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Oral questions

16 March 2021 at 11:30am

Ministry of Justice

What steps the Government is taking to reform the Mental Health Act 2007.
Conservative, Stourbridge
1. UIN 913459: tabled on 10 March 2021
What support his Department is providing to the legal aid sector during the covid-19 outbreak.
Liberal Democrat, Richmond Park
3. UIN 913461: tabled on 10 March 2021
What progress he has made on tackling the backlog of cases in HM Courts and Tribunals Service.
Labour, Lancaster and Fleetwood
4. UIN 913462: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps he is taking to ensure the (a) fairness and (b) effectiveness of sentencing policy.
Conservative, Mansfield
5. UIN 913463: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to reduce the rate of reoffending.
Conservative, East Hampshire
6. UIN 913464: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps he has taken to help tackle the backlog of criminal cases before the courts.
Conservative, Harrogate and Knaresborough
7. UIN 913465: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps he is taking to tackle legal aid advice deserts.
Labour, Bradford East
8. UIN 913466: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps the Government is taking to reform the Mental Health Act 2007.
Conservative, Vale of Clwyd
9. UIN 913467: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to reduce the rate of reoffending.
Conservative, Aberconwy
10. UIN 913468: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to reduce the rate of reoffending.
Conservative, South Basildon and East Thurrock
11. UIN 913469: tabled on 10 March 2021
What recent assessment he has made of the effect of the covid-19 outbreak on the justice system.
Labour, Newport West
12. UIN 913470: tabled on 10 March 2021
What funding his Department has provided for technology to support prison education programmes.
Labour, Bristol East
13. UIN 913471: tabled on 10 March 2021
What progress he has made on tackling the backlog of cases in HM Courts and Tribunals Service.
Labour, Newcastle upon Tyne Central
14. UIN 913472: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps he has taken to help tackle the backlog of criminal cases before the courts.
Conservative, South West Hertfordshire
15. UIN 913473: tabled on 10 March 2021
What progress his Department has made on the proposals in its September 2020 White Paper, A Smarter Approach to Sentencing.
Conservative, Aylesbury
16. UIN 913474: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to reduce the rate of reoffending.
Conservative, Wolverhampton South West
17. UIN 913475: tabled on 10 March 2021
What recent estimate he has made of the size of the backlog of cases before the criminal courts.
Labour, City of Chester
18. UIN 913476: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to amend the Human Rights Act 1998.
Scottish National Party, Ayr, Carrick and Cumnock
19. UIN 913477: tabled on 10 March 2021
What assessment he has made of the potential effect on prison safety of the decision to reject the Prison Service Pay Review Body’s recommendation 3.
Labour, City of Durham
20. UIN 913478: tabled on 10 March 2021
What assessment he has made of the effectiveness of court fine deductions in reclaiming fines for people in receipt of universal credit.
Labour, Birmingham, Ladywood
21. UIN 913479: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps his Department is taking to maintain human rights standards after the end of the transition period.
Scottish National Party, East Dunbartonshire
24. UIN 913482: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to reduce the rate of reoffending.
Conservative, Harrow East
28. UIN 913486: tabled on 10 March 2021
What steps he has taken to help tackle the backlog of criminal cases before the courts.
Conservative, Truro and Falmouth
31. UIN 913489: tabled on 10 March 2021
What plans he has to amend the Human Rights Act 1998.
Scottish National Party, Paisley and Renfrewshire North
33. UIN 913491: tabled on 10 March 2021
Scottish National Party, Cumbernauld, Kilsyth and Kirkintilloch East
1. UIN 913519: tabled on 10 March 2021
Liberal Democrat, Twickenham
2. UIN 913520: tabled on 10 March 2021
Conservative, Sevenoaks
3. UIN 913521: tabled on 10 March 2021
Labour, Slough
4. UIN 913522: tabled on 10 March 2021
Labour, Rhondda
6. UIN 913524: tabled on 10 March 2021
Conservative, Beaconsfield
8. UIN 913526: tabled on 10 March 2021
Labour, Jarrow
9. UIN 913527: tabled on 10 March 2021
Labour, Liverpool, Walton
11. UIN 913529: tabled on 10 March 2021
Conservative, Broxtowe
12. UIN 913530: tabled on 10 March 2021
Conservative, Bridgend
13. UIN 913531: tabled on 10 March 2021
Labour, Bedford
17. UIN 913535: tabled on 10 March 2021