Gurinder Singh Josan

Lab

36 parliamentary sessions on record in this archive

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Commons Oral Questions 24 June 2025
Topical Questions
We recently agreed the successful UK-India trade deal, but FCDO co-ordination with India on crisis diplomacy has never been more important, particularly following the recent terrorist attack, the Air India plane crash and human rights concerns, including about the case of Jagtar Singh Johal. Can the…
Commons Proceedings 19 June 2025
Business of the House
Just 40% of MPs have been called to speak in this Chamber on the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill ahead of Third Reading tomorrow. Many colleagues on both sides of the House have tabled amendments to the Bill, but have not had the opportunity to speak to them. The Bill is hugely significant …
Commons Debate 16 June 2025
Air India Plane Crash
This is an incredibly tragic occurrence, and my heartfelt condolences go to the bereaved. Considering the involvement of the UK Air Accidents Investigation Branch, can the Minister give further information about the UK’s role in the ongoing investigation? How will he ensure that the questions of fam…
Commons Ministerial Statement 16 June 2025
Child Sexual Exploitation: Casey Report
I welcome the Casey report and the new actions outlined by the Secretary of State today. I specifically welcome the requirement for the collection of ethnicity and nationality data. The report refers to different and changing models and patterns of abuse. The Secretary of State will be aware that th…
Commons Oral Questions Education 16 June 2025
Topical Questions
T7. Does the Minister agree that plans to make all children in households in receipt of universal credit eligible for free school meals will build on the Government’s brilliant work to tackle pupil absence? The incredible numbers I have heard mentioned about this academic year are 140,000 fewer chil…
Commons Oral Questions Business and Trade 12 June 2025 2 contributions
UK-India Free Trade Agreement
11. What assessment has he made of the potential impact of the UK-India free trade agreement on the economy.
Last week I had the privilege of visiting A&M Pure Precision, a long-established local firm in my Smethwick constituency that specialises in designing, developing, testing and machining complex precision components in a range of materials for sectors including aerospace, automotive, motorsport, …
Commons Ministerial Statement 10 June 2025
Nuclear Power: Investment
I congratulate the Secretary of State and the Labour Government on this incredibly important investment announcement. As a physicist by training, I particularly welcome the investment in fusion technology, as well as traditional fission. I am sure that this investment will bring closer the final out…
Commons Westminster Hall 9 June 2025
Non-stun Slaughter of Animals
It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Dowd. I want to speak about some of the aspects already referred to, but I just wanted to say that I am slightly conflicted on this, as I speak as a vegetarian. I am a vegetarian because of my religious beliefs: as a practising, Amritdhari, initi…
Commons Oral Questions Home Department 2 June 2025 2 contributions
Fraud
21. What steps her Department is taking to help protect consumers against fraud.
The Government have outlined a clear ambition to make the UK a global hub for the crypto industry, to support our growth mission. Many of our constituents are already regularly engaging with crypto. What assessment has the Minister made of the crypto sector, and particularly of the steps required to…
Commons Ministerial Statement 8 May 2025
Trade Negotiations
Thank you for making this statement possible, Mr Speaker. I welcome this statement and congratulate the Minister, the Labour Government and all our officials in the UK and US who have worked incredibly hard on this, as he says, over several months. I said in the statement on the India free trade dea…
Commons Ministerial Statement 6 May 2025
Trade Negotiations
I welcome the Minister’s statement and I congratulate him, this Labour Government and officials on negotiating the trade deal, particularly given the Conservative party’s abject failure in this regard. When it comes to our business communities in the UK, we have strong values in relation to workers’…

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