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Civil aviation (Consumer protection and regulatory reform) bill [Lords]: Ways and means
09 September 2026
Lead MP
Richard Holden
Debate Type
General Debate
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Parliamentary Procedure
Other Contributors: 1
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Richard Holden raised concerns about civil aviation (consumer protection and regulatory reform) bill [lords]: ways and means in the House of Commons. Other MPs contributed to the debate.
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Lead Contributor
Opened the debate
Raise concerns about the NATS blackout affecting over 100,000 passengers and costing UK aviation tens of millions of pounds, questioning why the Government is not providing a statement despite the significant impact.
Judith Cummins
Lab
Bradford South
Inform that the matter is not for the Chair to address but suggest that the Secretary of State and other Members are aware of parliamentary mechanisms available to raise the issue further.
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