James Sunderland speaks in the Committee Stage of the Bill which aims to address the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles, and raises a number of questions about the details of the Bill, most notably the conditions required before granting a person immunity and the level of proof and need for independent evidence and corroboration of that person’s account.
Following his recent attendance at the Malaria Summit in Kigali, James Sunderland calls on the UK Government to fulfil its full commitment to the Global Fund so that the world can take advantage of recent advances, education and vaccines and eradicate malaria forever.
James Sunderland questions the President of COP26 about how smaller businesses can be helped and persuaded towards climate neutrality when key decisions may not be in their immediate economic interest.
Speaking in a debate commemorating the 40th anniversary of the Falklands War, James Sunderland intervenes to pay tribute to all those who lost their lives and highlights the importance of maintaining our forces at the very highest readiness, with the best kit and the best training, so that if the Falklands or anything like it happens again, we are ready.
James Sunderland highlights recent failures and High Court criticism of the Serious Fraud Office and calls on the Government to ensure the report of Sir David Calvert-Smith’s review into the SFO’s handling of the Unaoil case is published in full.
James Sunderland backs a Bill to address the legacy of the Northern Ireland Troubles and promote reconciliation and supports the protection of veterans from vexatious complaints and hopes that the Bill will enable Northern Ireland to emerge into a peaceful and prosperous future.
