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Transcripts For CSPAN2 Theresa May Fields Questions From Parliament 20170301
Minister teresa made taking questions from the house of commons wednesday morning on cspan2. We invite your participation on twitter. Prior to question time members are finishing up other business. Live to the floor of the british house of commons. Tell us which policy is important to scotland and which areas are not. I also made it clear to that committee that it was not appropriate to give a running commentary on internal discussions on] that delivering the best deal for scotland in these negotiations. Questions for the
Prime Minister
. The
Prime Minister
im sure the house would like to join me in wishing people in the uk and across the world happy saint davids day. I am sure the whole house will also want to join me in paying tribute to our former colleague
Gerald Cortlandt
who died over the weekend. He was an outstanding parliamentarian, he was a committed mp dedicated to the life of the service of his constituents and as father of the house, his wisdom and experience will be missed across the house and i am sure his friends and family, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in the house, i will touch meetings later today. I would like to associate myself with the
Prime Minister
s remark that assure many relatives and friends they are in our thoughts and prayers. The historic victory in copeland, does my friend believe this is an endorsement of the governments plans to maintain a stronger economy and bring society together and ensure we make a huge success in leaving the
European Union
. I would like to congratulate my friend, my honorable friend was the historic result in copeland was an endorsement of plans to keep the economy strong and our plans to ensure places like copeland share in the economic success after years of labor neglect. Also an endorsement of our plan to unite communities where labor seeks to sew divisions and i think it was an endorsement offering strong, competent leadership. In the face of labors chaos. Jeremy corbin. Thank you, mister speaker. Thank you, mister speaker. Could i join the
Prime Minister
in wishing everyone in wales a happy saint davids day and could i also expressed the hope workers at the ford plant get the assurances they need about their job security in their future. I also want to echo the
Prime Minister
s tribute to
Gerald Kaufman
who served in the house since 1970, the longestserving member started in political life with advice to
Harold Wilson
in 1960. He was an iconic figure in the labour party and rich politics but he was a champion for peace and justice in the middle east and around the world. The rabbi who conducted the service convey your message on behalf of the house, which was appreciated. I was talking to members of the family and his nephews and great nieces and asked how would you describe gerald . He was an awesome uncle. We should remember gerald as that. And convey condolences to his family. After the last budget, the working pension secretary resigned. Balancing the books on the backs of the poor and vulnerable. Last week the government sneaked out a decision to overrule a
Court Decision
to extend payments, people with
Severe Mental Health
conditions. A government that found 1 billion pounds in tax cuts to benefit 26,000 families, seems unable to find the money to support 160,000 people with debilitating
Mental Health
conditions. Will this change your mind . Let me be clear about what is proposed in relation to independence payments. This is not a policy change. This is not a cut in the amount that is going to be spent on disability benefits and know what is going to see a reduction in their benefits for those previously awarded by the dwp. What we are doing, what we are doing is restoring this particular payment to the original intention that was agreed by the coalition government, agreed by parliament after extensive consultation. Jeremy corbin. Consultation is an interesting idea because the court made its decision last year, the government did not consult the
Social Security
Advisory Committee
and at the last minute staked out its decision. The court ruled payment should be made because people getting a benefit from it were such an
Overwhelming Psychological
distress. Just a year ago the pension secretary said you can tell the house we are not going ahead with changes but look forward, the court made a ruling. Her friends from
South Cambridge
said in my view the courts are there for a reason. This ruling saves the criteria to be extended and we have a duty to honor that. She right . First of all on the issue of these payments and to those with
Mental Health
conditions, independence payments, other than people with
Mental Health
conditions. If you look at the figures, two thirds of people with
Mental Health
conditions in receipt of independence payments, two thirds of them get awarded the higher daily living rate allowed. That compares to less than a quarter under the previous dna arrangement and the second time the right honorable gentlemen suggested somehow this change was sneaked out. It was in a rich ministerial statement for parliament. I might remind him he talked about the importance of parliament but we accepted the importance of parliament and made a statement to parliament and referred to the
Social Security
Advisory Committee
, my right honorable friend, the pension secretary calls the chairman of the
Social Security
Advisory Committee
and spoke to him on the regulations, called the chairman of the
Pension Select Committee
and spoke to him about the regulations being introduced, called both offices at the shadow
Workers Pension
