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Julia Buckley
Member of Parliament · Labour
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Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 14 September 2026
Ella’s Law ambitions, modern pollutants and continuous improvement beyond compliance
“Thank you, Chair, and welcome, Ministers. Minister Hardy, it was really reassuring to hear that you've been working so closely together with Ella's family. And just turning to the central aims of Ella's Law, so ensuring that everyone, regardless of…”
Watch from 1:08:07Ella’s Law ambitions, modern pollutants and continuous improvement beyond compliance
“That's really useful to hear. And we did want to actually ask you a question about that, about how we move beyond just that sort of minimum compliance level. And we heard earlier on about how we've almost fallen behind…”
Watch from 1:10:32PM2.5 exposure reduction target, monitoring expansion and vulnerability mapping
“That's really interesting. Can I just ask you a bit more about that? So obviously Ella's Law is about making sure that everybody in every postcode is covered, and you're talking about a 30% reduction. But we know that the…”
Watch from 1:12:20
House of Commons · House of Commons · 10 September 2026
Q13/19 Severe weather resilience: Cornwall pilot, flood boards and alerts
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Water privatization and climate change has left us with the twin resilience challenges of both water scarcity and flooding. So to reduce demand on our drinking water supply, is the Cabinet Office looking at the…”
Watch from 41:45Adjournment debate: water management, rainwater harvesting and SuDS
“I thank the Minister for giving way. And would the Minister agree with me that actually so much progress has been made in regard to rainwater harvesting, not just from MHCLG, but also from within your own department, and not…”
Watch from 7:57:39
Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Aviation: SAF mandate, revenue support, credits and demand management
“Thank you, Chair. So just moving on to the issue of aviation and considering the market share that's gone across to SAF in your own report, you describe that as a small increase from 2.2% to 2.5%. So recognizing that…”
Watch from 1:45:52Aviation: SAF mandate, revenue support, credits and demand management
“Thank you. And then what are your views in terms of whether that mandate, on the SAF mandate, whether that should be widened out as per the Whitehead review, which talked about perhaps it should be a more generic review…”
Watch from 1:49:09Aviation: SAF mandate, revenue support, credits and demand management
“Can I just push back slightly, because you talked there about the demand staying constant, but your own report showed that in fact demand had increased by 7% in the last period. And although you are unable to comment specifically…”
Watch from 1:52:57
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 9 September 2026
Floating bus stops, accessibility and safety concerns
“Thank you, Sir Alec. It's a pleasure to serve under your chairmanship, and I congratulate the member for Dunstable and Leighton Buzzard for the first of two stimulating Westminster debates. And on this really important topic of national standards, I…”
Watch from 1:48:05
Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
EDP levy design, polluter pays and risk of double funding
“Thank you, Chair. Just thinking about the regulations, some of the regulations that have come through the Planning and Infrastructure Act and the what that means in terms of how these levies could be paid. So just starting with Regulation…”
Watch from 59:29EDP levy design, polluter pays and risk of double funding
“So apportioning polluter pays in different criteria, but they fall across two different departments. We come back to your systemic question, that one set of funds is coming from Defra and another set of planning enforcement is coming from MHCLG.…”
Watch from 1:06:17Independence, conflicts of interest and mitigation hierarchy under EDPs
“So just to move on to a different topic then. So the committee does have some concerns about how independent Natural England can remain because of the different roles that you have in terms of administering, delivering, and regulating the…”
Watch from 1:07:50
Environmental Audit Committee · House of Commons · 15 July 2026
Actuaries’ planetary solvency idea and net zero fiscal costs
“So just on that, Mr. Josephs, so you're very clear it's not your remit to analyze the climate change, that's not your specialization, you're looking at the fiscal costs of that. So I'm just wondering if you agree with the…”
Watch from 14:19Policy asks for unlocking transition finance and market signals
“Thank you. I think you've been pretty clear about some additional actions that are either in progress or coming soon that will hopefully start to allow that investment to flow more than it has so far. You also touched, Ms…”
Watch from 1:27:38Crowding‑in model, National Wealth Fund and embedding transition finance
“So you're saying that if they were to embed that as a core principle, that that in itself would offer that co-financing which could sit alongside your innovation. But that's currently not a requirement, but it's a great recommendation that…”
Watch from 1:29:31
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