In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin welcomes IMF praise for the UK’s economic response to the coronavirus pandemic and questions the Chancellor of the Exchequer about the need to put the UK public finances back on a sustainable footing.

Harriett Baldwin seeks confirmation from the Treasury Minister that the Government’s winter jobs plan will provide the right kind of support to help our flexible labour market to adapt to the pandemic.

Following the Government statement on the EU exit negotiations, Harriett Baldwin seeks clarification on the outstanding issues in relation to state aid and the mechanism for possible EU retaliation.

Harriett Baldwin leads a Westminster Hall debate on the June massacres of peaceful protestors in Sudan and the UK’s support for Sudan’s democratic transition.

Harriett Baldwin highlights how tree planting can improve flood resilience across river catchments.

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to use next year’s UK presidency to seek G7 support for the campaign for 12 years of quality education for every girl across the world.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on covid-19, Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to consider making recommendations on how individuals can control their own risk by age.

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to reject the top-down imposition of housing targets and instead strengthen neighbourhood planning and local community involvement.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the Bill which offers a safer and greener financial future but calls for better visibility of pension admin charges and raises concerns about the risks of pensions investing in index-based funds where the index is driven by large carbon-based industries in the UK.