secretary, there was no answer and they didnt come back. Mister speaker, mister speaker, calling mister speaker, calling mister speaker, calling the chairs of two committees and making a written statement to the house does not add up to scrutiny. There was no call to the office of my friends, the shadow secretary. Mister speaker, the reality is this is a shameful decision that will affect people with dementia, those suffering cognitive disorders due to a stroke, military veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder and those with schizophrenia. Can she look at the effects of her decision to override with the independent court decided and think again. The issues that he raised, these are taken into account when decisions are made about the independence payments. What the court said his regulations were a nuclear. That is why we are clarifying the regulations and ensuring that they respect that they reflect the original intentions agreed by this parliament. He wants to talk about support being given to people for people with disabilities, this government is spending more than ever it support with people with disability and
Health Condition
this. We are spending more than ever on people with
Mental Health
conditions. What we are doing with personal independence payments is ensuring those most in need to get the most support. Jeremy corbin. The government has overridden an independent
Court Decision
on this and they should think long and hard about that. Government had to make it very clear that physical and
Mental Health
had the same priority. In 2002 the
Prime Minister
made a speech the conservative
Party Conference
i remember very well, i was watching it on television, she said, she described her party is the nasty party. And some tories try to make
Political Capital
by demonizing minorities. Her policy chair suggested people with debilitating conditions were those who, and i quote, suffer from anxiety, and not really disabled. Isnt that proof enough the party is still around . My honorable friend apologize for the comments he made and i hope this house will accept his apology. He asks the right honorable gentlemen asked me about the parity between
Mental Health
and
Mental Health
conditions and physical conditions. The conservative government introduced parity, in the
National Health
service. Neighboring government did nothing about that, 13 years. Jeremy corbin. Mister speaker, it was a labor amendment for health and social care bill that resulted in parity on the face of the bill. I am surprised she has forgotten that, take this opportunity to thank the labour party. Earlier, the
Prime Minister
made a speech earlier this year supporting parity of
Mental Health
. And 600,000 fewer, hundred 60,000 people to lose out on support. And fun to get property, to suffer from very difficult conditions, not deny them the support they need. 11. 4 billion pounds a year. And more people are receiving in relation to
Mental Health
previously, and said that in this chamber, and do it, and the foreign secretary. And normal sedentary positions. We are doing it and that is why we are putting record amounts of money into
Mental Health
and seeing more people being decided with
Mental Health
treatment every week under this government and one thing i know, and if we provide the extra support for people with disabilities and
Health Conditions
or provide treatment for people with
Mental Health
conditions, a
Strong Economy
and enables us and the one thing we feel about labor is they will bankrupt britain . Jeremy corbin. By 2020 will have borrowed more increased the
National Debt
by local borrowing of all labor conduct to the ridge. Mister speaker, the
Mental Health
charity said the government has spoken forcefully about the importance between physical and
Mental Health
. Yet when presented with a chance to make this a reality as part of the opportunity, mister speaker, as a society we are judged by how we treat the most charitable, this misguided legislation must be reversed. Can the
Prime Minister
look again at the decision of the court, look again at the consequences of it and withdraw the deep decision, the nasty decision that set the courts judgment and support those going through a difficult time in their lives. That is how we will all be judged. The way we are dealing with disability benefits is to assure payments are going to those who are most vulnerable. Would we are dealing with personal independence payments is ensuring agreement of this parliament is put into practice. He talks about funding. I understand today constant debate when the
Prime Minister
is answering questions, was heard and the answer must be heard without constant hubbub in the background. He talks about accepting the
Court Decision
and paying for that. The
Labor Shadow Health
secretary today when asked how labor would pay for the increase if it was put in place said we have not outlined that yet. And the labour party leadership. And after the result last week, summed up the election results. A result for the labour party. That word actually describes the right honorable gentlemens leadership. Incredible. Thank you, mister speaker. On monday. [shouting] on monday, i chaired a seminar looking at priorities for the
Science Community
as we started brexit negotiations was there will be a meeting on 21 march. The
Prime Minister
may be too busy to attend that, will she agree to meet with me once the report is published . The collective concerns of the community particularly around collaboration and people . It is an important issue, he is right to raise it. The uk to be the go to place for
Innovative Investors
across the world, the best possible outcomes for the uk
Research Base
