All 2 Debates between Sam Gyimah and Robert Flello

Animal Cruelty: Sentencing

Debate between Sam Gyimah and Robert Flello
Tuesday 8th November 2016

(7 years, 6 months ago)

Westminster Hall
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Sam Gyimah Portrait Mr Gyimah
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I thank the hon. Lady for that point. I have tried to stress that the Government are in listening mode on a number of proposals, but that is why there is not a register—we see that it is actually quite difficult in practice to check everyone who wants to rehome an animal. The point that was made about going on Gumtree and buying a pet is relevant here, and we will look at that as well.

Robert Flello Portrait Robert Flello
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Will the Minister give way?

Philip Hollobone Portrait Mr Philip Hollobone (in the Chair)
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Order. I want to allow Anna Turley time to sum up the debate. The Minister can take the intervention if he wants, but we are running out of time.

Higher Education Fees

Debate between Sam Gyimah and Robert Flello
Thursday 9th December 2010

(13 years, 4 months ago)

Commons Chamber
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Robert Flello Portrait Robert Flello
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No, I will not, for reasons that I have stated. Perhaps the hon. Gentleman should have voted against the programme motion last night; then I would have given way.

Sam Gyimah Portrait Mr Gyimah
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Robert Flello Portrait Robert Flello
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The same goes for the hon. Member for East Surrey.

Jasmine’s letter continues:

“This generation and the one following are the future of Britain and the government should be investing in them—not making it impossible for people to afford, grow and be educated.”

That is just one of many e-mails and letters I have received.

Is this feeling particular to students or to my students? No it is not. A ComRes poll for ITV said—if I can find it—