All 4 Debates between Michael Gove and Scott Mann

Ministerial Code

Debate between Michael Gove and Scott Mann
Monday 2nd March 2020

(4 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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The inquiry that is proceeding will look at all complaints that may have been made. I cannot say more than that.

Scott Mann Portrait Scott Mann (North Cornwall) (Con)
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A huge number of people in North Cornwall and around the country want the Government to deliver on the people’s priorities. Is it not therefore right for Ministers to be tough and robust with their talented civil servants and officers to ensure that they can deliver on those priorities?

Leaving the EU: Preparations

Debate between Michael Gove and Scott Mann
Tuesday 3rd September 2019

(5 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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The Government always comply with the law.

Scott Mann Portrait Scott Mann (North Cornwall) (Con)
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Is the Minister confident that the integrity of our fishing waters can be maintained and enforced regardless of our method of leaving the European Union, and can he give Cornish fishermen an assurance on that point?

Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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That is a very important point. Steps have been taken, including working with the devolved Administrations, to make sure that we have strong maritime security and that the rights of our fishermen can be respected. We want to work in a co-operative way with other European countries, and indeed with countries outside the European Union such as Norway and the Faroes, to ensure that we can manage stocks sustainably and revive coastal communities.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Michael Gove and Scott Mann
Thursday 21st February 2019

(5 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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The hon. Gentleman is absolutely right: the “polluter pays” principle is central to good environmental management, and we must ensure that every arm of the justice system has the tools required to make sure that those who pollute pay a heavy price for their crime.

Scott Mann Portrait Scott Mann (North Cornwall) (Con)
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The cost of skip hire in Cornwall is disproportionately higher than in many other places around the country. The reason for that is that we do not have an aggregates recycling plant. Will the Department look at that and see whether there is anything we can do in Cornwall to reduce the burden on builders?

Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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My hon. Friend makes a good point, and I will liaise with him, and of course Cornwall Council, to see what we can do to improve the situation.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Michael Gove and Scott Mann
Thursday 18th October 2018

(6 years, 2 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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I know that the Leader of the House, who will be here shortly, will have heard that eloquent plea from the hon. Lady, and I add my voice to hers.

Scott Mann Portrait Scott Mann (North Cornwall) (Con)
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Animal cruelty extends to the way in which an animal is slaughtered. When will there be legislation to ensure that halal meat is properly labelled in supermarkets?

Michael Gove Portrait Michael Gove
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My hon. Friend raises an issue of great concern to many. One of the things that we are doing is consulting religious communities and others to establish what changes, if any, may be required.