United Kingdom parliament

Noah Law

Member of Parliament · Labour

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

6 sittings with a confirmed speech

Sittings appear here a month after they are held.

Latest speeches

  1. International Development Committee · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Africa partnerships, localization and multilateral vs bilateral

      “Could I just pause you for a moment? Minister, thank you for that clarity around the Africa approach. It certainly makes a bit more sense now, but to what extent do you think we've actually seen success in taking some…”
      Watch from 9:22

    • Multilateral effectiveness, attribution and impact narratives

      “On that point, Minister, one of our reports on the future of aid, I think critiqued perhaps the level to which we are able to get an understanding, or at least a transparency understanding, particularly for members of the public,…”
      Watch from 13:41

    • Multilateral effectiveness, attribution and impact narratives

      “I just wonder whether we do that well enough for bilateral programming as well. I mean, again, one of our committee's findings is across the board that that transparency around the impact is often lacking.”
      Watch from 16:27
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  2. House of Commons · House of Commons · 15 September 2026

    • Urgent Question – Tourism overnight visitor levy in England

      “Madam Deputy Speaker, any devolution of powers, investment or fiscal policy down to Cornwall is welcome, which is why I'm pleased our government is progressing ahead to give us the powers to raise a visitor levy, whether or not Cornwall…”
      Watch from 1:40:10

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

    • Noah Law: four structural options and using SAR creatively

      “Thank you, Sir Jeremy. I think we all agree that the conversation on public control of the water industry has fundamentally shifted. We must no longer bury our heads in the sand over the question of public control of the…”
      Watch from 1:32:22

  4. House of Commons · House of Commons · 11 September 2026

    • Medical and mental health perspectives on capacity and safeguards

      “I've long said that my support for this private member's bill is contingent on a commitment to improving, not sidelining, the palliative care system, and may I start by paying tribute to the courageous and dedicated palliative care workers of…”
      Watch from 2:15:11

  5. House of Commons · House of Commons · 9 September 2026

    • Civil Aviation debate: opposition, Lib Dem and SNP positions and NATS accountability

      “I thank him for giving way and I do understand what he and other colleagues, other members across the House are saying about the need for independent oversight, particularly on the sort of aviation side. But when it comes to…”
      Watch from 6:17:15

    • Civil Aviation debate: opposition, Lib Dem and SNP positions and NATS accountability

      “Madam Deputy Speaker, I declare an interest as the newly elected chair of the aviation APPG. I welcome the steps taken by our Labour government today to improve accessibility and protections for disabled airline passengers, to bolster consumer protections and…”
      Watch from 6:27:28

  6. House of Commons · House of Commons · 7 September 2026

    • Closing of reorganisation statement: Commitment to rapid review

      “Thank you Madam Deputy Speaker. The Prime Minister and the Cabinet Office last week set out their plans to rewire the state and effective local government of course remains fundamental to that. So will the Secretary of State double down…”
      Watch from 2:24:32

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