United Kingdom parliament

Sarah Gibson

Member of Parliament · Liberal Democrat

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

10 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

  1. Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026

    • Warm Homes Plan and heat pumps: funding design and consumer protection

      “Thank you very much, Chair. I think we've said, and thank you very much both of you, but you I think you've already highlighted quite clearly that trying to make electricity cheaper is probably one of the single things that…”
      Watch from 1:09:41
    • Warm Homes Plan and heat pumps: funding design and consumer protection

      “Thank you. That does answer my question. I mean, going back to the low rollout, I mean, one of the downsides of the ECO4 system was that it penalized anyone who was trying to do an air-to-air heat source pump.…”
      Watch from 1:14:46
    • Warm Homes Plan and heat pumps: funding design and consumer protection

      “So how can the government making it clear that these options are available to people and that they are in the couple of thousands cost rather than in the twenty thousand cost, which is what rules out low-income families, I…”
      Watch from 1:17:45
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  2. House of Lords · House of Lords · 3 September 2026

    • Nature Restoration Levy Regulations: introduction and scrutiny

      “My Lords, this discussion this evening is the first chance this House has had to really try to understand exactly how the government is intending to implement the EDP new process which we debated at such considerable length during the…”
      Watch from 6:55:33
  3. Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026

    • Drought, wildfire, and heat impacts on biodiversity

      “Thank you, Chair. Just moving slightly away from one of the areas that you discussed as being our most threatening, from water straight through to heat and heatwaves. So from the other extreme. I mean in January 2025 you introduced…”
      Watch from 1:34:04
    • Drought, wildfire, and heat impacts on biodiversity

      “And just thinking a little bit about the areas that are not actually necessarily been subject to fires, but just heat itself. What impact of that have you seen on the sort of biological diversity and and what are you…”
      Watch from 1:37:04
  4. Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 15 July 2026

    • Backbench cases: odour, fires, lithium batteries and traffic

      “Thank you, Chair. It is a huge pleasure to to serve under your chairmanship, as I know that much of what I am going to say will be familiar to the honourable member. And I would also like to thank…”
      Watch from 19:29
  5. Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 1 July 2026

    • Gibson: household energy prices and flexible demand

      “Thank you very much. It sort of brings me onto my question about costs and where we position it. But I mean, the US electricity prices near data centers have increased up to sort of 260 odd percent in the…”
      Watch from 14:52
    • Gibson: household energy prices and flexible demand

      “Yes, we we had that argument in the last group and we did talk about the fact that as they become more efficient, we just expect them to do more, so we assumed that therefore the the drop-off wouldn't be…”
      Watch from 20:55
  6. House of Commons · House of Commons · 30 June 2026

    • Justice workforce pensions, rape courts pledge, stalking supervision and digital reform

      “Would the minister please join me in thanking and paying tribute to Carole Gould and to Julie Devey from the action group Killed Women who are constituents of both mine and Anna Soubry who unfortunately cannot be here for ill…”
      Watch from 1:43:11

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