Alison Griffiths MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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  • 1 Sept 2026 · Direction of Government · Hansard source
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    My constituents will have been pleased to hear from Sir Jon Cunliffe, who produced 88 recommendations last July. However, his diagnosis is rather different from that of the Prime Minister. He believes that governance and regulation are the key to better performance, rather than some ill-defined version of “better public control”, which, according to the Government’s own assessment, would cost more than £100 billion. Will the Prime Minister promise to enact all 88 of those recommendations without delay?

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Transport1
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