Debates between Sajid Javid and Nickie Aiken during the 2019 Parliament

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Debate between Sajid Javid and Nickie Aiken
Wednesday 8th December 2021

(2 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Sajid Javid Portrait Sajid Javid
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I am pleased that the hon. Lady welcomes these measures, which will certainly help to slow down the growth of omicron. I will look at the measure that she referred to.

Nickie Aiken Portrait Nickie Aiken (Cities of London and Westminster) (Con)
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First, I thank my right hon. Friend for coming to the House to make this statement this evening and showing this place the respect that it deserves and expects. The hospitality sector has had a huge hit over the past 18 months because of the covid pandemic. In the past two weeks, following the omicron travel restrictions, we have seen a 25% cancellation rate in bars, restaurants and hotels in central London. Can he give assurances that whatever measures the Government introduce in the short term really will be short term, and that we will be able to get back to normal as soon as possible to support the hospitality sector?

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Debate between Sajid Javid and Nickie Aiken
Tuesday 7th January 2020

(4 years, 3 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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The hon. Gentleman raises a very important issue. We are absolutely committed to providing the resources necessary for the NHS to provide even better cancer treatment for all our constituents. That is one of the reasons for this record financial settlement. Capital is also necessary, and further capital investment to have better cancer treatment will also be a priority.

Nickie Aiken Portrait Nickie Aiken (Cities of London and Westminster) (Con)
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13. What fiscal steps he is taking to ensure that the Government meet their target of net zero emissions by 2050.