Information between 23rd December 2021 - 18th September 2024
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Debate on the Address
141 speeches (59,033 words) Wednesday 17th July 2024 - Commons Chamber Cabinet Office Mentions: 1: Warinder Juss (Lab - Wolverhampton West) I commend the work of my great friend and predecessor, and 2008 Back Bencher of the year, Rob Marris, - Link to Speech |
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Health and Care Bill
113 speeches (25,976 words) Lords Hansard - Part 3 Wednesday 26th January 2022 - Lords Chamber Department of Health and Social Care Mentions: 1: Baroness Finlay of Llandaff (CB - Life peer) However, I remind the Committee that the Bill put forward in the other place by Rob Marris MP actually - Link to Speech |
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Thursday 29th February 2024
Report - Second Report - Assisted Dying/Assisted Suicide Health and Social Care Committee Found: 14,60 2014–15,61 2015– 16,62 and 2019–21 sessions.63 • The most recent attempt to change the law was Rob |
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Friday 19th January 2024
Written Evidence - National Association for Therapeutic Education CBE0002 - Children, young people and the built environment Children, young people and the built environment - Housing, Communities and Local Government Committee Found: CBE Bob Litherland MP* Elfyn Llwyd MP* Andy Love MP* Karen Lumley MP* Dr Wendy Lynas PhD Rob |
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Thursday 11th May 2023
Written Evidence - Lord Norman Warner ADY0146 - Assisted dying/assisted suicide Assisted dying/assisted suicide - Health and Social Care Committee Found: In this period, only one Bill has been introduced in the House of Commons.by Rob Marris MP in 2015 This |
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Thursday 11th May 2023
Written Evidence - Brunel University London ADY0112 - Assisted dying/assisted suicide Assisted dying/assisted suicide - Health and Social Care Committee Found: Previous Bills submitted by Rob Marris and Lord Haywood have also sought consent from the High Court |