United Kingdom parliament

Geoffrey Clifton-Brown

Member of Parliament · Conservative

Transcripts of what Geoffrey Clifton-Brown said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.

16 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. Public Accounts Committee · House of Commons · 10 September 2026

    • Opening: scope, Annington context

      “Order. Welcome to the session of the Public Accounts Committee on Thursday the 10th of September 2026. Today, we are examining armed forces housing and the Ministry of Defence repurchase of service family accommodation from Annington Homes. In 1996 the…”
      Watch from 0:03

    • Q: Tris: maintenance incentives and NAO 2018

      “That's my understanding too Permanent Secretary. Just to correct one thing you said there Mike but house prices don't always go up continuously if you look at the present. Over time. Jeremy, may I just say, because this committee is…”
      Watch from 15:24

    • Q: Matt: legacy of 1996 deal and 10‑year benefits

      “Thanks very much. Thank you, Chair. Mike, I don't want to be unkind, but you've been in place since 2022. This committee has been very critical of these housing survey figures for many years. And it isn't good enough because…”
      Watch from 38:59
    11 more clips in this sitting

  2. Public Accounts Committee · House of Commons · 7 September 2026

    • Opening: policy context and witness introductions

      “Welcome to the Public Accounts Committee on Monday the 7th of September 2026. The government's Rewiring the State policy paper published in July of this year sets out its aim for every area in England to be covered by a…”
      Watch from 0:03

    • Established status: Cambridgeshire’s plans and capacity gap

      “So Paul, Clive's been pressing Steve and Katherine on Liverpool. You are yet haven't yet got an integrated budget. Have you an ambition to move towards an integrated budget and what is the mechanism to do that?”
      Watch from 11:01

    • Funding certainty and Liverpool’s growth outcomes

      “So I understand that I mean you've got a potential four-year settlement, but the funding I gather for 28-29 is not yet baked into the calculations, is that correct?”
      Watch from 22:02
    27 more clips in this sitting

  3. Public Accounts Committee · House of Commons · 16 July 2026

    • Opening: purpose of DIP scrutiny

      “Order, order. Welcome to the Public Accounts Committee on Thursday the 16th of July 2026. The long-awaited Defence Investment Plan, the DIP, was initially due in August '25, autumn '25, and finally published by the government last month. The DIP…”
      Watch from 0:00

    • Procurement workforce, prioritisation and productivity

      “Just just one more question really on procurement. Of course all of that is predicated on having the right people. And it looks as though from the from from the figures that you're going to make some efficiency savings within…”
      Watch from 5:28

    • Procurement workforce, prioritisation and productivity

      “Indeed. I was only being facetious. Well, thank you very much for that opening remark. Now, Jeremy, I've got some fairly short, sharp questions about budgets and money to really to get things on the record. As I understand it,…”
      Watch from 7:49
    23 more clips in this sitting

  4. House of Commons · House of Commons · 16 July 2026

    • Ministerial Statement: Local Government Reorganisation in England

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. If we had to have change, can I thank the Secretary of State for listening to the vast majority of people of Gloucestershire and coming up with the best proposal that there was on the…”
      Watch from 3:39:42

  5. Public Accounts Committee · House of Commons · 13 July 2026

    • Opening: remit of the hearing

      “Order, order. Welcome to this session of the Public Accounts Committee, Monday the 13th of July 2026. Today we will be examining how the Crown Estate manages its extensive portfolio of land and property, including its responsibility for the seabed…”
      Watch from 0:00

    • Witness introductions and roles

      “Well, thank all three of you very much for coming, we appreciate it. So I'm going to start off with my very able deputy, Clive Betts, please.”
      Watch from 2:10

    • Wind turbine lifecycle and recycling challenges

      “A quick question from me. I'm told that the blades of these big windmills are very difficult to recycle. Do you put anything in your agreement about recycling?”
      Watch from 12:44
    13 more clips in this sitting

  6. Public Accounts Committee · House of Commons · 9 July 2026

    • Chair: context, risks and phase one focus

      “Good morning, everyone, on Thursday the 9th of July. Today, we will be examining the program of works to restore and renew the Palace of Westminster. As many of us see firsthand, the Houses of Parliament need significant work to…”
      Watch from 0:01

    • Chair: MPs’ concerns and phase one clarity request

      “Okay, very good. Well we'll we'll go into questions now. Um I think there are about four key concerns uh amongst members of parliament and I suspect um they they range from uh whether we're a peer or a member…”
      Watch from 3:21

    • Client team: phase one scope and detailed cost breakdown

      “But that was the next question, Russ, really. How confident are you as the delivery authority, and bearing in mind it's not all within your control, that you can actually deliver all of this these works for 3 billion, well…”
      Watch from 11:09
    20 more clips in this sitting

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