Rachael Maskell

Lab/Co-op

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Commons Debate 16 May 2025 2 contributions
Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill
I rise to speak to amendments 26, 45 and 46, which stand in my name and the names of other Members. I am grateful for their support. On amendment 26, hospice care is not a formulation of care, but a clinical setting where palliative care is delivered, so I trust that the House will accept my amendm…
I will not. Dr Lade Smith, the president of the Royal College of Psychiatrists, could not have been clearer, and academic research says the same: when someone is in receipt of a terminal diagnosis, there is frequently an episode of depressive disorder. Dr Price said in evidence: “Those who had a wi…
Commons Ministerial Statement 15 May 2025
Safeguarding Vulnerable Claimants
First, I pay tribute to the work of my hon. Friend. She has been a persistent champion of safeguarding vulnerable people in the system, and this report really emphasises that. I was surprised that the Committee did not recommend the removal of conditionality, because that is a serious lead into harm…
Commons Ministerial Statement 15 May 2025
Sanctions Implementation and Enforcement
Given that sanctions provide crucial leverage and deprive individuals and regimes of power and resources, it is vital that they are applied equally. When we see the effect that sanctions have had on Putin’s Russia, we question why the Government have not brought equality against the Israeli regime, …
Commons Proceedings 14 May 2025 2 contributions
Gaza: UK Assessment
You’re the Minister!
UK manufacturers of F-35 components can place GPS markers on every single component, and the UK Government can ensure that every component that is exported has a GPS marker on it, so what is the Government’s excuse for continuing with their programme on F-35s when they can distinguish the destinatio…
Commons Ministerial Statement 12 May 2025
Immigration System
I am proud to represent this country’s only human rights city, where everybody is welcome and every life is of equal worth. Our economy depends very much on our universities, and our universities depend on international students—in fact, employers come to our country because of the diversity of our …
Commons Oral Questions Work and Pensions 12 May 2025
Personal Independence Payment: Assessment Review
I would be interested to hear from the Secretary of State about what assessments she has made of the impact on public services, particularly adult social care, of the move to change personal independence payments. In my local authority, the director has said to me that she is deeply concerned about …
Commons Westminster Hall 7 May 2025
Personal Independence Payment: Disabled People
Everything is hard in body or in mind. People face the barriers, pain, dejection and not being believed—even when they are, assumptions are made on which only lived experience can speak. They face the effort to live, to just get up and face the day and to prove that their experiences are real, and t…

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