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House of Commons · Westminster Hall

Recognition For Samir Jassal's Ppe Contributions

21 June 2021 · 0 other contributors · 412 words

Opened by Adam Holloway Con Gravesham

Responding minister: Not recorded

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At a glance

Adam Holloway raised concerns about recognition for samir jassal's ppe contributions in Westminster Hall. Response awaited from government.

Key points

  • Concerns raised about unjust accusations against Samir Jassal regarding political connections in his business with the government.
  • The debate highlights the importance of collaboration between entrepreneurs and civil servants during the pandemic for effective PPE procurement.
  • An ask for government recognition and appreciation for individuals like Samir Jassal for their contributions during the national emergency.

Key requests to Government

I ask that there should be recognition and appreciation for individuals like Samir Jassal who played a crucial role in providing essential equipment during the national emergency, rather than facing unjust accusations.

How the debate unfolded

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

Opened the debate

Adam Holloway Con Gravesham

I am concerned about the absurd narrative surrounding my constituent Samir Jassal and allegations that his business with the government was due to political connections. I refute claims that the Health Secretary would call Mr. Jassal based on a photograph or a donation, suggesting that such accusations are preposterous. The debate also touches upon the global competition for PPE during the pandemic, highlighting the need for entrepreneurs and civil servants to work together effectively in times of crisis.

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