Debates between Robert Halfon and Elliot Colburn during the 2019 Parliament

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Debate between Robert Halfon and Elliot Colburn
Monday 11th December 2023

(4 months, 2 weeks ago)

Commons Chamber
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Robert Halfon Portrait Robert Halfon
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Not content with being in the anti-apprenticeship party, given her plans to weaken the apprenticeship levy and halve the number of apprenticeships, the hon. Lady is also taking on the mantle of T-level denier. We have 18 T-levels; we have, as I mentioned, a 90.5% pass rate; we have 10,000 students doing our T-level programme; and we expect the data that we will release early next year to show that many thousands more students are doing the T-level programme. I am very proud of our T-level programme. I know that the hon. Lady will be eating mince pies at Christmas, but I suggest that early next year she may be eating humble pie, because our T-level programme is something to be proud of.

Elliot Colburn Portrait Elliot Colburn (Carshalton and Wallington) (Con)
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7. If her Department will make an assessment of the potential impact of after-school childcare on long-term educational outcomes.

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Debate between Robert Halfon and Elliot Colburn
Tuesday 10th March 2020

(4 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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Robert Halfon Portrait Robert Halfon (Harlow) (Con)
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4. What progress he has made on new hospital projects.

Elliot Colburn Portrait Elliot Colburn (Carshalton and Wallington) (Con)
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22. What steps he is taking to build new hospitals.

Edward Argar Portrait The Minister for Health (Edward Argar)
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We have announced £2.7 billion of funding for six new hospital schemes under HIP1—the first tranche of the health infrastructure plan; and £100 million of seed funding for a further 21 schemes covering 34 hospitals under HIP2, ready to go to the next stage. That is 40 new hospitals in total.