Speaking in the debate on the DFID-FCO merger, Harriett Baldwin seeks assurances on UK support for the world’s poorest and most dispossessed, aid spent in the poorest and most conflict-affect countries will continue and the campaign for 12 years of quality education for every girl will remain a priority.
Following the Government statement on the negotiations on the UK’s future relationship with the European Union, Harriett Baldwin asks about progress given that we are starting from a level playing field with zero tariffs and zero quotas.
Following the Health Secretary’s statement on the R value and lockdown, Harriett Baldwin raises constituents’ concerns at the lack of social distancing during some of the protests over the weekend and at the possible impact on the virus reproduction rate.
Following the Home Secretary’s statement on the introduction of the 14-day quarantine period for people arriving in the UK, Harriett Baldwin calls for the regulations to be dropped if the aviation industry can find a way to test passengers before they arrive in the UK.
Speaking in the House of Commons, Harriett Baldwin thanks Worcestershire teachers who managed to get 77% of reception classes open and asks why the Government is continuing to observe the 2 metre rule which is double the WHO recommendation.
