United Kingdom parliament
Richard Quigley
Member of Parliament · Labour
Transcripts of what Richard Quigley said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 September 2026
Isle of Wight West: sewage hours, privatisation critique, and public control
“Thank you, Chair, and may I say what a phenomenal pleasure it is to serve under your chairmanship. You're a wonder. As the MP for half of England's best island, I feel uniquely placed to speak about the state of…”
Watch from 1:22:54
House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026
Topical Cabinet Office questions: contaminated blood, Number 10 North, political finance
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. And may I say how happy I am to welcome my right honorable friend the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster to her place. And I know she will continue to be a fantastic champion…”
Watch from 1:02:16Backbench debate on social housing: disposals, Capita, domestic abuse and empty homes
“Thank you. I thank the honourable gentleman for giving way. Does he agree with me that the Tory idea of capping the local housing allowance will mean that families that can't afford to stay in their area will have to…”
Watch from 5:32:09
Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Financial incentives and motivations for unregulated practice
“Yeah, just very quickly, and it may seem an overly simplistic question, but what do you think is the motivation for people that are performing these procedures outside of regulation? Is it just as simple as it's money?”
Watch from 7:51Unresolved Keogh concerns and enforcement vacuum
“Thank you. To Nora, but Ashton, please feel free to comment. You've made it very, very clear, Nora, and thank you for doing so, that cosmetic surgery can still be undertaken by doctors without a specialist surgical qualification. It's ten…”
Watch from 27:41Unresolved Keogh concerns and enforcement vacuum
“Yeah. We're constantly chasing the horse, as you put it, after he's bolted. Ashton, is there anything you'd like to add?”
Watch from 29:11
House of Commons · House of Commons · 7 September 2026
Response and debate: Far right, ECHR and small boat policy
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. And I'm sure the Prime Minister will be glad to hear that the good weather is now attributable to a Labour government. Can I pay tribute to the brave men and women of the RNLI…”
Watch from 3:23:17
Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
Catch‑22 on flexibility and workplace culture
“Thank you, Chair. Fazilet, Richard Quigley asking a question. You've noted a catch-22 situation for disabled workers where they need managers to trust them to be able to get flexible working, but quite often they'll need flexible working arrangements before…”
Watch from 37:23Catch‑22 on flexibility and workplace culture
“Thank you. I mean, you mentioned culture and sympathetic line management. I've just come from an evidence session on eating disorders and there's a lot of parallels really around mental health and flexible working and very similar outcomes, unfortunately. How…”
Watch from 40:51Line managers, national guidance and retention benefits
“Thank you. So several of you have mentioned good practice and the existence of good practice out there. Could you describe that good practice and then then tell me how how would you get more businesses and persuade more businesses…”
Watch from 43:22
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 July 2026
Opening and motion: isolation in coastal towns
“I beg to move that this House has considered isolation and hidden deprivation in coastal towns. Thank you, Chair. May I say what a stupendous pleasure it is to serve under your incredible chairmanship. With so much discussion in recent…”
Watch from 0:51Isle of Wight: ferry costs, fair funding and island factor
“I thank my honorable friend and neighbor for his intervention. He is indeed correct, and you won't be surprised to know I've already raised this issue at least once, if not several times, with the potential incoming Prime Minister. It…”
Watch from 5:17Isle of Wight: health access, community groups and human cost
“I thank my honorable friend for her intervention. I do agree entirely that we are almost reliant on community groups in coastal and island communities, which is quite a danger in to make sure that provision consistently exists when funding…”
Watch from 8:57
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