Tag Archives: Damian Collins

An MP asked for several themes including Audio Visual

Posted on April 23, 2024 by ianchisnall

Last Wednesday the MP for Folkstone & Hythe set out a question to the Government and the initial statement was Arts: Tax Allowances and there were a range of aspects and he included Audio Visual aspects but sadly the Government … Continue reading →

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We need to challenge Philp and Patel over their Asylum views

Posted on February 9, 2021 by ianchisnall

Yesterday in the House of Commons two MPs raised a question on the subject of Asylum System: Reform and they got an answer that was clearly not relating to the background of their questions. Sadly if the answer is followed … Continue reading →

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Most Conservative MPs have ended Parliamentary Sovereignty

Posted on August 10, 2020 by ianchisnall

It can sometimes take time for mistakes that have occurred in Parliament to emerge and for them to begin to be understood. I appreciate that writing about an event that took place three weeks ago today is not very prompt, … Continue reading →

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The Zuckerberg response sounds familiar

Posted on March 28, 2018 by ianchisnall

The anger expressed by Damian Collins MP over the refusal by Mark Zuckerberg to attend a hearing of the Select Committee at the House of Commons is understandable in the context of the authority of Parliament and the role played … Continue reading →

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Lets have a level playing field

Posted on December 2, 2017 by ianchisnall

At the end of the Summer period in Parliament back in July 2016 following the nation changing referendum along with the resignation of David Cameron and the appointment of Theresa May as his successor, a report emerged from Parliament that … Continue reading →

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