Speeches and debates from the House of Commons
- Parliamentary Question Time13th November 2009
Mike Penning calls for a Government statement following press reports that a man has been arrested in connection with the death of Captain Robert Nairac whose body has been missing in Northern Ireland for over 30 years. read more »
- Speech12th November 2009
Mike Penning winds up a debate on the Health Select Committee's inquiry into health inequalities and highlights the committee's criticism of the lack of joined-up government on the subject. read more »
- Speech11th November 2009
Mike Penning criticises the Government's handling of the Bill in respect to the sale of tobacco from vending machines. read more »
- Parliamentary Question Time6th November 2009
Mike Penning calls on the Leader of the House to retract remarks that there have been no cuts in the NHS under Labour - quoting the closure of the A&E, maternity unit and other departments at Hemel. read more »
- Speech5th November 2009
Winding up the debate on behalf of the Opposition, Mike Penning calls on the Government to announce an independent review to assess the individual needs of all thalidomide victims immediately. read more »
- Speech3rd November 2009
During a debate on the Constitutional Reform and Governance Bill, Mike Penning supports calls for the Government to clarify which bodies and organisations are considered part of the Civil Service for the purposes of this Bill. read more »
- Parliamentary Question Time29th October 2009
Mike Penning calls for a meeting the DEFRA Minister to discuss ongoing PFOS contamination around Buncefield. read more »
- Speech29th October 2009
In a debate on Fireworks Safety, Mike Penning opposes the outright ban on the retail sale of fireworks but calls for enforceable legislation to be introduced to prevent the sale of certain types of multi-launchers and the proxy sale of fireworks to children. read more »
- Parliamentary Question Time29th October 2009
Mike Penning calls for a Commons debate on CRB checks and cites several cases where malicious accusations have remained on a persons CRB record and cannot be removed blighting their career prospects. read more »
- Speech14th October 2009
Mike Penning winds up the debate on behalf of the Conservatives and outlines the importance of access to NHS dentists, especially for children. read more »