Questions to Ministers

Brooks Newmark challenges the PM over the sharp increase in domestic violence cases over the past year whilst in the same period the conviction rate has fallen to 5%.

Brooks Newmark raises his concerns at the increase in reported incidents of domestic violence over the past year in comparison with a conviction rate of 5%

Brooks Newmark highlights the limitations of the Bill as far more information is available on the internet than in films and DVDs.

Brooks Newmark calls on the Government to ensure that consultations on the post office network should be both accurate and public.

During Foreign Office Questions, Brooks Newmark asks the Foreign Secretary about discussions he has had with his counterpart in Egypt on controlling Bedouin smuggling into Gaza.

Brooks Newmark takes part in a debate on terrorism emanating from Pakistan and highlights the need for stability in that country.

During a debate on International Development, Brooks Newmark highlights the work of the Portland Trust which supports small businesses through micro-finance.

During a Commons debate on Burma, Brooks Newmark makes the case that it is crucial the international banking system puts the financial squeeze on a regime that relies on dollars and euros to trade in oil, gas and gems.

Brooks Newmark challenges the PM on the Government's failure to provide a community hospital for Braintree.

Brooks Newmark asks why, when there is an ongoing consultation over the £35,000 depositor guarantee, did the Chancellor speak to a national newspaper about a £100,000 guarantee?