Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Sheryll Murray

Monday 24th October 2022 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Question 2 has been withdrawn, so we now come to question 3.

[Mrs Sheryll Murray (South East Cornwall) (Con)]

3. What steps his Department is taking to attract science, technology, engineering and mathematics teachers to work in disadvantaged areas.

Independent Adviser on Ministers’ Interests Resignation

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Sheryll Murray

Thursday 16th June 2022 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

Order. I call Sheryll Murray.

[Mrs Sheryll Murray (South East Cornwall) (Con)]

Does my right hon. Friend agree that we have a job to do, and that our time is best spent getting on with the job and delivering on the promises we made to the British people and voters in 2019?

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Sheryll Murray

Wednesday 15th September 2021 Commons Chamber

[Mr Speaker]

The Prime Minister needs to count the number of words—come on, Sheryll.

[Mrs Sheryll Murray (South East Cornwall) (Con)]

Q2. Be it farm workers or lorry drivers, my employers are saying that they want more staff. What more can the Prime Minister do to increase the training and mobility of jobseekers to help them into the jobs they need?

EU Membership: Economic Benefits

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Sheryll Murray

Wednesday 15th June 2016 Commons Chamber

[Mr Deputy Speaker]

Can I help a little? I say to people who are going to speak very shortly and want to remain on the list: if you intervene, I am going to drop you down the list. Make your minds up—you cannot have it both ways at the expense of everybody else.

[Mrs Murray]

I will not intervene, Mr Deputy Speaker.

[Mr Deputy Speaker]

Okay, thank you.

Compulsory Emergency First Aid Education (State-funded Secondary Schools) Bill

Debate between Lindsay Hoyle and Sheryll Murray

Friday 20th November 2015 Commons Chamber

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Lindsay Hoyle)]

Order. It is getting very emotional.

[Mrs Sheryll Murray]

On a point of order, Mr Deputy Speaker. Is it in order for a Member just to walk into a debate just before it is supposed to end—

[Mr Deputy Speaker]

Order. That is a decision for the occupant of the Chair. I will decide what is in order and what is not in order. It is in order. I did see the Member come in. I did make a note. I do not have to explain myself and I will not be questioned again on the matter.