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Bambos Charalambous

Member of Parliament · Labour

Transcripts of what Bambos Charalambous 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. Administration Committee · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Preparedness to lose seats and personal trauma

      “This is primarily a question for Nigel and Thangam. So reflecting on your experience of leaving the House, how well prepared were you and what if anything came as an unexpected difficulty?”
      Watch from 2:14

    • Preparedness to lose seats and personal trauma

      “Nigel, can I just ask as a follow-up on that, just with colleagues who weren't expecting to lose? Was their experience, I know people lost with very small majorities, was their experience very different, do you think?”
      Watch from 3:47

    • Career transition service and separation from therapy

      “So my question's about career transition. So how prepared were you for working life beyond Parliament? And I know some of you have touched on that. Did you use the career transition service, and how did you find it? And…”
      Watch from 41:53

  2. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 14 September 2026

    • Bambos Charalambous: systemic critique and Thames Water special administration case

      “Thank you, Sir Jeremy. It's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship. The current model of our water service is not working for our customers and has not been working for quite some time. My constituents have watched their bills…”
      Watch from 1:42:37

  3. Administration Committee · House of Commons · 7 July 2026

    • Preparing new MPs and staff: management, etiquette and welfare

      “What more do you think that the House administration, the political parties could do to prepare members and their staff in the first days and weeks of after they get elected?”
      Watch from 25:52

    • Preparing new MPs and staff: management, etiquette and welfare

      “Okay. Jansev, you had a very, you had the youngest MP yet to work for, Sam. And obviously Sam got a lot of media attention because he was the youngest MP, I think he was 23 when he got elected.…”
      Watch from 29:17

    • Preparing new MPs and staff: management, etiquette and welfare

      “Just also from the members of staff from other political parties other than Labour, I just wondered if they had any input as to the support that they got from their political parties for their members of staff, because obviously…”
      Watch from 31:15

  4. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 7 July 2026

    • Nutrition and debt: Child Nutrition Fund and public support

      “So, indeed. The right honorable gentleman has talked about stretched budgets. Does he agree with me that we also need to address debt because private debt is also a big factor in preventing some of the low-income countries from investing…”
      Watch from 12:25

  5. Procedure Committee · House of Commons · 6 July 2026

    • Ministerial travel, electronic working and duty ministers

      “Thank you for submitting the written evidence to our broader inquiry into written parliamentary questions. We heard a few weeks ago from the leader about what his thoughts were about how things could be improved. Would be interested to know…”
      Watch from 1:01:27

  6. Procedure Committee · House of Commons · 24 June 2026

    • Rules of order and Table Office filtering role

      “We've heard from some witnesses that the rules of order for written PQs are too prescriptive and that we should look at more questions getting through to ministers for them to address. What's your view on that?”
      Watch from 22:17

    • Rules of order and Table Office filtering role

      “Just the rules of order for the table office about the whether, um, the rules of order are too prescriptive in what's being, um, in allowing the questions to be filtered through in the first place.”
      Watch from 23:47

    • FOI vs WPQs: inconsistencies and sensitive information

      “I think you've touched on this in a previous answer to Gavin, but we've heard from witnesses about concerns about getting information via an FOI request and not getting it via a written PQ answer. And in the government's response…”
      Watch from 53:37

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