Question to the Secretary of State for International Trade
This week, I asked the Minister for International Trade, Penny Mordaunt, what impact the removal of US tariffs on UK Steel will have on the UK steel sector.
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Delivering our Promises on Climate Action
Today marks six months since the conclusion of the COP26 Conference in Glasgow. Since then, the UK Government has taken ground-breaking action to deliver on the promises made at COP26 and deliver on our commitment to global climate action.
Written Question to the Home Secretary Regarding Cybersecurity
I have written to the Home Secretary to ask what recent discussions she has had with international counterparts on cybersecurity.
Written Question to the Foreign Secretary
I have written to the Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office to ask if the Foreign Secretary will assess the potential use of human rights legislation by Russian oligarchs to avoid sanctions. The UK Government must continue to ensure that all oligarchs close to Putin are sanctioned without fear or favour.
Jamie Wallis MP Statement- 21st April
After much consideration, I have decided to vote in support of the opposition motion to refer the Prime Minister for investigation for misleading the House.… Read More »Jamie Wallis MP Statement- 21st April
My Westminster Hall Debate on Reforming the Computer Misuse Act
I was proud to hold a Westminster Hall debate today on reforming the Computer Misuse Act 1990. The need for this debate has become far more urgent as Russia’s unprovoked invasion of Ukraine has placed a spotlight on the pressing requirement to strengthen the UK’s cybersecurity.
Thank You Statement from Jamie Wallis MP
This week has been a monumental week for me personally. Thank you for all the kind messages I have received. I am proud to be completely open and honest about the struggles I have had, and continue to have, with my identity. My priority remains serving my constituents.
Meeting with the Justice Secretary to Discuss a British Bill of Rights
This week, I met with the Secretary of State for Justice, Dominic Raab, to discuss the UK Government’s progress towards implementing a British Bill of Rights. I stressed the importance that a British Bill of Rights should seek to strengthen protections for free speech.
Down Syndrome Bill Passes Through Parliament
I am pleased that the Down Syndrome Bill has now officially passed through both Houses of Parliament, meaning it will receive Royal Assent and become an Act.
Meeting with Cancer Research UK
This week, I met with Cancer Research UK to mark the charity’s 20th anniversary. I took the chance to meet with researchers working on the latest breakthroughs and campaigners helping to deliver change in our community.