Paul Kohler MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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  • 8 Jul 2026 · European Entry and Exit System · Hansard source
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    Despite the unholy alliance between the Minister and Members on the Tory Front Bench, this issue is clearly a product of Brexit. I visited Dover with the Home Affairs Committee last week. Dover has invested more than £40 million in infrastructure, but the software is not working, and there will be chaos unless the EES is suspended this summer. This is a Brexit dividend, but will the Minister emphasise to the French that, rather than enjoying the schadenfreude, they should know how much their economy will be damaged by the chaos that will ensue?

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View as listDemocracy and constitution: 1Democracy and constitution1Economy and business: 1Economy and business1Immigration and borders: 5Immigration and borders5Justice and policing: 5Justice and policing5
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Justice and policing5

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