since i leave the
European Union
and the objective that i set out in negotiations for the
European Union
related to science and research, and innovation and welcome agreement to continue to collaborate with
European Partners
which im interested in what my honorable friend has said and the report we looked at very carefully by my right honorable friend of the
European Union
. We join the
Prime Minister
, leader of the labour party and extending our condolences to family and friends of sir
Gerald Kaufman
and best wishes to the people of wales on saint davids day. Prior to that, scottish questions the ministers were unable to answer basic questions by government plans for agriculture. These are
Important Industries
for the
Rural Economy
and periods in the
Scottish Government
and
Scottish Parliament
. With brexit ending the role of brussels in these areas will all decisions about agriculture be made, yes or no . But the right honorable gentlemen knows we are discussing the whole question of the uk framework and evolution of issues as they come from brussels was the overriding aim for everything we do, the
Single Market
of the
United Kingdom
. A market which i might remind the right honorable gentlemen is more important to scotland and the
European Union
. During the brexit referendum, people in scotland including those working in the agriculture and fisheries sector were told farming and fishery powers would be exercised by the
Scottish Parliament
but it seems judging by the
Prime Minister
s answer, that is not going to be true. Will the
Prime Minister
confirm she had the opportunity, will she confirm it is her intention to ensure uk ministers will negotiate and regulate over large areas that impact on scottish fisheries and agriculture post brexit . I repeat the right honorable gentlemen doesnt understand this, we are in the process of discussing with the administration the whole question of which of those powers reside in brussels will be returned and remain at a uk level and d for the results into the administration. That is the discussion taking place at the moment. When he answers about the negotiation for brexit with the
European Union
it will be the uk government negotiating with the
European Union
taking full account of the interest and concerns of the administration and all the other regions of englands. Does the
Prime Minister
agree when it comes to a teenage
Cancer Charity
gig resold on the via gogo ticket website for 1000 pounds, with all the money going to a charity and to the hit musical hamilton, 5000 pounds, they only know too well tickets that are resold are invalid for entry it is unfair and not indicative of a market that works for everyone. What will government do to assure genuine funds are not fleeced . I thank my honorable friend for raising this issue, he has been working on it and is absolutely right to identify those circumstances, causing, acting in the way he talked about for people who genuinely believe for what they wish to attend, i understand he recently met i right honorable friends for cultural matters to discuss this issue and as he will be aware, the
Consumer Rights
act introduced new rules on ticketing and review of
Online Ticket
sales and surely respond to the independent court by
Michael Walston
on this issue. We are looking at the general issue of where markets are not working for interested consumers. Let me add my condolences for a former member of the house and welcomed the new member. Mister speaker, young black men using
Mental Health
services, young black men using
Mental Health
services are more likely to be subject to detention, extreme forms of medication for fear of physical restraint than other people and in extreme cases this has led to theft, too many black people with
Mental Health
are afraid to seek treatment from a service they fear will not treat them fairly. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a>. The
Prime Minister<\/a> im sure the house would like to join me in wishing people in the uk and across the world happy saint davids day. I am sure the whole house will also want to join me in paying tribute to our former colleague
Gerald Cortlandt<\/a> who died over the weekend. He was an outstanding parliamentarian, he was a committed mp dedicated to the life of the service of his constituents and as father of the house, his wisdom and experience will be missed across the house and i am sure his friends and family, i have meetings with ministerial colleagues and others in addition to my duties in the house, i will touch meetings later today. I would like to associate myself with the
Prime Minister<\/a>s remark that assure many relatives and friends they are in our thoughts and prayers. The historic victory in copeland, does my friend believe this is an endorsement of the governments plans to maintain a stronger economy and bring society together and ensure we make a huge success in leaving the
European Union<\/a>. I would like to congratulate my friend, my honorable friend was the historic result in copeland was an endorsement of plans to keep the economy strong and our plans to ensure places like copeland share in the economic success after years of labor neglect. Also an endorsement of our plan to unite communities where labor seeks to sew divisions and i think it was an endorsement offering strong, competent leadership. In the face of labors chaos. Jeremy corbin. Thank you, mister speaker. Thank you, mister speaker. Could i join the
Prime Minister<\/a> in wishing everyone in wales a happy saint davids day and could i also expressed the hope workers at the ford plant get the assurances they need about their job security in their future. I also want to echo the
Prime Minister<\/a>s tribute to
