Short Money and Policy Development Grant Debate
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(8 years, 10 months ago)
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I would gently and respectfully demur from the right hon. Gentleman’s starting point. We have been undertaking some informal discussions between parties, which we are planning to make much more formal in the future, and I think that means that there will be plenty of opportunities for cross-party views to be gathered. There is absolutely no intention to subvert the will of Parliament. In fact, as you know, Mr Speaker, whatever proposals are made will have to be subject to debate and passage through the House when they eventually materialise.
Will my hon. Friend tell me how much money we are talking about, in cash terms? If he does not know, will he write to me about it, please?