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Order. Question put and agreed to . Resolved , That this House has considered the impact of VAT policy for the hospitality sector on local economies, employment and growth.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and GrowthActually, we are suspending that, given the debate was opened by another Member.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and GrowthThere are still nine people left and a hard stop at 4 o’clock, so there will be an immediate time limit of two minutes, although perhaps not everyone will get in.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and GrowthI am setting a hard time limit of three minutes for everyone from now on.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and GrowthOrder. No, you are not taking any more interventions. There is a hard stop at 4 pm, and we need to hear from the Front Benchers.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and GrowthOrder. We have half an hour to get everyone in. I hope Chris Webb will conclude so that other people can get in.
12 November 2026·Hospitality Sector VAT: Local Economies, Employment and Growth
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