David Cameron's last PMQs: 13 July 2016

UK Parliament・2 minutes read

The Prime Minister discusses various topics including Brexit, support for victims, economic achievements, and the need for continued ties with the EU post-Brexit, emphasizing public service and national interests in politics. Acknowledgment of the Prime Minister's leadership and wit in addressing uncertainties surrounding Brexit, with a request for continued guidance and involvement in navigating future challenges.

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  • The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of maintaining close ties with the European Union post-Brexit for trade, cooperation, and security benefits, underscoring the significance of public service and national interest in politics.
  • The Prime Minister announces additional financial support for victims of contaminated blood, detailing a comprehensive scheme with annual payments for various stages of infection, showcasing a commitment to addressing this issue and providing justice for affected individuals.

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  • Who did the Prime Minister congratulate on Wimbledon success?

    Andy Murray, Heather Watson, Jordan Wiley, Gordon Reed, and Alfie Hewitt

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Summary

00:00

Prime Minister's Wimbledon Success and Brexit Concerns

  • Prime Minister congratulates Andy Murray, Heather Watson, Jordan Wiley, Gordon Reed, and Alfie Hewitt on Wimbledon success
  • Prime Minister had meetings with ministerial colleagues and the Queen
  • Discussion on commitment to the Union and Northern Ireland
  • Concerns about Brexit's impact on the Union and overseas territories
  • Tribute to Martinville friend's work supporting the Kurds
  • Discussion on providing additional equipment to the Peshmerga
  • Progress in the fight against Daesh in Iraq and Syria
  • Jeremy Corbyn pays tribute to British Wimbledon winners and Serena Williams
  • Discussion on homelessness and housing affordability
  • Debate on the economy and exploitation in the workplace, including zero-hours contracts
  • Assurance given to EU citizens about their rights post-Brexit
  • Humorous exchange about future career prospects and departure from office

16:29

Prime Minister's Legacy and Future Plans

  • The outgoing Prime Minister has spent 33 years in the house, witnessing five prime ministers, and praises Mr. Peter Lilley for his exceptional command of the dispatch-box.
  • The Prime Minister emphasizes the importance of public service and national interest in politics, highlighting the need for close ties with the European Union post-Brexit for trade, cooperation, and security benefits.
  • The Prime Minister announces an additional £125 million for a comprehensive scheme to support victims of contaminated blood, detailing annual payments for different stages of infection.
  • The Prime Minister defends his economic record, citing job creation, deficit reduction, apprenticeships, and NHS funding increase, attributing these achievements to the government's choices.
  • The Prime Minister expresses gratitude for the support in his constituency, particularly in education and job creation, emphasizing the importance of a strong economy for societal growth.
  • The Prime Minister acknowledges the need for maintaining access to the EU single market for industries like manufacturing, highlighting the importance of maximizing export productivity and job creation.
  • The Prime Minister announces support for the Brain family, extending their visa deadline and addressing the Trident vote in the house, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the nuclear deterrent.
  • The Prime Minister pledges support for victims of contaminated blood, announcing increased financial aid and recognizing the efforts of individuals like David Ledbetter and Matthew Davis in advocating for justice.
  • The Prime Minister reflects on his tenure, highlighting achievements in education, the introduction of National Citizen Service, and the government's efforts to support young people for better life opportunities.
  • The Prime Minister responds to concerns about NHS cataract operations, promising to investigate reports of queue-jumping and reaffirming the government's commitment to investing in such operations.

31:41

"Decrease in claimant count and Scottish independence"

  • Claimant count has decreased across various constituencies, with a notable reduction of 450,000 children in households where no one works, emphasizing the positive impact of having employed parents as role models for their children.
  • The Prime Minister's actions have inadvertently fueled support for Scottish independence, with calls for an official commitment through a visit to SNP.org/join, despite Lord Smith confirming the delivery of promises made regarding devolved powers.
  • Acknowledgment and appreciation for the Prime Minister's leadership and wit during Prime Minister's Questions, with a request for continued guidance and involvement in addressing the uncertainties surrounding Brexit, highlighting the importance of his advice and statesmanship in navigating future challenges.
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