To return to the point about MES, there is the issue of what our allies are doing and what China demands. China wants MES almost automatically, without debate. On the flip side, there was an OECD steel committee meeting before Christmas at which nations from around the world wanted to talk specifically to the Chinese delegation about the amount of dumped steel in their markets—this is not just a European Union phenomenon; it is a global one—and China did not attend. Those factors need to be raised by the British Government with the European Union. We should be looking seriously at MES, not just taking it for granted.
UK Steel Industry
Proceeding contribution from
Tom Blenkinsop
(Labour)
in the House of Commons on Thursday, 21 January 2016.
It occurred during Backbench debate on UK Steel Industry.
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