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I beg to move, That the Bill be now read the Third time. I thank hon. Members across the House for their contributions today as the Bill has progressed. I believe that we have done it justice, interro
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant BillI thank the Opposition spokespeople for their questions and comments. Turning first to the questions from the spokesperson for the official Opposition, the OBR forecasts for inflation, interest rates
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant BillMy hon. Friend is right to highlight that the works on Buckingham Palace over the past 10 years have been carried out with efficiency and effectiveness. In fact, the National Audit Office took a look
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant BillI will turn briefly to each of the short clauses in the Bill. Clause 1 gives effect to the central purpose of the Bill. It sets the amount of the sovereign grant for the financial year 2027-28 at £99.
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant BillYes, I agree with the hon. Member on that point. These grade I listed buildings and scheduled ancient monuments are a very significant part of our national story and, for many, of our national identit
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant BillI thank Members on both sides of the House for their contributions to the debate. I thank, in particular, my hon. Friend the Member for Poole (Neil Duncan-Jordan) for his engagement in the ways and me
14 September 2026·Sovereign Grant Bill
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