Gerald Kaufman<\/a> who served in the house since 1970, the longestserving member started in political life with advice to
Harold Wilson<\/a> in 1960. He was an iconic figure in the labour party and rich politics but he was a champion for peace and justice in the middle east and around the world. The rabbi who conducted the service convey your message on behalf of the house, which was appreciated. I was talking to members of the family and his nephews and great nieces and asked how would you describe gerald . He was an awesome uncle. We should remember gerald as that. And convey condolences to his family. After the last budget, the working pension secretary resigned. Balancing the books on the backs of the poor and vulnerable. Last week the government sneaked out a decision to overrule a
Court Decision<\/a> to extend payments, people with
Severe Mental Health<\/a> conditions. A government that found 1 billion pounds in tax cuts to benefit 26,000 families, seems unable to find the money to support 160,000 people with debilitating
Mental Health<\/a> conditions. Will this change your mind . Let me be clear about what is proposed in relation to independence payments. This is not a policy change. This is not a cut in the amount that is going to be spent on disability benefits and know what is going to see a reduction in their benefits for those previously awarded by the dwp. What we are doing, what we are doing is restoring this particular payment to the original intention that was agreed by the coalition government, agreed by parliament after extensive consultation. Jeremy corbin. Consultation is an interesting idea because the court made its decision last year, the government did not consult the
Social Security<\/a>
Advisory Committee<\/a> and at the last minute staked out its decision. The court ruled payment should be made because people getting a benefit from it were such an
Overwhelming Psychological<\/a> distress. Just a year ago the pension secretary said you can tell the house we are not going ahead with changes but look forward, the court made a ruling. Her friends from
South Cambridge<\/a> said in my view the courts are there for a reason. This ruling saves the criteria to be extended and we have a duty to honor that. She right . First of all on the issue of these payments and to those with
Mental Health<\/a> conditions, independence payments, other than people with
Mental Health<\/a> conditions. If you look at the figures, two thirds of people with
Mental Health<\/a> conditions in receipt of independence payments, two thirds of them get awarded the higher daily living rate allowed. That compares to less than a quarter under the previous dna arrangement and the second time the right honorable gentlemen suggested somehow this change was sneaked out. It was in a rich ministerial statement for parliament. I might remind him he talked about the importance of parliament but we accepted the importance of parliament and made a statement to parliament and referred to the
Social Security<\/a>
Advisory Committee<\/a>, my right honorable friend, the pension secretary calls the chairman of the
Social Security<\/a>
Advisory Committee<\/a> and spoke to him on the regulations, called the chairman of the
Pension Select Committee<\/a> and spoke to him about the regulations being introduced, called both offices at the shadow
Workers Pension<\/a> secretary, there was no answer and they didnt come back. Mister speaker, mister speaker, calling mister speaker, calling mister speaker, calling the chairs of two committees and making a written statement to the house does not add up to scrutiny. There was no call to the office of my friends, the shadow secretary. Mister speaker, the reality is this is a shameful decision that will affect people with dementia, those suffering cognitive disorders due to a stroke, military veterans with posttraumatic stress disorder and those with schizophrenia. Can she look at the effects of her decision to override with the independent court decided and think again. The issues that he raised, these are taken into account when decisions are made about the independence payments. What the court said his regulations were a nuclear. That is why we are clarifying the regulations and ensuring that they respect that they reflect the original intentions agreed by this parliament. He wants to talk about support being given to people for people with disabilities, this government is spending more than ever it support with people with disability and
Health Condition<\/a> this. We are spending more than ever on people with
Mental Health<\/a> conditions. What we are doing with personal independence payments is ensuring those most in need to get the most support. Jeremy corbin. The government has overridden an independent
Court Decision<\/a> on this and they should think long and hard about that. Government had to make it very clear that physical and
Mental Health<\/a> had the same priority. In 2002 the
Prime Minister<\/a> made a speech the conservative
Party Conference<\/a> i remember very well, i was watching it on television, she said, she described her party is the nasty party. And some tories try to make
Political Capital<\/a> by demonizing minorities. Her policy chair suggested people with debilitating conditions were those who, and i quote, suffer from anxiety, and not really disabled. Isnt that proof enough the party is still around . My honorable friend apologize for the comments he made and i hope this house will accept his apology. He asks the right honorable gentlemen asked me about the parity between
Mental Health<\/a> and
Mental Health<\/a> conditions and physical conditions. The conservative government introduced parity, in the
