In Parliament

James Sunderland asks the Secretary of State for Health Secretary about the science on the risks and timing of a covid-19 second wave.

James Sunderland asks the Prime Minister what message he has for the people of Hong Kong following the passage this week of China’s new national security law.

James Sunderland backs the Bill and highlights the importance of flexibility in the points-based system to be able to respond to the employment market.

Speaking in the debate on the appointment of David Frost as the new National Security Adviser, James Sunderland asks about security considerations during the Brexit negotiations and the role he will have in the forthcoming Integrated Review.

Following the Health Secretary’s statement on action to tackle coronavirus, James Sunderland raises concerns at massed gatherings and people failing to take the necessary precautions on public transport and asks the Government if it is serious about reimposing wider lockdown restrictions if necessary.

Following the Minister’s statement on asylum seekers, James Sunderland asks the Government if we are doing enough to disincentivise migrants coming to the UK illegally and making the perilous journey to the UK and bring people traffickers to justice.

James Sunderland urges the Government to extend the temporary relaxation of the application of the Minimum Income Floor to Universal Credit calculations for the self-employed.

James Sunderland MP, co-sponsor of the Ten Minute Rule Bill, makes a Point of Order following the tabling of the Bill.

James Sunderland MP seeks an update from the Home Secretary on the problems foreign and Commonwealth armed forces veterans have had when applying for indefinite leave to remain.