All 2 Debates between Jesse Norman and Jeremy Quin

Thu 7th Jun 2018
Heathrow
Commons Chamber
(Urgent Question)

Heathrow

Debate between Jesse Norman and Jeremy Quin
Thursday 7th June 2018

(6 years, 5 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jesse Norman Portrait Jesse Norman
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I thank the hon. Gentleman for his very constructive and positive comment, and of course we will not be deflected. That is why we have laid this national policy statement, and we will be inviting Parliament to vote on it in due course.

Jeremy Quin Portrait Jeremy Quin (Horsham) (Con)
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Will the Minister simply confirm that it is anticipated that private investment will fund the expansion of Heathrow, and will he also confirm that the economic benefits he expects will flow to the entire United Kingdom as a result of that private investment?

Jesse Norman Portrait Jesse Norman
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I know you place a premium on brevity, Mr Speaker, so I will say, yes, and £74 billion to £75 billion of expected boost to the economy.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Jesse Norman and Jeremy Quin
Thursday 1st March 2018

(6 years, 8 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Jesse Norman Portrait The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport (Jesse Norman)
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I am grateful for the question. We will be making an announcement later in spring.

Jeremy Quin Portrait Jeremy Quin (Horsham) (Con)
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T7. Last weekend, and so completely unrelated to the current weather, Southern rail passengers at Redhill suffered the most appalling, shambolic and potentially dangerous scenes. I appreciate that underlying that situation might be the extremely good investment programme, but what assurances has the Minister received that these awful scenes will not be repeated?