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United Kingdom parliament
Gregory Campbell
Member of Parliament · Democratic Unionist Party
Spoke in: Westminster Hall, House of Commons
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 21 October 2026
Northern Ireland questions opened – Q1 on car dealerships
“I thank the Minister for the reply. Northern Ireland car dealers pay their taxes to the UK Treasury and they must be able to compete on equal terms with dealerships across the rest of the country. At present they can't.…”
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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 21 October 2026
Mr Gregory Campbell MP (DUP): need for consistent policing approach
“I thank the honorable member for giving way. Would she agree with me that just in advance of any change that there needs to be seen to be across the country a consistency of approach? Because I have had parents…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 20 October 2026
Topical Health Questions: Covid inquiry, social care, estates, dentistry and surrogacy
“Mr. Speaker, bowel cancer rates are increasing among the under 50 age group. What targeted interventions are taking place to try and address that to reduce the instances in the future?”
Watch from 55:41Committee of the whole House: Northern Ireland Troubles Bill: inquests, Irish cooperation and OTR letters
“Secretary of State, for giving way. Just on the issue, he says he very much hopes that the Dublin government would then move at the conclusion of today. Has he had a conversation with them and have they given the…”
Watch from 1:31:56Loughgall, inquests on paramilitaries, and votes on amendments
“I thank the honorable member for giving way. Just on the issue of the IRA's determination to deal with forensics, would he agree with me that in addition to that, they actually blew up the forensics laboratory in South Belfast…”
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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 20 October 2026
Northern Ireland manufacturing skills gap and apprenticeships
“Thank the honourable member for giving way. Would he agree with me that the issues just touching on now in terms of apprenticeships, that's an issue that has to be key going forward? We have to increase the number of…”
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House of Commons · House of Commons · 19 October 2026
VALOUR veterans centres and commissioners’ role
“Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Would the Minister agree with me and pay tribute to the work that many of the veterans' commissioners and those involved with helping veterans across the United Kingdom, including the veterans' commissioner in Northern Ireland, all…”
Watch from 42:27Irish cooperation, collusion allegations and Omagh warning call
“Thank the honorable member for giving way. Just on the issue of Maria Cahill, a doughty campaigner for many years on this issue, would he agree with me that just at the weekend we saw her respond to a former…”
Watch from 3:15:32Sexual violence in the Troubles and victims’ inclusion
“I thank the honorable member for giving way. Just when he's paying tribute to the armed forces at that time, would he agree with me that part of the reason we enjoy the peace that we do today was because…”
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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 October 2026
Jim Shannon: humanitarian impact and FoRB concerns
“I thank the honorable member for giving way. Just when he's outlining the horrendous nature of events in Nepal, would he agree with me that one of the heartwarming issues that arose from that, in the midst of that devastation,…”
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