In Parliament

James Sunderland supports the Bill as it empowers covert operators to exercise discretion and judgment when operational circumstances necessitate or when there is no other way to avoid compromise and he rejects calls for a list of specific crimes as it would create a potential checklist for suspected operators to be tested against.

James Sunderland backs the Prime Minister’s new three-tier covid-19 restrictions as pragmatic and necessary in the short term to protect the personal freedoms we cherish. 

James Sunderland intervenes in a backbench debate on planning and house building to call for well run local councils to decide on local new housing requirements and not have national targets imposed on them.

James Sunderland highlights the necessity of covid-19 safety measures in Parliament and MP’s responsibility to set an example.

James Sunderland calls for the UK to be a world leader in electric vehicles, an expansion of the rapid charging fund to increase the number of charging points and a wider role for local government in this area.

As Forestry England launches a public consultation on recreational access to its land, James Sunderland calls for continued access for motor sports which is fundamental for our world-leading motor sports industry.

James Sunderland supports the Bill which will maintain the economic freedoms currently enjoyed across the UK, providing the certainty, security and opportunity that British business needs to survive and thrive. 

James Sunderland pays tribute to Thames Valley police and calls on the Home Secretary to enshrine the police covenant in law which would better support police officers and their families.

James Sunderland asks the Secretary of State for Digital, Culture Media and Sport about Government support to preserve and improve our high streets.