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House of Commons Official Report Monday Volume 666 14 October 2019 No. 1 HOUSE OF COMMONS OFFICIAL REPORT PARLIAMENTARY DEBATES (HANSARD) Monday 14 October 2019 © Parliamentary Copyright House of Commons 2019 This publication may be reproduced under the terms of the Open Parliament licence, which is published at www.parliament.uk/site-information/copyright/. House of Commons Alphabetical List of Members [Returned at the General Election, 8 June 2017] A Brabin, Tracy Lynn (Batley and Spen) Bradley, Benjamin David (Mansfield) Abbott, Rt Hon. Diane (Hackney North and Stoke Bradley, Rt Hon. Karen Anne (Staffordshire Moorlands) Newington) Bradshaw, Rt Hon. Benjamin Peter James (Exeter) Abrahams, Deborah Angela Elspeth Marie (Oldham Brady, Sir Graham Stuart (Altrincham and Sale West) East and Saddleworth) Brady, Michael (Newry and Armagh) Adams, Nigel (Selby and Ainsty) Brake, Rt Hon. Thomas Anthony (Carshalton and Afolami, Abimbola (Hitchin and Harpenden) Wallington) Afriyie, Adam (Windsor) Braverman, Sue-Ellen Cassiana (Fareham) Aldous, Peter James Guy (Waveney) Brennan, Kevin Denis (Cardiff West) Alexander, Heidi (Lewisham East) [Resigned, May Brereton, Jack Edgar (Stoke-on-Trent South) 2018] Bridgen, Andrew James (North West Leicestershire) Ali, Rushanara (Bethnal Green and Bow) Brine, Stephen Charles (Winchester) Allan, Lucy (Telford) Brock, Deidre Leanne (Edinburgh North and Leith) Allen, Heidi Suzanne (South Cambridgeshire) Brokenshire, Rt Hon. James Peter (Old Bexley and Allin-Khan, Rosena Chantelle (Tooting) Sidcup) Amesbury, Michael Lee (Weaver Vale) Brown, Alan (Kilmarnock and Loudoun) Amess, Sir David Anthony Andrew (Southend West) Brown, Lyn Carol (West Ham) Andrew, Stuart James (Pudsey) Brown, Rt Hon. Nicholas Hugh (Newcastle upon Tyne Antoniazzi, Antonia Louise (Gower) East) Argar, Edward John Comport (Charnwood) Bruce, Fiona Claire (Congleton) Ashworth, Jonathan Michael Graham (Leicester South) Bryant, Christopher John (Rhondda) Atkins, Victoria Mary (Louth and Horncastle) Buck, Karen Patricia (Westminster North) Austin, Ian (Dudley North) Buckland, Rt Hon. Robert James (South Swindon) Burden, Richard Haines (Birmingham, Northfield) Burghart, Alex Michael (Brentwood and Ongar) B Burgon, Richard (Leeds East) Burns, Rt Hon. Conor (Bournemouth West) Bacon, Richard Michael (South Norfolk) Burt, Rt Hon. Alistair James Hendrie (North East Badenoch, Olukemi (Saffron Walden) Bedfordshire) Bailey, Adrian Edward (West Bromwich West) Butler, Dawn Petula (Brent Central) Baker, Steve John (Wycombe) Byrne, Rt Hon. Liam Dominic (Birmingham, Hodge Baldwin, Harriett Mary Morison (West Worcestershire) Hill) Barclay, Rt Hon. Stephen Paul (North East Cambridgeshire) Bardell, Hannah Mary (Livingston) C Baron, John Charles (Basildon and Billericay) Barron, Rt Hon. Sir Kevin John (Rother Valley) Cable, Rt Hon. Sir John Vincent (Twickenham) Bebb, Guto ap Owain (Aberconwy) Cadbury, Ruth Margaret (Brentford and Isleworth) Beckett, Rt Hon. Margaret Mary (Derby South) Cairns, Rt Hon. Alun (Vale of Glamorgan) Begley, Órfhlaith (West Tyrone) [By-election, May 2018] Cameron, Lisa (East Kilbride, Strathaven and Bellingham, Sir Henry Campbell (North West