United Kingdom parliament

Julie Minns

Member of Parliament · Labour

Transcripts of what Julie Minns said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

23 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Treasury Committee Statement – Government response on student loans

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. One of the themes that comes through quite clearly in the report is the complexity of the student finance system and the difficulty that students have understanding what it is they will actually pay. Misselling,…”
      Watch from 3:46:55

    • Backbench Debate – World Sepsis Awareness Month

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker, and I am grateful for the opportunity to contribute in this very important debate during Sepsis Awareness Month. And can I also pay tribute to the honorable members for Kingswinford and South Staffordshire, Dartford and…”
      Watch from 6:23:18

  2. House of Commons · House of Commons · 11 September 2026

    • Medical and mental health perspectives on capacity and safeguards

      “Thank you Madam Deputy Speaker. The last time this matter was debated in this House I was sitting at the hospital bedside of my dying mother. Consequently I was unable to speak in that debate and unable to cast a…”
      Watch from 2:24:05

  3. Treasury Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026

    • Evidence-based scoring of tax reforms and OBR engagement

      “Thank you. In our session on high streets, we heard it described as the country having an epidemic now of illegal activity on our high streets. How is HMRC using its enforcement powers to tackle this issue?”
      Watch from 29:23

    • High streets: illicit tobacco, enforcement powers and data sharing

      “But can I please pause you there because I just want to pull us back to the high street. I mean, I see it in my constituency, a lot of this is getting to the high street. What's your best…”
      Watch from 34:11

    • High streets: illicit tobacco, enforcement powers and data sharing

      “It's a bit of a way off from previous evidence that we had, which put it would put it an awful lot higher than that. And I I look at the shops on my own high street and I would…”
      Watch from 35:37
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  4. Treasury Committee · House of Commons · 8 September 2026

    • Implementing the Bernanke review: models and communications

      “Thank you, Chair. Can I just move us on to some of the inflationary pressures we're seeing with regard to food in particular? So, my constituency is a very rural constituency up in the North of England. It's not arable,…”
      Watch from 37:37

    • Food price inflation, climate shocks and AI supply chains

      “But also, the pasture hasn't been there and they're eating into winter silage. How are you going about gathering this sort of intelligence, and when do you expect us to feel the impact of those price changes?”
      Watch from 38:11

    • Food price inflation, climate shocks and AI supply chains

      “I don't know if I may just one more, just talking about very traditional sector there, but you've looked at the AI boom recently and the pressure that that's exerted on the supply of chips. Where does this factor in…”
      Watch from 44:33

  5. House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 September 2026

    • Treasury Questions Q5–Q7: regional funding, fuel duty and productivity

      “Child Trust Funds were designed to give every child the same financial start regardless of who they are. However, trust fund savings are currently taken into account when assessing an 18-year-old disabled person's financial contribution to their social care, meaning…”
      Watch from 49:32

  6. House of Commons · House of Commons · 7 September 2026

    • Housing Questions Q5–Q6: Youth participation and voting at 16

      “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. I very much welcome the government's plans to extend the franchise to 16 and 17-year-olds. However, blind and visually impaired young voters will still be disenfranchised as long as there is not legislation that requires that…”
      Watch from 16:17

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