National Health<\/a> service. Neighboring government did nothing about that, 13 years. Jeremy corbin. Mister speaker, it was a labor amendment for health and social care bill that resulted in parity on the face of the bill. I am surprised she has forgotten that, take this opportunity to thank the labour party. Earlier, the
Prime Minister<\/a> made a speech earlier this year supporting parity of
Mental Health<\/a>. And 600,000 fewer, hundred 60,000 people to lose out on support. And fun to get property, to suffer from very difficult conditions, not deny them the support they need. 11. 4 billion pounds a year. And more people are receiving in relation to
Mental Health<\/a> previously, and said that in this chamber, and do it, and the foreign secretary. And normal sedentary positions. We are doing it and that is why we are putting record amounts of money into
Mental Health<\/a> and seeing more people being decided with
Mental Health<\/a> treatment every week under this government and one thing i know, and if we provide the extra support for people with disabilities and
Health Conditions<\/a> or provide treatment for people with
Mental Health<\/a> conditions, a
Strong Economy<\/a> and enables us and the one thing we feel about labor is they will bankrupt britain . Jeremy corbin. By 2020 will have borrowed more increased the
National Debt<\/a> by local borrowing of all labor conduct to the ridge. Mister speaker, the
Mental Health<\/a> charity said the government has spoken forcefully about the importance between physical and
Mental Health<\/a>. Yet when presented with a chance to make this a reality as part of the opportunity, mister speaker, as a society we are judged by how we treat the most charitable, this misguided legislation must be reversed. Can the
Prime Minister<\/a> look again at the decision of the court, look again at the consequences of it and withdraw the deep decision, the nasty decision that set the courts judgment and support those going through a difficult time in their lives. That is how we will all be judged. The way we are dealing with disability benefits is to assure payments are going to those who are most vulnerable. Would we are dealing with personal independence payments is ensuring agreement of this parliament is put into practice. He talks about funding. I understand today constant debate when the
Prime Minister<\/a> is answering questions, was heard and the answer must be heard without constant hubbub in the background. He talks about accepting the
Court Decision<\/a> and paying for that. The
Labor Shadow Health<\/a> secretary today when asked how labor would pay for the increase if it was put in place said we have not outlined that yet. And the labour party leadership. And after the result last week, summed up the election results. A result for the labour party. That word actually describes the right honorable gentlemens leadership. Incredible. Thank you, mister speaker. On monday. [shouting] on monday, i chaired a seminar looking at priorities for the
Science Community<\/a> as we started brexit negotiations was there will be a meeting on 21 march. The
Prime Minister<\/a> may be too busy to attend that, will she agree to meet with me once the report is published . The collective concerns of the community particularly around collaboration and people . It is an important issue, he is right to raise it. The uk to be the go to place for
Innovative Investors<\/a> across the world, the best possible outcomes for the uk
Research Base<\/a> since i leave the
European Union<\/a> and the objective that i set out in negotiations for the
European Union<\/a> related to science and research, and innovation and welcome agreement to continue to collaborate with
European Partners<\/a> which im interested in what my honorable friend has said and the report we looked at very carefully by my right honorable friend of the
European Union<\/a>. We join the
Prime Minister<\/a>, leader of the labour party and extending our condolences to family and friends of sir
Gerald Kaufman<\/a> and best wishes to the people of wales on saint davids day. Prior to that, scottish questions the ministers were unable to answer basic questions by government plans for agriculture. These are
Important Industries<\/a> for the
Rural Economy<\/a> and periods in the
Scottish Government<\/a> and
Scottish Parliament<\/a>. With brexit ending the role of brussels in these areas will all decisions about agriculture be made, yes or no . But the right honorable gentlemen knows we are discussing the whole question of the uk framework and evolution of issues as they come from brussels was the overriding aim for everything we do, the
Single Market<\/a> of the
United Kingdom<\/a>. A market which i might remind the right honorable gentlemen is more important to scotland and the
European Union<\/a>. During the brexit referendum, people in scotland including those working in the agriculture and fisheries sector were told farming and fishery powers would be exercised by the
Scottish Parliament<\/a> but it seems judging by the
Prime Minister<\/a>s answer, that is not going to be true. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> confirm she had the opportunity, will she confirm it is her intention to ensure uk ministers will negotiate and regulate over large areas that impact on scottish fisheries and agriculture post brexit . I repeat the right honorable gentlemen doesnt understand this, we are in the process of discussing with the administration the whole question of which of those powers reside in brussels will be returned and remain at a uk level and d for the results into the administration. That is the discussion taking place at the moment. When he answers about the negotiation for brexit with the
