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25 January 2022

Lead MP

David Rutley
Macclesfield
Con

Responding Minister

Not recorded

Tags

Energy
Word Count: 1330
Other Contributors: 0

At a Glance

David Rutley raised concerns about unknown in Westminster Hall. Response awaited from government.

Key Requests to Government:

The Government will do what it takes to support those most in need during this period of rising costs. We are investing over £250 billion through the welfare system, including £110 billion on people of working age and providing additional support such as winter fuel payments, cold weather payments, and energy bill rebates.

How the Debate Unfolded

MPs spoke in turn to share their views and ask questions. Here's what each person said:

Lead Contributor

Macclesfield
Opened the debate
I am concerned about the challenges faced by individuals and families due to rising living costs, particularly in the context of post-pandemic recovery. The latest labour market statistics show positive trends, but younger people may not face the same cost challenges as older individuals. We recognise that energy prices are increasing globally, leading to higher costs for consumers.
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About Westminster Hall Debates

Westminster Hall debates are a chance for MPs to raise important issues affecting their constituents and get a response from a government minister. Unlike Prime Minister's Questions, these debates are more in-depth and collaborative. The MP who secured the debate speaks first, other MPs can contribute, and a minister responds with the government's position.