In Parliament

Speaking in an Opposition Day debate on the economy, Harriett Baldwin criticises the Shadow Chancellor for irresonsibly promoting a totally unfunded £51 billion cut of VAT.

Harriett Baldwin lends guarded support to Christine Lagarde to become replacement for the head of the IMF in a debate on the current Eurozone crisis.

During a debate on rising longevity and the equalisation of pensions, Harriett Baldwin raises her concerns that the previous Government didn't do enough to publicise the changes so that many women are unaware of the changes affecting them.

Harriett Baldwin calls for a Parliamentary debate to discuss the support the Government are putting into respite care for carers.

Speaking during the debate in the House of Commons, Harriett Baldwin highlights the fact that deposits of up to £85,000 are now effectively guaranteed by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.

Responding to the Environment Secretary's statement on the Waste Review in England, Harriett Baldwin congratulates Malvern Hills and Wychavon district councils on their bin collection services.

During a debate on NHS reform, Harriett Baldwin asks the Secretary of State asks about the permitting local commissioning consortia to work across local authority boundaries if that is beneficial.

Harriett Baldwin asks the Foreign Secretary for his assessment of the future of Kosovo.

During a debate on the child care element of the universal credit, Harriett Baldwin puts forward proposals for a gradual “slide into work” for parents of young children making that difficult transition back into work.