Richard Tice MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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Seriously?
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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I was just coming on to that. The British Geological Survey has, for example, made clear estimates that there are vast sums.
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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I will carry on, because I am in full flow.
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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I am delighted to give way to the hon. Lady.
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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I give way to the hon. Lady.
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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Will the hon. Lady give way?
15 Sept 2026 · Fracking Ban · Hansard source
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Nonsense!
14 Sept 2026 · Speciality Steel UK · Hansard source
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I congratulate the Government on making the decision to take Speciality Steel UK into public ownership, but the truth is that it should have been taken earlier. The preferred bidder was never going to perform. It has never made any steel, it did not have any money, it was seeking aggressive financing and it was using an investment adviser who fundamentally failed. I am troubled that the Government are now using the same investment adviser to advise them on British Steel. I urge the Government and the Secretary of State, who are doing the right thing with steel, to come up with a combined vision for Speciality Steel UK and British Steel. Merge them, invest in them, get the working capital going and get the production going. That will make it viable, that will get the cash flow positive again and that is in the strategic national interest.
2 Sept 2026 · Rewiring the State · Hansard source
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I congratulate the First Secretary on her appointment. I am sure that the reforms planned to rewire the state are well-intentioned, but it seems that we are going from No. 10 plus the Cabinet Office to No. 10, No. 10 North, the Office of the Prime Minister and Cabinet, the Cabinet Office and a new OneGov Delivery Agency. We are going from two to five. Does she understand our concerns that she is increasing the size of the state, increasing the cost and slowing down decision making?

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Defence and foreign affairs	4
Democracy and constitution	3
Economy and business	11
Education and skills	1
Environment and energy	17
Housing and planning	1
Immigration and borders	1
Justice and policing	3
Social security and pensions	1
Transport	3
Unclassified	9

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