Leaving the EU: Impact on the UK Debate

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Department: HM Treasury

Leaving the EU: Impact on the UK

Rosie Winterton Excerpts
Wednesday 17th March 2021

(3 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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Douglas Ross Portrait Douglas Ross
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The Minister outlines the figures excellently. I know that my own parents have benefited—they have been vaccinated in the Fiona Elcock centre in Elgin. People across Moray and across Scotland have benefited because of the vaccine roll-out in the UK and in Scotland. I want to reiterate that the two debates from the SNP today have been all about division and arguments about the past, with no positive vision for the future. The Scottish Conservatives are determined over the next seven weeks that we focus on Scotland’s recovery and on building back better than before this pandemic struck. We will be supporting jobs and livelihoods and communities right across Scotland. The SNP just want more division and I think that people across Scotland are beginning to realise that after 14 years of failure we can do so much better than that.

Rosie Winterton Portrait Madam Deputy Speaker (Dame Rosie Winterton)
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Order. I would like to try to get as many people in as possible, so after the next speaker I will take the time limit down to three minutes.

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Rosie Winterton Portrait Madam Deputy Speaker (Dame Rosie Winterton)
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As number 39 has withdrawn, the final speaker before the winding-up speeches will be James Daly.