In Parliament

James Sunderland welcomes the Overseas Operations Bill as groundbreaking legislation which honours the manifesto pledge to introduce greater certainty and protection against historic spurious allegations for our service personnel and veterans.

James Sunderland asks the Health Secretary if there is a formal trigger for easing the rule of six and other coronavirus pandemic restrictions.

James Sunderland welcomes the Japan Free Trade Agreement which offers great possibilities for every part of the United Kingdom and is another reason why we are better off together as a Union.

Intervening in a debate on the Aviation Sector, James Sunderland calls on British Airways to back up its assurances that the current restructuring is solely due to covid-19 by undertaking now to rehire its staff on their old terms once the good times return.

James Sunderland asks the Secretary of State for Health and Social Care what scope there is for flexing or surging covid-19 testing resources to meet increased demand at short notice.

James Sunderland questions the Church Commissioners about the Church of England and mental health support and the impact of covid-19 on young people working in the church in particular.

Following the Secretary of State’s statement on Brexit and the Northern Ireland protocol, James Sunderland calls on the Government to ensure that the best interests of the people of Northern Ireland are at the heart of any future protocols agreed.

Speaking in a debate on housing developments, James Sunderland speaks out against unsustainable house building and top-down housing targets being applied without a level of judgment on top of the science.

James Sunderland calls on Parliament to take the lead in returning to normality and calls on the Parliamentary authorities to mitigate the risk to enable the Chamber of the House of Commons to be able to function normally.