European Union<\/a> it will be the uk government negotiating with the
European Union<\/a> taking full account of the interest and concerns of the administration and all the other regions of englands. Does the
Prime Minister<\/a> agree when it comes to a teenage
Cancer Charity<\/a> gig resold on the via gogo ticket website for 1000 pounds, with all the money going to a charity and to the hit musical hamilton, 5000 pounds, they only know too well tickets that are resold are invalid for entry it is unfair and not indicative of a market that works for everyone. What will government do to assure genuine funds are not fleeced . I thank my honorable friend for raising this issue, he has been working on it and is absolutely right to identify those circumstances, causing, acting in the way he talked about for people who genuinely believe for what they wish to attend, i understand he recently met i right honorable friends for cultural matters to discuss this issue and as he will be aware, the
Consumer Rights<\/a> act introduced new rules on ticketing and review of
Online Ticket<\/a> sales and surely respond to the independent court by
Michael Walston<\/a> on this issue. We are looking at the general issue of where markets are not working for interested consumers. Let me add my condolences for a former member of the house and welcomed the new member. Mister speaker, young black men using
Mental Health<\/a> services, young black men using
Mental Health<\/a> services are more likely to be subject to detention, extreme forms of medication for fear of physical restraint than other people and in extreme cases this has led to theft, too many black people with
Mental Health<\/a> are afraid to seek treatment from a service they fear will not treat them fairly. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> meet with me and affected families to discuss the need of an inquiry into institutional racism in their
Mental Health<\/a> services. I think the honorable gentlemen and i welcome the new member to the house. Can i say to the honorable gentlemen it is precisely because concerns about various people were being treated within
Public Services<\/a> that the government has introduced last year and audit of the disparity of treatment of a racial audit disparity treatment in product services. I saw this as home secretary when i looked at the way black people with
Mental Health<\/a> issues were being dealt with in terms of detention in various ways and that is the sort of issue we are looking at. Im happy with the details of the particular issue you set out. Thank you, mister speaker. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> join me in congratulating my staff and particularly the principle, who last week, further education award, won the prestigious teaching and learning initiative for the whole country . By combining mass, arts, religion and science, i am sure she will agree this initiative drives forward inquisitive minds and grows future generations that we will need for the skills they need to succeed. Im happy to join my honorable friend in congratulating the college for the award they have been given in this category, the best teaching and learning initiative for the initiative. It is an
Interesting Initiative<\/a> in place. I congratulate all the staff. This is a sign, this award, of the dedication of the students at west
Suffolk College<\/a> and all colleges across the country should be aspiring to reach these standards and he is right, we do need to ensure that young people have not just a skill set but the inquiring minds that enable them as they look forward to different careers to embrace new skills and change throughout their career. My constituents, a 16yearold daughter after drinking a bottle of cider which is 7. 5 proof and contains 22 equivalents. The
Prime Minister<\/a> accept wife cider is a
Health Hazard<\/a> and should be banned or carrying much higher im sure members across the whole house will offer our deepest sympathies to the family of this 16yearold constituent, former constituents of the honorable lady and she does raise an important issue and that is why we do as a government recognize problem consumption of alcohol. We have taken action through the duty system so this is more than the lower strength product, and plus the a t but another element is making sure people are aware of the dangers and harms of alcohol misuse, they have run campaigns, and work in schools to help raise that awareness which is important. We are rightly proud that young people, regardless of race, creed or color study colleges and universities but this week jewish students are being subjected to intimidation, fear, and antisemitism as a result what action could my right honorable friend make to make sure chancellors of principles in sure antisemitism i want to assure my honorable friend
Higher Education<\/a> institutions have a responsibility to ensure that they find an inclusive environment for students and expect them to have robust policies and procedures in place to comply with the law, investigate hate crimes including any antisemitic instances that are reported. I know my honorable friend who served as minister had written to remind institutions of these expectations and also urged them to follow the government athlete in adopting the
International Holocaust<\/a> remembrance, definition of antisemitism. There is a flaw in the legislative reform with which the government is seeking to create private
Fund Limited Partnerships<\/a> which allows criminal and
Scottish Limited Partnerships<\/a> to easily work on new part types of partnership. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> delay until such time as the current review is completed . We have taken important steps to tackle moneylaundering and
