In Parliament

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to do more to reduce the gender gap in entrepreneurship.

Harriett Baldwin highlights the findings of the Resolution Foundation report that low pay is falling for first time in four decades.

Harriett Baldwin calls on the Government to hold a vote on the Prime Minister’s proposed changes to the Withdrawal Agreement to show that there is a majority in Parliament in support of the new agreement which would strengthen our negotiating position in Europe.

Harriett Baldwin urges Opposition to table vote of no confidence if they are not happy with the Government rather than a “barrage of invective”.

Harriett Baldwin questions the Government about the decision to recommend a candidate to succeed Mark Carney as Government of the Bank of England so that the Treasury Committee can scrutinise the appointment.

Harriett Baldwin welcomes the UK’s work to support girls’ education around the world and calls on the Government to consider spending a greater share of our aid budget in this area.

Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the G7 Summit, Harriett Baldwin welcomes the announcement of more money for Education Cannot Wait and calls on him to continue to champion the cause of girl’s education.

Harriett Baldwin answers MPs’ questions to the Department for International Development.

Harriett Baldwin responds to a debate on tackling climate change, protecting the environment and securing global development.