Parliamentary Activity - Stephen Kinnock - Labour MP for Aberavon

China: Press Freedom

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, what representations has he made to the Chinese Government on the finding of The Committee to Protect Journalists...

UK Internal Trade: Northern Ireland

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, what discussions he has had with Cabinet colleagues on the Great Britain to Northern Ireland movement of goods...

Kashmir

Westminster Hall debates

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Davies. I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Luton North (Sarah Owen) on securing this vital debate. She made a powerful speech that...

India: Persecution of Minority Groups - [Mr Laurence Robertson in the Chair]

Westminster Hall debates

It is a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, Mr Robertson. I would like to start by congratulating the hon. Member for Strangford (Jim Shannon), who I thought gave a passionate account of...

UK Internal Trade: Northern Ireland

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster and Minister for the Cabinet Office, what estimate he has made of the number of categories of goods that may face restrictions moving from Great...

Iron and Steel: UK Trade with EU

Department for International Trade

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for International Trade, what discussions she has had with Cabinet colleagues on tariff free access for UK-produced steel to the European market.

Iron and Steel: Northern Ireland

Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy, what estimate he has made of the amount of steel moved from Great Britain to Northern Ireland in each of the previous...

Sri Lanka: Religious Freedom

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, with reference to reports of the forced cremation of covid-19 victims in Sri Lanka, what representations he has...

Economic Update

Commons debates

Community union self-employed members have raised serious concerns about discrimination in the self-employment income support scheme for those who have taken maternity or parental leave. They...

Topical Questions

Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in the House of Commons

The GMB, Unite and Unison trade unions are fighting hard for workers who are being fired and then rehired on worse terms and conditions. What is the Secretary of State doing to ensure that...

Frontiir: CDC

Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office

Stephen Kinnock received a response to a question they put to the government

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Affairs, with reference to his recent correspondence with Burma Campaign UK, whether the Commonwealth Development...

Clause 8 - Control of entities

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

We are moving back and forth here. As I set out, the issues around the characteristics of the acquirer are so important to ensuring that we have a smart approach and the sentence within the...

Clause 8 - Control of entities

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I thank the Minister for giving way—sort of. One of the key sentences in the Government’s statement of policy intent is in the section on acquirers, which says: “Clearly,...

Clause 8 - Control of entities

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

Clause 8 - Control of entities

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I am very happy to have the opportunity to set out what we are trying to achieve with this amendment. While the previous amendment was very much about protecting our assets, this one focuses on...

Clause 8 - Control of entities

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I beg to move amendment 7, in clause 8, page 6, line 38, at end insert— “(10) The fifth case is where the acquisition involves state-owned entities or...

Clause 6 - Notifiable acquisitions

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I thank the Minister, but I am afraid that we will have to push the amendment to a Division, because it is so fundamental to how we see the purpose of the Bill. We have heard lots of assurances...

Clause 6 - Notifiable acquisitions

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I thank the Minister for giving way; he is being very generous. Does he not see the advantage of including this point on the face of the Bill? It makes an important statement—it is a...

Clause 6 - Notifiable acquisitions

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I thank my hon. Friend. His intervention is telling because it points to a fundamental failing at the heart of Government in terms of being joined up and credible. We cannot condemn aspects of...

Clause 6 - Notifiable acquisitions

National Security and Investment Bill

Stephen Kinnock made a speech in a committee scrutinising a proposed law

I thank my hon. Friend. This is genuinely not an attempt to make a party political point. There is no doubt that we should have seen the impact of the rise of China long before 2010. This is...