Speaking in Prime Minister’s Questions, James Sunderland highlights the extraordinary work conducted by specialist care staff in accident and emergency units and thanks NHS staff in Bracknell and Berkshire.
Following the Defence Secretary’s statement to the House of Commons on UK military deployments to the middle east, James Sunderland receives an assurance that British forces will not become involved in any military action unless it is in direct support of British interests or British nationals.
James Sunderland seeks assurance that political resolve in NATO will remain strong even if the war in Ukraine becomes protracted and attritional and asks what is being done to ensure that all NATO countries pay their 2% share of defence spending.
Following the Government statement on the Israel-Gaza situation and the humanitarian pause, James Sunderland seeks reassurance of efforts being undertaken to urge restraint on both sides to protect civilians in Gaza.
James Sunderland welcomes the inclusion of elements of the Desecration of War Memorials Bill into the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Act 2022, and presses the Justice Secretary to complete the job and implement the remaining provisions.
Following the Government statement on the work that the Government are doing to ensure that our welfare services for veterans are fit for the future, James Sunderland questions the Minister about his vision for what comes after Veterans UK.
As a member of the Procedure Committee, James Sunderland reports back to the House of Commons on the Committee’s inquiry and recommendations into the processes by which Ministers and MPs can correct the parliamentary record.