European Convention on Human Rights

Debate between Nigel Evans and Mark Reckless

Tuesday 19th June 2012 Commons Chamber

[Mark Reckless]

Just to clarify, is the hon. Gentleman presuming that an independent Scotland would be part of a common travel area in the way that the Republic of Ireland is? If so, can he be certain of that—

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)]

Order. We are straying way off the matter under consideration.

Family Migration

Debate between Nigel Evans and Mark Reckless

Monday 11th June 2012 Commons Chamber

[Mr Deputy Speaker (Mr Nigel Evans)]

Order. I remind the House that in order to ask a question about the statement, a Member must have been in the Chamber to listen to it.

[Mark Reckless (Rochester and Strood) (Con)]

I welcome the series of impressive and, dare I say, Conservative measures that the Home Secretary has announced. Given that thresholds are higher when children are involved, is there not a risk that people entering the country in order to marry will quickly have a number of children, and may therefore need state support although they are above the original threshold?

European Union Bill

Debate between Nigel Evans and Mark Reckless

Tuesday 11th January 2011 Commons Chamber

[Mark Reckless]

On a point of order, Mr Evans. Would it be appropriate for the right hon. Gentleman to address his remarks to the amendment?

[The First Deputy Chairman of Ways and Means (Mr Nigel Evans)]

I am listening carefully to Mr MacShane, and if he is out of order, I will call him out of order.