Norfolk) Lesmahagow) Benn, Rt Hon. Hilary James (Leeds Central) Campbell, Rt Hon. Sir Alan Hugh (Tynemouth) Benyon, Rt Hon. Richard Henry Ronald (Newbury) Campbell, Gregory Lloyd (East Londonderry) Bercow, Rt Hon. John Simon (Buckingham) Campbell, Ronald (Blyth Valley) Beresford, Sir Alexander Paul (Mole Valley) Carden, Daniel Joseph (Liverpool, Walton) Berger, Luciana Clare (Liverpool, Wavertree) Carmichael, Rt Hon. Alexander Morrison (Orkney and Berry, James Jacob Gilchrist (Rossendale and Darwen) Shetland) Betts, Clive James Charles (Sheffield South East) Cartlidge, James Roger (South Suffolk) Black, Mhairi (Paisley and Renfrewshire South) Cash, Sir William Nigel Paul (Stone) Blackford, Rt Hon. Ian (Ross, Skye and Lochaber) Caulfield, Maria Colette (Lewes) Blackman, Robert John (Harrow East) Chalk, Alexander (Cheltenham) Blackman, Kirsty (Aberdeen North) Champion, Sarah Deborah (Rotherham) Blackman-Woods, Roberta Carol (City of Durham) Chapman, Douglas (Dunfermline and West Fife) Blomfield, Paul Christopher (Sheffield Central) Chapman, Jennifer (Darlington) Blunt, Crispin Jeremy Rupert (Reigate) Charalambous, Charalambos (Enfield, Southgate) Boles, Nicholas Edward Coleridge (Grantham and Cherry, Joanna Catherine (Edinburgh South West) Stamford) Chishti, Atta-Ur-Rehman (Gillingham and Rainham) Bone, Peter William (Wellingborough) Chope, Sir Christopher Robert (Christchurch) Bottomley, Sir Peter James (Worthing West) Churchill, Johanna Peta (Bury St Edmunds) Bowie, Andrew Campbell (West Aberdeenshire and Clark, Colin James (Gordon) Kincardine) Clark, Rt Hon. Gregory David (Tunbridge Wells) viii Alphabetical List of Members14 OCTOBER 2019 Alphabetical List of Members Clarke, Rt Hon. Kenneth Harry (Rushcliffe) Dowd, Peter Christopher (Bootle) Clarke, Simon Richard (Middlesbrough South and East Dowden, Rt Hon. Oliver James (Hertsmere) Cleveland) Doyle-Price, Jacqueline (Thurrock) Cleverly, Rt Hon. James Spencer (Braintree) Drax, Richard Grosvenor (South Dorset) Clifton-Brown, Sir Geoffrey Robert (The Cotswolds) Drew, David Elliott (Stroud) Clwyd, Rt Hon. Ann (Cynon Valley) Dromey, John Eugene Joseph (Birmingham, Erdington) Coaker, Vernon Rodney (Gedling) Duddridge, James Philip (Rochford and Southend East) Coffey, Margaret Ann Wishart (Stockport) Duffield, Rosemary Clare (Canterbury) Coffey, Rt Hon. Thérèse Anne (Suffolk Coastal) Duguid, David James (Banff and Buchan) Collins, Damian Noel Thomas (Folkestone and Hythe) Duncan, Rt Hon. Sir Alan James Carter (Rutland and Cooper, Julie Elizabeth (Burnley) Melton) Cooper, Rosemary Elizabeth (West Lancashire) Duncan Smith, Rt Hon. George Iain (Chingford and Cooper, Rt Hon. Yvette (Normanton, Pontefract and Woodford Green) Castleford) Corbyn, Rt Hon. Jeremy Bernard (Islington North) Dunne, Rt Hon. Philip Martin (Ludlow) Costa, Alberto Castrenze (South Leicestershire) Courts, Robert Alexander (Witney) Cowan, Ronald Jack (Inverclyde) E Cox, Rt Hon. Charles Geoffrey (Torridge and West Devon) Eagle, Angela (Wallasey) Coyle, Neil (Bermondsey and Old Southwark) Eagle, Maria (Garston and Halewood) Crabb, Rt Hon. Stephen (Preseli Pembrokeshire) Edwards, David Jonathan (Carmarthen East and Crausby, Sir David Anthony (Bolton North East) Dinefwr) Crawley, Angela (Lanark and