Debate
Government Borrowing: Economic ImpactContribution
More from Richard Fuller
Other recent Hansard contributions by the same speaker.
I thank all right hon. and hon. Members who have taken a part in the debate over the last four days, in particular the more than 40 Members who have spoken in the debate today. If I may, I will mentio
3 November 2026·Budget ResolutionsThe Minister is making the case that the position when that settlement was made about balance between taxpayers and policyholders was a matter of fault and responsibility. Does he not also recognise t
22 October 2026·Equitable Life Policyholders: CompensationI do not want to go too far off the topic, because I am a bit of a nerd on regulating regulators. We can find time later to talk about that. It was an important point, as was the point made by the hon
22 October 2026·Equitable Life Policyholders: CompensationIt is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Ms Furniss. We know that issues of injustice can take an awfully long time to reach a resolution in Parliament. It is important that people who have
22 October 2026·Equitable Life Policyholders: CompensationI do not think that the Minister has taken up my offer of releasing the business case tomorrow. If we go with the process that the Government are hiding behind, will the decision to go ahead by the Go
20 October 2026·East West Rail: Bedford to CambridgeThrough you, Madam Deputy Speaker, I thank Mr Speaker for granting me permission to speak on a matter that is of crucial importance to my constituents. The topic of this Adjournment debate is the impa
20 October 2026·East West Rail: Bedford to Cambridge
About Hansard
Hansard is the official verbatim record of proceedings in the UK Parliament. Every word spoken in the Commons and Lords is recorded and published — this page is a single contribution from that record.
For Richard Fuller's full parliamentary record including voting history, expenses and all other contributions, see the Richard Fuller report card.