United Kingdom parliament

Pam Cox

Member of Parliament · Labour

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

9 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026

    • Backbench business and topical issues: suicide prevention, RNLI, local concerns

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. I'd like to pay tribute to victims to Colchester's much-respected Centre for Action on Rape and Abuse, or CARA. And following the confirmation of additional 9 million pounds for victim support services in Essex, will…”
      Watch from 2:41:12

  2. House of Commons · House of Commons · 4 September 2026

    • Inequalities, surrogacy, infant feeding and breastfeeding support

      “Just on the historical point, I can't stop myself. The 1918 Infant Welfare Act probably preceded some of the things you're about to say, I think, and some of the measures the honorable gentleman opposite talked about in terms of…”
      Watch from 2:34:05

    • Adjournment attempt and closing stages of Infants Bill

      “I thank him for giving way. You mentioned the term infrastructure. Would he agree with me that there's a case for redefining the term infrastructure to include early years provision when we're looking at new housing developments for families?”
      Watch from 3:36:09

  3. House of Commons · House of Commons · 16 July 2026

    • Business Questions Backbench Round: Domestic policy and constituency issues

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Endometriosis makes life a misery for many women and girls. Many, far too many are left waiting for diagnosis and treatment and often left without clear communication on their treatment paths. Colchester Hospital is the…”
      Watch from 2:26:16

    • Sir David Amess Summer Adjournment Debate: Constituency priorities

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. It's a pleasure to contribute to this debate in memory of Sir David Amess. Sir David, as we've heard, was a tireless advocate for his Southend constituency, and I felt it was fitting today to…”
      Watch from 6:50:44

  4. House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 July 2026

    • PMQs continued: local powers, sewage, transport and social cohesion

      “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. Ruth Ellis was the last woman to be executed in this country. Her case serves as a haunting reminder of a time when our justice system ignored the realities of domestic abuse and coercive control. In…”
      Watch from 1:02:19

  5. House of Commons · House of Commons · 25 June 2026

    • Topical Cabinet Office Questions and EU–UK Summit Priorities

      “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. It's really encouraging to hear that SMEs will benefit from greater access to government procurement routes. Could the ministers set out which kind of sectors in particular they think will benefit the most, because I think…”
      Watch from 50:56

    • Business Statement and Forthcoming Parliamentary Agenda

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Young people in Colchester will really benefit from their new youth hub. That's one of 14 set up across Essex. Will the Leader of the House make time for a debate on the early impact…”
      Watch from 2:33:54

  6. Justice Committee · House of Commons · 16 June 2026

    • Opening, interests and Minister’s remit

      “Afternoon, Pam Cox, MP for Colchester. I am the chair of the APPG Penal Affairs and everything else is on the register.”
      Watch from 1:18

    • HMP Doncaster competition, procurement investigation and operator market

      “Thank you very much, Chair. This is a question around HMP Doncaster and the operator competition. Are you able to give us some information about why the potential cross-government issue which led to the competition being cancelled, could you give…”
      Watch from 10:40

    • Post‑release deaths, homelessness and substance misuse

      “Thank you. I'm now going to move from transitioning from custody into the community and starting with one of the most challenging aspects of that around post-release deaths. So in 2023-24, 77 people died within 14 days of being released…”
      Watch from 33:37
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