United Kingdom parliament

Rosie Duffield

Member of Parliament · Independent

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

7 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

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

    • Canterbury: Whitstable sewage scandal and grassroots campaigning for public ownership

      “It is a pleasure to serve under your chairship. It's of no surprise to me at all that the second highest amount of signatures on this petition were from my constituents. For at least six years now, Whitstable in my…”
      Watch from 1:15:24

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

    • Medical and mental health perspectives on capacity and safeguards

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Rarely do we debate legislation that represents quite such a seismic shift in the relationships between individuals, the state, health providers, and civil society, and there is so much at stake. When members believe strongly…”
      Watch from 2:52:08

  3. Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 9 September 2026

    • Cosmetic tourism trends, high-risk procedures and NHS burden

      “Thank you, Chair. We're going to move on to cosmetic tourism, and first of all, I just want to say, Ashton, the work you're doing is amazing because you're always on telly and always, you know, you work your bits…”
      Watch from 20:54

    • Cosmetic tourism trends, high-risk procedures and NHS burden

      “Thank you. What proportion of these complications that you guys see might have been avoided through better information and aftercare, just those simple bits of information?”
      Watch from 23:58

    • Mandatory complication reporting and NHS data deficiencies

      “They go and get all these procedures at once and you can save money, yeah, okay, thank you. Both this committee, this is mostly to Nora, and the BAAPS which you preside over, have raised concerns about the burden on…”
      Watch from 25:23
    1 more clip in this sitting

  4. House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 September 2026

    • Treasury Questions Q5–Q7: regional funding, fuel duty and productivity

      “Thank you, Mr. Speaker. This week, Professor Susan Ayres launches her report in Parliament called 'The Cost of Birth Trauma'. This is a first and follows the APPG's 2024 inquiry, going beyond the more obvious health and social care implications.…”
      Watch from 58:16

  5. Education Committee · House of Commons · 8 September 2026

    • Committee opening and witness introductions

      “Hello, my name's Rebecca Eynon. I'm a professor of education, the internet and society at the University of Oxford, where I'm jointly appointed by the Department of Education and the Oxford Internet Institute.”
      Watch from 1:03

    • AI’s current impact on teachers and classrooms

      “Um, yeah, so I think at the moment, um, a lot of the technology that we're seeing in schools is very much designed to kind of automate and then theoretically augment teachers' work. Um, but at heart of a lot…”
      Watch from 3:56

    • Purpose of teaching, curriculum and the role of AI

      “Yeah, so I think, um, very much so we need to start to change the ways we're thinking about what teachers' what teachers' skills might mean or what what teaching looks like in these contexts. And I'd really like to…”
      Watch from 6:05
    10 more clips in this sitting

  6. Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 15 July 2026

    • Equality Act reasonable adjustments and low awareness

      “Thank you, Chair. We're going to talk a bit more about the Equality Act and reasonable adjustments. Fazilet and James, I'd like to bring you in on the first one, if that's okay. There's research evidence which suggests that many…”
      Watch from 52:55

    • Equality Act reasonable adjustments and low awareness

      “What do you think about raising awareness of, of those rights? I mean, obviously all of you are trying to do that, but what role might the government have in that? Great, thank you. I mean, the next section of…”
      Watch from 56:36

    • Fluctuating conditions, person‑centred guidance and social model

      “And what role can the EHRC and the government and us play in that? Sorry, Claire, did you want to come in on that?”
      Watch from 58:26
    2 more clips in this sitting

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