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Public Procurement

Debates on delegated legislation on Monday, 13 May 2024, in the House of Commons, led by Alex Burghart. The answering member was Nia Griffith.
Motion that the draft Procurement Regulations 2024, which were laid before this House on 25 March, be approved. Agreed to on question.
Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
750 cc29-46 
Session
2023-24
Department
Cabinet Office
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Procurement Regulations
Monday, 25 March 2024
Statutory instruments
House of Lords
House of Commons
Proceeding contributions
Alex Burghart | 750 c30 (Link to this contribution)

I beg to move,

That the draft Procurement Regulations 2024, which were laid before this Hou...

John Redwood | 750 c30 (Link to this contribution)

Does the Minister think the regulations are duly simplified so that it is feasible for the self-e...


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Alex Burghart | 750 cc30-1 (Link to this contribution)

My right hon. Friend asks a pertinent question—one that was at the forefront of Ministers’ minds ...

Alex Burghart | 750 c31 (Link to this contribution)

I would be delighted to give way to the right hon. Gentleman.

Lord Spellar | 750 c31 (Link to this contribution)

I thank the Minister for giving way—at least it will enable him to draw breath—but could I ask a ...

Alex Burghart | 750 c31 (Link to this contribution)

The right hon. Gentleman knows what is coming, because he asked me this question a number of time...

Alex Burghart | 750 c32 (Link to this contribution)

I will give the right hon. Gentleman one more go.

Lord Spellar | 750 c32 (Link to this contribution)

We have a lot of time and a thin House. I presume that the United States is also a signatory to t...

Alex Burghart | 750 c32 (Link to this contribution)

If the right hon. Gentleman looks at the details of the trade deals that we have with other count...

Lindsay Hoyle | 750 c32 (Link to this contribution)

I call the shadow Minister.

4.10 pm

Nia Griffith | 750 cc32-5 (Link to this contribution)

Labour Members will not be opposing the regulations, which provide the detail needed for the Proc...

John Redwood | 750 c35 (Link to this contribution)

It is difficult to come up with a good system that has the right balance, because the taxpayer’s ...

Lord Spellar | 750 c35 (Link to this contribution)

The right hon. Gentleman is absolutely right on that, but very often the primes get the contract ...

John Redwood | 750 cc35-6 (Link to this contribution)

There will be that bias. Sometimes it is right, and it is always understandable, but Ministers an...

Sarah Champion | 750 c36 (Link to this contribution)

The right hon. Member makes a very good point. The self-employed have been telling me about the a...

John Redwood | 750 c37 (Link to this contribution)

I entirely agree. That is where the more transparent and simpler system will be very good, and we...

Roger Gale | 750 c37 (Link to this contribution)

I call the Scottish National party spokesperson.

4.26 pm

Dave Doogan | 750 c37 (Link to this contribution)

The SNP does not oppose the draft Procurement Regulations 2024. Their context is a deeply unwelco...

Lord Spellar | 750 c37 (Link to this contribution)

Some underlying reasons for the PPE failures were the lack of industrial capacity, the complete i...

Dave Doogan | 750 cc37-8 (Link to this contribution)

The right hon. Member made a number of important points, not least that we allow the atrophy of o...

Lord Spellar | 750 cc38-9 (Link to this contribution)

I would like to make a couple of observations before I get on to the main thrust of my argument.<...

Sarah Champion | 750 c39 (Link to this contribution)

My right hon. Friend is making a very good speech and I fully agree with what he is saying. One o...

Lord Spellar | 750 c39 (Link to this contribution)

It is true that the social weighting applied here is insufficient, but European countries also se...

John Redwood | 750 c40 (Link to this contribution)

Is there not also a strong national security argument for procuring all defence items in Britain ...

Lord Spellar | 750 cc40-1 (Link to this contribution)

That is exactly right. One of the arguments for buying steel from, mainly, Sweden—and possibly fr...

Toby Perkins | 750 c41 (Link to this contribution)

I pay tribute to my right hon. Friend, who has been a doughty campaigner on this issue in all the...

Lord Spellar | 750 c41 (Link to this contribution)

I absolutely agree. Hopefully then, we will achieve what Mr Churchill argued for in the early par...

Sarah Champion | 750 cc41-4 (Link to this contribution)

I thank the Minister for bringing forward the regulations. I know that he is passionate about thi...

Jim Shannon | 750 cc44-5 (Link to this contribution)

I thank the Minister for his opening speech, in which he mentioned all the devolved nations. It w...

Roger Gale | 750 c45 (Link to this contribution)

I call the Leader of the House, Alex Burghart.

4.57 pm

Alex Burghart | 750 cc45-6 (Link to this contribution)

Gosh—the Leader of the House? One day, Mr Deputy Speaker.

It has been a pleasure to listen ...

Alex Burghart | 750 c46 (Link to this contribution)

I am always delighted to give way to the right hon. Gentleman.

Lord Spellar | 750 c46 (Link to this contribution)

I thank the Minister for his positive remarks.

Cannot Government, as customer, prescribe ra...

Alex Burghart | 750 c46 (Link to this contribution)

I am sure the right hon. Gentleman knows that that is often the case. We do have requirements for...

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