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Oral questions

7 January 2020 at 2:30pm

Treasury

Whether he plans to increase the level of per pupil funding.
Conservative, Bolton North East
1. UIN 900035: tabled on 20 December 2019
What discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the adequacy of funding allocated to programmes to reduce carbon emissions.
Labour, Ealing Central and Acton
2. UIN 900036: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to increase productivity throughout the UK economy.
Conservative, Thirsk and Malton
3. UIN 900037: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to ensure the adequacy of funding for youth services.
Labour, Battersea
4. UIN 900038: tabled on 20 December 2019
What recent representations he has received on the application of the 2019 Loan Charge.
Labour, City of Chester
5. UIN 900039: tabled on 20 December 2019
What steps he is taking to ensure an equitable distribution of infrastructure investment between London and the north of England.
Labour, Kingston upon Hull North
7. UIN 900041: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to increase productivity throughout the UK economy.
Conservative, Wimbledon
8. UIN 900042: tabled on 20 December 2019
If he will make it his policy to reduce the level of vehicle excise duty for motorhomes.
Conservative, New Forest West
10. UIN 900044: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to help reduce street crime.
Conservative, Don Valley
11. UIN 900045: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to support front-line health services.
Conservative, Delyn
12. UIN 900046: tabled on 20 December 2019
What recent progress has been made by Sir Amyas Morse on the independent review of the 2019 Loan Charge.
Conservative, Hertford and Stortford
13. UIN 900047: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to increase productivity throughout the UK economy.
Conservative, South West Bedfordshire
14. UIN 900048: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to ensure that the Government meets its target of net zero emissions by 2050.
Conservative, Cities of London and Westminster
16. UIN 900050: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to increase productivity throughout the UK economy.
Conservative, Grantham and Stamford
21. UIN 900055: tabled on 20 December 2019
What discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the adequacy of funding allocated to programmes to reduce carbon emissions.
Labour, Dulwich and West Norwood
22. UIN 900056: tabled on 20 December 2019
What fiscal steps he is taking to increase productivity throughout the UK economy.
Conservative, West Bromwich East
25. UIN 900059: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Totnes
1. UIN 900060: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Derby North
2. UIN 900061: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, North West Norfolk
3. UIN 900062: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Shipley
4. UIN 900063: tabled on 20 December 2019
Labour, Ealing, Southall
5. UIN 900064: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, South Ribble
6. UIN 900065: tabled on 20 December 2019
Labour, Easington
7. UIN 900066: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Chelmsford
8. UIN 900067: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Hazel Grove
9. UIN 900068: tabled on 20 December 2019
Conservative, Gedling
10. UIN 900069: tabled on 20 December 2019