Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Martyn Day and Ian Blackford
Wednesday 17th May 2023

(11 months, 2 weeks ago)

Commons Chamber
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Ian Blackford Portrait Ian Blackford (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) (SNP)
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2. What recent discussions he has had with the Scottish Government on support for renewable energy in Scotland.

Martyn Day Portrait Martyn Day (Linlithgow and East Falkirk) (SNP)
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4. What recent discussions he has had with the Scottish Government on support for renewable energy in Scotland.

Referral of Prime Minister to Committee of Privileges

Debate between Martyn Day and Ian Blackford
Thursday 21st April 2022

(2 years ago)

Commons Chamber
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Ian Blackford Portrait Ian Blackford
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I will happily take your guidance, Mr Speaker. Of course, we will reflect on the Supreme Court’s judgment.

Stuffing the House of Lords with Tory party donors, VIP lanes for covid contracts, and even dodgy donations to decorate Downing Street—this is who the Prime Minister is. It is who he has always been. As Prime Minister, he has done exactly what it says on the tin. The real point is that as the days pass with him staying in power, it is who the entire Conservative party has become.

Martyn Day Portrait Martyn Day (Linlithgow and East Falkirk) (SNP)
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My right hon. Friend is making a very measured and powerful speech that will strike a chord with the electorate in my area, where people of all political persuasions have been writing to me calling for the Prime Minister’s resignation. They are not surprised by his repeated pattern of behaviour and the lame excuses, but they are surprised that Conservative Members are keeping him in office. Why does my right hon. Friend think that is?

Ian Blackford Portrait Ian Blackford
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I hope Conservative Members listen very carefully to what my hon. Friend says, because the power to remove the Prime Minister rests with them. They can submit letters to the 1922 committee, and they can recognise the damage that the Prime Minister is causing to the fabric of our democracy—and, yes, to the integrity, honesty and decency of this House.