Johanna Baxter

Lab

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Commons Ministerial Statement 15 May 2025
Safeguarding Vulnerable Claimants
I thank my hon. Friend for her statement, and it is a pleasure to serve under her chairship on the Select Committee. This report is sobering reading, and the evidence we took was often heartbreaking. Does she agree that, over and above the report’s specific procedural recommendations, the overarchin…
Commons Ministerial Statement 15 May 2025
Sanctions Implementation and Enforcement
I thank my hon. Friend for his statement. Will he commit to investigating whether further sanctions are required on regional, federal, military and legal enforcement agencies that have been involved in and made possible the continued mass abduction and deportation of Ukrainian children to Russia? At…
Commons Proceedings 14 May 2025
Gaza: UK Assessment
My constituents write to me on an almost daily basis, horrified by the humanitarian catastrophe unfolding before our very eyes. The denial of aid to innocent Palestinians is not only intolerable, but unconscionable. My hon. Friend was right earlier when he talked about deeds, not words, so what does…
Commons Proceedings 13 May 2025
Mansion House Accord
I welcome the agreement that has been reached today. Does the Minister agree that the pension funds are able to make those ambitious commitments only because of the improved investment environment that this Labour Government are nurturing through economic stability—economic stability that is vital t…
Commons Oral Questions Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office 13 May 2025
Ukraine: Diplomacy
The Yale University humanitarian research lab was doing incredible work in tracking the 19,546 Ukraine children who have been stolen by Russia, but then became a victim of the cuts being made by the Department of Government Efficiency. Following international outrage, its work was preserved and give…
Commons Oral Questions Solicitor General 8 May 2025 2 contributions
Serious Fraud Office: Tackling Economic Crime
4. What steps her Department is taking to support the Serious Fraud Office in tackling economic crime.
The vast majority of UK businesses play by the rules, but fraud is estimated to cost UK taxpayers—including my constituents—between £55 billion and £80 billion per year. What is the Serious Fraud Office doing to encourage businesses to self-report wrongdoing?
Commons Ministerial Statement 30 April 2025
UK Airstrike: Houthi Military Facility
I thank my right hon. Friend for his statement, and I pay tribute to the courage and professionalism of all our service personnel who were involved in this successful operation. Does he agree that the whole House should stand together against the Houthi attacks, which challenge freedom of navigation…

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