Warinder Juss MP: speeches

4 Jul 2026–16 Oct 2026 · year in progress

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Speeches

  • 14 Sept 2026 · Israel and Palestine · Hansard source
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    The July 2024 advisory opinion of the International Court of Justice declared that Israel’s continued presence in the Occupied Palestinian Territories was unlawful under international law and that Israel must end the occupation as quickly as possible, stop all settlement activity, and evacuate all settlers. Does the hon. Gentleman agree that it is time to honour that advisory opinion, and does he also agree that we should make a distinction between the actions of the Israeli Government and the state of Israel itself?

  • 10 Sept 2026 · Business of the House · Hansard source
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    Concerns raised by the Francis inquiry into Mid Staffordshire NHS foundation trust led to section 92 of the Care Act 2014, which makes it a criminal offence for health and social care providers such as NHS bodies to supply, publish or make available false or misleading information where they are under a legal duty to provide information. However, despite multiple reports in recent years of NHS trusts failing to disclose relevant information that might be damaging to their reputation, the previous Solicitor General confirmed on 10 June that there had been no finalised prosecutions under that provision. Will the Leader of the House please arrange for me to meet the current Solicitor General to help me understand why that is the case?

  • 1 Sept 2026 · Criminal Justice Reform · Hansard source
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    Does the Justice Secretary agree that one way of increasing prison capacity is to reduce reoffending, as 80% of people in prison are reoffenders? Far too often, we have prisoners who leave prison with no home, job, family or social connections. Are we doing enough to address that?

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View as listDefence and foreign affairs: 3Defence and foreign affairs3Democracy and constitution: 2Democracy and constitution2Economy and business: 6Economy and business6Education and skills: 1Education and skills1Environment and energy: 1Environment and energy1Health and care: 1Health and care1Justice and policing: 3Justice and policing3Social security and pensions: 1Social security and pensions1Unclassified: 4Unclassified4
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Defence and foreign affairs3
Democracy and constitution2
Economy and business6
Education and skills1
Environment and energy1
Health and care1
Justice and policing3
Social security and pensions1
Unclassified4

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