United Kingdom parliament
Alison Wolf
Member of the House of Lords · Crossbench
Transcripts of what Alison Wolf said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Economic Affairs Committee · House of Lords · 8 September 2026
Q4: Baroness Wolf: does current equalisation work?
“Yes well the car parking example was quite a good quite a good one really for me to to go into my to my question which is actually about equalization. Now one of the things that always comes up when…”
Watch from 33:11Equalisation under deeper devolution: unresolved design issues
“This is moving back to Lord Young's point, this is a pot of money that you're being given with more freedom to do what you like with it. But can I push you a bit further on what if we…”
Watch from 36:17Minimum coherence vs inherent structural messiness
“Yes. Well, you say there needs to be a clear structure and everybody always wants a clear structure but actually this country's never had a clear structure. And every time we try to create a clear structure we fail. So…”
Watch from 1:20:35
House of Lords · House of Lords · 4 September 2026
Occupational health and over‑50 participation: practical levers
“My Lords, as a member of the committee which produced this report, I would like to join others in congratulating Lord Wood and also thank, putting on record my thanks for his outstanding chairing and my thanks to the committee…”
Watch from 36:31Social Mobility Commission, families and mentoring
“My Lords, I welcome this report and in particular its focus on local areas, and also strongly agree with a number of previous speakers that Blackpool College and the Social Mobility Commission and Alun Francis are really inspirational. I think…”
Watch from 2:55:19
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