Jeremy Wright MP: speeches

Speeches

• 3 Sept 2025 · Covid-19 Vaccination Harm · Hansard source

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  I congratulate my hon. Friend not just on securing this debate, but on all the work he has done on this subject. He knows that he and I and our right hon. Friend the Member for Tatton (Esther McVey) and others have been raising it for many years now. He also knows that the Secretary of State has said he wants time to think about the appropriate solution. That is reasonable, but he has had plenty of time to think about it now, has he not? Are not our constituents who are affected now entitled to know what the Government have decided to do, not just in the interests of those affected but, as my hon. Friend said, in the interests of the effectiveness of Government policy on vaccination?

• 15 Jul 2025 · Clean Energy: Supply · Hansard source

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  The Minister will recognise that one way to increase the supply of clean energy is to enable community energy projects to supply local energy markets. When Ministers are asked about that, as he knows they have been many times, they generally say that there is no technical obstacle to it happening, but will the Minister recognise that there is world of difference between, on the one hand, something being technically possible and, on the other, that same thing being facilitated and encouraged so it really happens? Will he focus on the latter as the Government develop their energy market reforms?

• 8 Jul 2025 · Generative Artificial Intelligence: Schools · Hansard source

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  For the assistance of Hansard , I point out that the right hon. Gentleman was holding up a pen and paper.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Generative Artificial Intelligence: Schools · Hansard source

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  The right hon. Member for East Hampshire, who moved the motion, has the right—if he wishes it—to wind up the debate, and he has about 20 minutes in which to do so. He is, however, under no obligation to use all or any of that time.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Generative Artificial Intelligence: Schools · Hansard source

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  Order. That was either several interventions or a speech, neither of which is permissible. I urge all participants to keep interventions brief.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Down’s Syndrome Regression Disorder · Hansard source

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  Three Back Benchers are seeking to speak. I hope it will assist colleagues if I say that I intend to start calling Front Benchers at about 5.08 pm.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Down’s Syndrome Regression Disorder · Hansard source

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  I remind all colleagues that they should continue to stand if they wish to be called.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Down’s Syndrome Regression Disorder · Hansard source

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  I add my thanks to all who participated. Question put and agreed to. Resolved, That this House has considered Down’s syndrome regression disorder research.

• 8 Jul 2025 · Road and Rail Projects · Hansard source

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  The Secretary of State has made reference to those areas of the country that wanted transport infrastructure projects and have not got them. May I ask her to spare a thought for those places that have got transport infrastructure projects that they do not want? She knows that High Speed 2 passes through my constituency but delivers no benefit to the people I represent. In future rounds of consideration for rail and road projects, will she consider giving priority to those places that are suffering in that way, but which have a real need for other types of transport infrastructure that perhaps they deserve as compensation?