Economic Crimes<\/a> which i oversaw the establishment of the
Economic Crimes<\/a> in the
National Crime<\/a> agency. On the question he raises, i understand business last year on the transparency requirements for slps and they will be publishing proposals soon. My right honorable friend, the business secretary, is gathering things that may lead to further reforms. On the new business rates. The house of business rates. And can she give me an assurance that we do all we can for these people, a rise of this size. They are based on
Property Value<\/a> and will also know, this
Property Value<\/a>, and absolutely right that we update them and as i recognize last week, different businesses and it is important, we already put significant sums into transitional support for businesses so that we help companies that are facing increased bills and my right honorable friend, the chancellor and
Community Secretary<\/a> to make sure support is provided if appropriate and is in place for the hardest cases and my right honorable friend, the chancellor to say more about this in budget. A
National Audit<\/a> office report, massive government overspend on new preschool sites, the permit estimating it will spend the further 2. 5 billion pounds on land for these schools, schools across my constituency are reporting chronic levels of underfunding. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> review the plans for these preschools and provide existing schools with what they need . Im happy to say, in real terms. I understand she raises a concern about that but what we have seen through the program that has been continued under this government is to ensure we are creating more good
School Places<\/a> across this country, that is what we want to do and what our policy will continue to do. Thank you, mister speaker. I would like to join the private history and wishing way of a happy saint davids day. The state of wales has been working to send a message to the world that wales is one of the best places in the
United Kingdom<\/a> to live, work, visit and trade with. Does the
Prime Minister<\/a> agree russian interests must be at the heart of the
United Kingdom<\/a>. In leaving the
European Union<\/a> the future of the uk union has never been more important. I thank my honorable friends, raising the importance of wales, doing important work reminding the world that wales is one of the best places in the uk to live, work and trade with. In forthcoming negotiations we are committed to getting a deal to work for all parts of the uk including wales and the best way to achieve that is the uk government continues to work together. Im led to host a saint davids day reception to celebrate everything wales has to offer and can i once again wish all members of this house [shouting] thank you, mister speaker. The worst in the country, will the
Prime Minister<\/a> support our campaign for the network, will she commit to delivering the investments we so desperately need . I apologize but i missed the first part of the question. I think she was talking about investment in infrastructure. Very clear, we set out, what was made for infrastructure, we do believe infrastructure plays an important part in encouraging the growth of the economy and in ensuring we do see that we increase productivity and the rest of the country, schools will be looking for other projects that can do just that. Victoria prentice. Copeland recently, people wanted to talk about the future of their maternity unit. It was just like being at home in banbury. Rather than politicize the nhs with the
Prime Minister<\/a> agree about the
Maternity Services<\/a> encouraging not just care that is safe but care that is kind and close to home. My honorable friend raises an important point in relation to
Maternity Services<\/a> and im looking forward to looking at members of copeland in the house but during the campaign she made it very clear she didnt want to see any downgrading of the
Hospital Services<\/a> but she also did
Something Else<\/a> because she put forward a powerful case for what my honorable friend suggested which is a review to tackle the recruitment issue that affects
Maternity Services<\/a> up there and does seem very sensible. A 19yearold constituents of mine discharged by the
Mental Health<\/a> trust because they have neither the skills nor the cash to provide the support he needs. I dont know the full details of the individual case. I do know we are ensuring all money being put into
Mental Health<\/a> conditions over the years and will continue to be but if he wishes to write me he will be looking into it. Andrew. As a leader who wants to spread wealth and opportunity as widely as possible will the
Prime Minister<\/a> ensure we end the practice of developers buying brands which they sell new houses, many firsttime buyers feel they are being ripped off by this practice . Thank you for raising this point. He is concerned about it, clearly set out developers should be building homes for people to live in and we promote fairness for the growing number of unfair and unreasonable abuses of these as my honorable friend the housing minister has said. Other than in certain circumstances i dont see why new homes shouldnt be built for point of sale. One of my friends in this place, i received an email from a local pharmacist, since the governments announcement, to implement costly measures including staff and services. He received a notification of payment for prescriptions in december of last year and the reduction of nearly 9000 pounds, 18 . The minister talked about last year. Could i ask you will the government commit to revisit pharmacy funding as a matter of urgency . We will recognize the importance the pharmacist provides which means what weve written in recent years and we see an increase of 18 in the past decade in the number of pharmacists. The system does need to reform so the nhs resources are spent efficiently and effectively and to look at the figures two fifth of pharmacists within 10 minutes walk of two pharmacies the average pharmacy receives 220,000 pounds a year in nhs funding and most pharmacies receive 25,000 pound establishment payment regardless of size or quality. What we did do was look at this concern when it was raised last summer and it made changes to ensure greater support available to pharmacies in particular areas. One of
