Speeches
- 7th November 2016
Jonathan Djanogly asks the Secretary of State for Exiting the European Union why the Government has accepted that a notice under Article 50 cannot be withdrawn, if the Government had maintained that it could be reversed by Parliament, Parliament would remain sovereign. read more »
- 31st October 2016
Speaking in a debate on grouse shooting, Jonathan Djanogly opposes calls to ban shooting grouse as it would have a destructive effect on the countryside, lose jobs and the raptors would lose their local food source. read more »
- 24th October 2016
Following the Prime Minister’s statement on the meeting of the European Council, Jonathan Djanogly questions the PM about the timings of trade deal negotiations with other countries whilst we are still a member of the EU. read more »
- 11th October 2016
Speaking in a Parliamentary debate on Aleppo, Jonathan Djanogly highlights Russian action in the city and calls for review of the UK’s trading relationship with Russia. read more »
- 3rd August 2016
The political scene in the UK over the last two months has been more intense and fast moving than at any time in the post war period and Parliament has just started it’s summer recess – with most members ready for a break. read more »
- 19th July 2016
Jonathan Djanogly condemns racist anti-Polish leaflets and highlights the views of the overwhelming majority who welcome and applaud Polish residents for their hard work and economic and cultural contribution to our local community. read more »
- 11th July 2016
Jonathan Djanogly raises concerns about EU retaliatory measures citing the EU response to Switzerland’s referendum to cap immigration. read more »
- 4th July 2016
Speaking in a debate on the Justice Select Committee’s report on courts and tribunals fees, Jonathan Djanogly highlights the need for alternative methods of funding to meet the costs of the court service. read more »
- 6th June 2016
Following the Government statement on British Home Stores, Jonathan Djanogly raises concerns about legal complexities if legislation is brought in to require business owners to assess the viability and character of purchasers or be responsible for purchasers’ business conduct post-sale. read more »
- 12th April 2016
Jonathan Djanogly highlights the unfairness and complexity of schemes to compensate and support those infected with contaminated blood during NHS treatment. read more »
