House of Commons · General Debate
Points of Order
24 March 2026 · 6 other contributors
Opened by David Davis Con Goole and Pocklington
Summarised by AI from the official record, so it can contain mistakes.
At a glance
David Davis raised concerns about points of order in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
Key points
- Points of order were raised in the debate
- Concerns were expressed but specific asks of the government are not recorded
- No commitments were made by the government during the debate
How the debate unfolded
MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said.
Other contributors (6)
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Raised a point of order regarding the unresolved issue of compensation for Tom Hayes, a banker wrongly sent to prison who has not been paid despite the Supreme Court's ruling in his favour.
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Responded to David Davis by advising him to consult with Table Office Clerks for guidance on how to elicit a response from the Government, and suggested raising the issue at business questions with the Leader of the House.
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Raised a point of order concerning 287 patients in Northampton who are to be relocated due to NHS England deeming their hospital unfit for purpose. He questioned how to draw this matter to the attention of Government Ministers beyond raising it at Health questions.
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Responded to John Hayes by advising him to raise the issue at Health questions and with the Leader of the House, acknowledging his past efforts in highlighting this matter through debates.
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Asked how Parliament can ensure that decisions regarding the UN’s international day of remembrance for victims of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade receive democratic consideration before a vote is cast, given its historical significance to Britain.
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Responded to Bell Ribeiro-Addy by explaining that diplomatic relations at the UN are conducted under Crown prerogative but suggested raising her concerns through Backbench Business debate, Westminster Hall debate, or business questions with the Leader of the House.