David Camerons<\/a> greatest legacies were his efforts to fight
Human Trafficking<\/a> by modernday slavery action. Last year this country looked after 800,000 children in syria and surrounding countries. The same investment of looking after 3000 in this country. By doing that we defeat
Human Trafficking<\/a>. Could the
Prime Minister<\/a> confirm we will continue that policy . I am happy to join my honorable friends, i was pleased he supported the modern slavery act and i propose we introduce it and we are committed to continuing our policy, we set up the modern slavery task force bringing together various parties, what is necessary to break the criminal game and support for the victim. On behalf of my honorable friends, the leader of the opposition in expressing condolences to the family of the father of the house, greatly missed. And noticed the intervention by two former
Prime Minister<\/a>s in relation to the brexit very helpful i am sure. I am sure the
Prime Minister<\/a> will know what they and everybody else means by hard brexit. We all wonder what is left by a soft coup. When indeed it might be triggered and we will know if it is triggered or not. Perhaps the
Prime Minister<\/a> as well since it has been so helpful and so many other ways. With that she take the opportunity to make it clear whatever the
Prime Minister<\/a>s say for the house may say, the reality is her plan to trigger article l by the end of march is on track. I think the right honorable gentlemen, it is my plan to trigger the end of march and when i refer to that, i refer to article 50, while triggering any coup that takes place, it is our intention to do that. Article 50 does respond to the judgment of the
Supreme Court<\/a> but also ensures that we are responding to the voice of the
United Kingdom<\/a> when people voted to leave the
European Union<\/a>. Like many other honorable friends and members, took a shower this morning. [laughter] i am sure whether the shower gel can take micro beams. And they can result a fascinating question. Lets hear it. Products containing shower gel products can result in 100,000 plastics being washed down the drain every time you use them into the water system and into the
Marine Environment<\/a> damaging precious habitats. Will the
Prime Minister<\/a> join me in welcoming steps this government is taking to institute the ban on the use in personal
Care Products<\/a>. Thank you, mister speaker. I think i think i should say for clarity to members of this house that im not in a position to know whether you took a shower this morning. In responding, my honorable friend raised an important point, it is completely unnecessary to add plastics to body scrubs where harmless alternatives can be used. As she referred at the end of the question hour consultation to ban these
Care Products<\/a> closed recently, we are aiming to change legislation by october 2017 evidence of what more can be done in the future and other sources of plastic entering
Marine Environment<\/a>s because we are committed to being the first generation ever to leave the environment in a better state than it was inherited. Together we can all work to bring an end to these harmful plastics clogging up our oceans. Very reassured by what the
Prime Minister<\/a> said. Along the m 4 core door in south wales, deeply worried about potential job losses. Families are particularly frightened, and into the factory with the uncertainty of brexit ahead of them. Can i have an assurance from the
Prime Minister<\/a> that she will arrange to meet with the
European Union<\/a> to see what can be done to support ford to assure continuity as engine production . Can i reassure the honorable lady the automotive sector is one of the most productive in the world from strength to strength . That is why ministers in this government have been engaging with various companies in the automotive secretary sector including ford and other companies. And with
Global Engine<\/a> production is an important part of that. We had dialogue with forward and have regular dialogue with ford about the ways in which governments can help to make sure success continued. Will a member take her seat . Please come to the table. [shouting] i swear by almighty god that i will be faithful and allegiance to her majesty queen elizabeth, her heirs and successors according to law, so help me god. [shouting] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations]","publisher":{"@type":"Organization","name":"archive.org","logo":{"@type":"ImageObject","width":"800","height":"600","url":"\/\/ia801508.us.archive.org\/1\/items\/CSPAN2_20170301_115900_Theresa_May_Fields_Questions_from_Parliament\/CSPAN2_20170301_115900_Theresa_May_Fields_Questions_from_Parliament.thumbs\/CSPAN2_20170301_115900_Theresa_May_Fields_Questions_from_Parliament_000001.jpg"}},"autauthor":{"@type":"Organization"},"author":{"sameAs":"archive.org","name":"archive.org"}}],"coverageEndTime":"20240627T12:35:10+00:00"}