All 2 Debates between Jim Cunningham and Martin Caton

Coventry City Football Club

Debate between Jim Cunningham and Martin Caton
Tuesday 22nd October 2013

(11 years, 2 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Martin Caton Portrait Martin Caton (in the Chair)
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I will call you to speak now, Mr Cunningham, because I understand that both Mr Ainsworth and the Minister have agreed to your making a contribution. Obviously, we want to hear the Minister’s response to the debate, so if you could be as brief as possible, it would be very helpful.

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Debate between Jim Cunningham and Martin Caton
Wednesday 22nd June 2011

(13 years, 6 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Westminster Hall is an alternative Chamber for MPs to hold debates, named after the adjoining Westminster Hall.

Each debate is chaired by an MP from the Panel of Chairs, rather than the Speaker or Deputy Speaker. A Government Minister will give the final speech, and no votes may be called on the debate topic.

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Martin Caton Portrait Martin Caton (in the Chair)
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Mr Ainsworth, I did not receive prior notice that you wished to speak in this debate. I am happy to call you, but I need the Minister’s permission.

Jim Cunningham Portrait Mr Jim Cunningham
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On a point of order, Mr Caton. I did tell you that Mr Ainsworth was going to speak in the debate.

Martin Caton Portrait Martin Caton (in the Chair)
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I may well have misheard you, Mr Cunningham, because I was trying to chair the meeting at the same time. Neither the Clerk nor I picked up a reference to Mr Ainsworth. We are wasting his time now, so let me call Mr Ainsworth.