Oral questions

Substantive questions at 10:10am (9)

What steps the CPS is taking to improve the rate of prosecution for knife crime.

Damian Collins

Conservative, Folkestone and Hythe

1. UIN 905218: tabled on 3 May 2018

What recent discussions he has had with the CPS on its effectiveness in prosecuting cases involving domestic violence.

Liz McInnes

Labour, Heywood and Middleton

3. UIN 905220: tabled on 3 May 2018

What recent assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the unduly lenient sentence scheme.

Chris Philp

Conservative, Croydon South

4. UIN 905221: tabled on 3 May 2018

What steps the CPS is taking to improve the rate of prosecution for knife crime.

Damien Moore

Conservative, Southport

5. UIN 905222: tabled on 3 May 2018

What steps the CPS is taking to implement the Government’s plan to tackle hate crime.

Simon Hoare

Conservative, North Dorset

7. UIN 905224: tabled on 3 May 2018

What recent assessment he has made of the effectiveness of the unduly lenient sentence scheme.

Sir Desmond Swayne

Conservative, New Forest West

8. UIN 905225: tabled on 3 May 2018

What progress has been made on the appointment of the Director of Public Prosecutions.

Jo Stevens

Labour, Cardiff Central

9. UIN 905226: tabled on 3 May 2018

What steps the CPS is taking to increase its effectiveness in prosecuting crimes involving the exploitation of vulnerable people by gangs.

Gillian Keegan

Conservative, Chichester

11. UIN 905228: tabled on 3 May 2018

What steps the CPS is taking to increase its effectiveness in prosecuting crimes involving the exploitation of vulnerable people by gangs.

James Cleverly

Conservative, Braintree

12. UIN 905229: tabled on 3 May 2018