

(7 years, 6 months ago)

Public Bill Committees
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Jeremy Quin Portrait Jeremy Quin
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You would not stand against the principle of doing this, but you would like to do more things— I hear that.

Jane Ellison Portrait Jane Ellison (Battersea) (Con)
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Q I have just a brief comment. Does Mr Davies have any modelling or research that he has done to support his concerns around the interaction of these products and auto-enrolment? It would be useful if we could have that.

Bryn Davies: The short answer is that I do not and would not pretend that I did. If I were the only person saying this, I would be worried, but there is a broad swathe of opinion, not least including at least one Member in your own party, expressing these fears, so I do think they need to be taken seriously.

NHS (Charitable Trusts Etc) Bill

Debate between Jeremy Quin and Jane Ellison
Friday 22nd January 2016

(8 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jeremy Quin Portrait Jeremy Quin
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On that note, may I draw to the Minister’s attention one charity in my constituency? Like my hon. Friend the Member for Torbay (Kevin Foster), we have charities that support the local hospital, but we also have Action Medical Research, which does a wonderful job for children. It was formed back in 1952 and has the distinction of being supported by Paddington Bear, which is wonderful. It runs the largest regular London to Paris bike ride to raise funds to support research into diseases that affect young children. It is not directly linked to the NHS, but it is a wonderful medical charity. I hope that the Bill will empower many more such charities to get going.

Jane Ellison Portrait Jane Ellison
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How nice it is to hear about that charity. I congratulate my hon. Friend on taking the opportunity to praise it and to shine a spotlight on a charity that so richly deserves it. Indeed, well done to him for name-checking Paddington in a debate that has been otherwise dominated by Peter Pan. We will see whether any more well-loved characters make an appearance before the end of the debate.