Hamilton East) Efford, Clive Stanley (Eltham) Creagh, Mary Helen (Wakefield) Elliott, Julie (Sunderland Central) Creasy, Stella Judith (Walthamstow) Ellis, Rt Hon. Michael Tyrone (Northampton North) Crouch, Tracey Elizabeth Anne (Chatham and Ellman, Dame Louise Joyce (Liverpool, Riverside) Aylesford) Cruddas, Jonathan (Dagenham and Rainham) Ellwood, Rt Hon. Tobias Martin (Bournemouth East) Cryer, John Robert (Leyton and Wanstead) Elmore, Christopher Philip (Ogmore) Cummins, Judith Mary (Bradford South) Elphicke, Charlie Brett Anthony (Dover) Cunningham, Alexander (Stockton North) Esterson, William Roffen (Sefton Central) Cunningham, James Dolan (Coventry South) Eustice, Charles George (Camborne and Redruth) Evans, Christopher James (Islwyn) Evans, Nigel Martin (Ribble Valley) D Evennett, Rt Hon. Sir David Anthony (Bexleyheath and Crayford) Daby, Janet Jessica (Lewisham East) [By-election, June 2018] Dakin, Nicholas (Scunthorpe) Davey, Rt Hon. Sir Edward Jonathon (Kingston and F Surbiton) David, Wayne (Caerphilly) Fabricant, Michael Louis David (Lichfield) Davies, Christopher Paul (Brecon and Radnorshire) Fallon, Rt Hon. Sir Michael (Sevenoaks) [Recalled, June 2019] Farrelly, Christopher Paul (Newcastle-under-Lyme) Davies, David Thomas Charles (Monmouth) Farron, Timothy James (Westmorland and Lonsdale) Davies, Geraint Richard (Swansea West) Fellows, Marion (Motherwell and Wishaw) Davies, Edward Glyn (Montgomeryshire) Field, Rt Hon. Frank (Birkenhead) Davies, Miriam Jane Alice (Eastleigh) Field, Rt Hon. Mark Christopher (Cities of London and Davies, Philip Andrew (Shipley) Westminster) Davis, Rt Hon. David Michael (Haltemprice and Fitzpatrick, James (Poplar and Limehouse) Howden) Day, Martyn (Linlithgow and East Falkirk) Fletcher, Colleen Margaret (Coventry North East) De Cordova, Marsha Chantol (Battersea) Flint, Rt Hon. Caroline Louise (Don Valley) De Piero, Gloria (Ashfield) Flynn, Paul Phillip (Newport West) [Died, February Debbonaire, Thangam Elizabeth Rachel (Bristol West) 2019] Dent Coad, Emma (Kensington) Forbes, Lisa Jane (Peterborough) [By-election, June Dhesi, Tanmanjeet Singh (Slough) 2019] Dinenage, Caroline Julia (Gosport) Ford, Victoria Grace (Chelmsford) Djanogly, Jonathan Simon (Huntingdon) Foster, Kevin John (Torbay) Docherty, Leo (Aldershot) Fovargue, Yvonne Helen (Makerfield) Docherty-Hughes, Martin John (West Dunbartonshire) Fox, Rt Hon. Liam (North Somerset) Dodds, Annaliese Jane (Oxford East) Foxcroft, Victoria Jane (Lewisham, Deptford) Dodds, Jane (Brecon and Radnorshire) [By-election, Francois, Rt Hon. Mark Gino (Rayleigh and Wickford) August 2019] Dodds, Rt Hon. Nigel Alexander (Belfast North) Frazer, Lucy Clare (South East Cambridgeshire) Donaldson, Rt Hon. Sir Jeffrey Mark (Lagan Valley) Freeman, George William (Mid Norfolk) Donelan, Michelle Emma May Elizabeth (Chippenham) Freer, Michael Whitney (Finchley and Golders Green) Dorries, Nadine Vanessa (Mid Bedfordshire) Frith, James Richard (Bury North) Double, Stephen Daniel (St Austell and Newquay) Furniss, Gillian (Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough) Doughty, Stephen John (Cardiff South and Penarth) Fysh, Marcus John Hudson (Yeovil) Alphabetical
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