Neil Duncan-Jordan MP: speeches

Speeches

• 15 Jun 2026 · Fire Response Times: Poole · Hansard source

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  3. What steps he is taking to help improve response times to fires in Poole constituency.

• 1 Jun 2026 · Coastal Communities: Government Support · Hansard source

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  My hon. Friend is right. There are some areas of Poole where no one lives; they are all holiday lets, second homes and so on.

• 1 Jun 2026 · Coastal Communities: Government Support · Hansard source

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  My hon. Friend makes a positive point on something that has been overlooked in Government debates until today. We need to recognise the differences between the various parts of our country, celebrate those differences, but also recognise the unique problems that they all face.

• 23 Apr 2026 · Public Procurement · Hansard source

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  2. What steps he is taking to improve transparency in public procurement.

• 23 Apr 2026 · Public Procurement · Hansard source

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  Since 2015, companies that donated to political parties have secured £60 billion-worth of Government contracts. This highlights everything that the public dislike about politics. Does the Minister therefore agree that for the sake of transparency and accountability, it is time to break the link between big-money donors and the Governments they pay to elect?

• 20 Apr 2026 · Security Vetting · Hansard source

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  Today’s statement may well be about process and procedure, but surely the real issue for the Prime Minister is why, when Peter Mandelson’s reputation was already known, he was ever considered for such an important role.

• 25 Mar 2026 · Foreign Financial Influence and Interference: UK Politics · Hansard source

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  I welcome the measures announced today to tackle foreign interference in our elections. Will the Secretary of State go a step further and support my proposal to break the link between wealthy donors and the parties they help to elect by banning their firms from subsequently holding Government contracts?

• 26 Jan 2026 · Topical Questions · Hansard source

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  The Joseph Rowntree Foundation and the Trussell Trust are campaigning for an essentials guarantee that would ensure that benefits cover the necessities for living. Does the Minister agree that the welfare state should be a universal safety net, not a trapdoor?

• 15 Jan 2026 · Creative Industries: AI · Hansard source

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  6. What steps she is taking with Cabinet colleagues to help protect the creative industries in the context of AI.

• 12 Jan 2026 · Finance (No. 2) Bill · Hansard source

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  Will the Minister give way?

• 17 Dec 2025 · Engagements · Hansard source

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  Q11. Over the past few weeks, I have been contacted by a number of constituents who work in the health and care sector, because they are concerned about the proposed changes to the rules on indefinite leave to remain. These individuals came to this country to do a job that we asked them to do, and then we decided to change the rules halfway through the process. Does the Prime Minister agree that if we are to be a proud, rules-based nation, going back on our word to people who are contributing to our society and building lives here is not only unfair, but profoundly un-British?

• 15 Sept 2025 · Children with SEND: Assessments and Support · Hansard source

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  It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship, Dr Huq. It is with a great sense of pride that I speak in this debate, because it was my constituent, Rachel Filmer, who launched this petition, which has secured over 100,000 signatures. It is great to see Rachel in the Public Gallery today. Some weeks ago, I held an event in my constituency with SEND families to discuss the challenges they face and to hear what needs to change. Some specific issues arose. First, class is a huge issue in the current system. Many parents resort to private diagnosis after waiting for extended periods, which has concerning implications for low-income families who might not have the resources to get such a diagnosis.

• 1 Sept 2025 · Poverty Reduction · Hansard source

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  Tackling poverty should be a key priority of any Government who wish to see their people thrive. The Equality Act 2010 includes a socioeconomic duty on all public bodies to address inequalities “when making strategic decisions”. When will that duty be enacted in England?