All 2 Debates between Mel Stride and Damian Green

Mon 20th Dec 2010

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Mel Stride and Damian Green
Tuesday 3rd July 2018

(5 years, 10 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Mel Stride Portrait Mel Stride
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The hon. Gentleman raises a specific issue around the participation of smaller businesses in this industry, and we will be looking at that as we look at taxation in this area going forward. If he would like to make any specific representations to myself or the Chancellor, I am sure we would be delighted to receive them.

Damian Green Portrait Damian Green (Ashford) (Con)
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4. What steps he is taking to support first-time house buyers throughout the country.

Temporary Immigration Cap

Debate between Mel Stride and Damian Green
Monday 20th December 2010

(13 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Damian Green Portrait Damian Green
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No. What is being closed is the tier 1 general visa for people from outside the United Kingdom. That was part of the interim cap, and that is what will be closed tomorrow. As the hon. Lady knows, from April we will completely recast tier 1 to make it a tier for exceptional people such as entrepreneurs and investors—the brightest and best people, whom the country needs and from whom we continue to benefit.

Mel Stride Portrait Mel Stride (Central Devon) (Con)
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Would my hon. Friend care to comment on the immigration controls that he inherited from the last Government? Does he know that, according to the shadow Home Secretary, Labour “actually addressed” immigration—that, according to him,

“We’d put in place controls on immigration”?