All 2 Debates between Lucy Frazer and Derek Twigg

Cost of Living: Fiscal Approach

Debate between Lucy Frazer and Derek Twigg
Wednesday 25th May 2022

(1 year, 11 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Lucy Frazer Portrait Lucy Frazer
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I or another Minister would be very happy to meet the hon. Lady to discuss that.

We are helping to deal with the cost of living, but the only way out of the rising inflation that we face is to grow the economy more broadly, and that is what we are doing. I reiterate that the Government stand ready to do more to support people across the UK who are struggling with cost of living pressures. We will take action to ease these burdens, where we can, in the short term, while exercising responsible economic leadership to deliver the conditions we need to prepare the UK economy for the future.

Derek Twigg Portrait Derek Twigg (in the Chair)
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I call Dan Jarvis to wind up.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lucy Frazer and Derek Twigg
Tuesday 14th July 2020

(3 years, 9 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Lucy Frazer Portrait Lucy Frazer
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We believe that we should provide good services, whether that is by the public sector or by the private sector. We have in operation some excellent public service prisons, as we do some excellent private sector prisons. We are very pleased that we are integrating probation into the public service, providing a very important role, but we will continue to ensure that private sector companies and local voluntary sector companies can bid for rehabilitative services through the £100 million dynamic framework.

Derek Twigg Portrait Derek Twigg (Halton) (Lab)
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If he will undertake a review of the process of appealing a coroner’s decision not to hold an inquest.