United Kingdom parliament
Nia Griffith
Member of Parliament · Labour
Transcripts of what Nia Griffith said in Parliament, sitting by sitting. Only speeches whose speaker is confirmed are shown.
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Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 2 September 2026
Advertising flexibility in job vacancies and ‘flexible by default’
“Thank you. Neil. Thank you very much indeed and nice to to see you all. Um, I'd like to just pick up on something that Dr Paula Holland has made reference to and others as well, and that's this idea…”
Watch from 26:49Flexibility stigma, candidate risk and untapped flexible potential
“If I can just ask a couple of follow-up questions. I mean, do you think one of the results, is this part of your thinking, is that the onus is on the candidate to ask if they can have flexible…”
Watch from 30:31Flexibility stigma, candidate risk and untapped flexible potential
“So I think we've made some reference obviously to what more government and other organizations could do. I just wondered if anybody wanted to add in on any of that in terms of, you know, the...”
Watch from 33:38
Women and Equalities Committee · House of Commons · 8 July 2026
Research funding models and commercial partnerships
“Thank you very much indeed. Well, I'm not the athletic one, so I'm going to focus on funding, particularly obviously for research and how you can access that. So if we just start with a very general question about how…”
Watch from 1:20:47Research funding models and commercial partnerships
“So you're very dependent basically on private sector funding in many respects to kickstart things or to get the match funding?”
Watch from 1:24:17Research funding models and commercial partnerships
“In that scenario of having to choose, what are the main factors that seem to influence, you know, whether something does get the funding or not?”
Watch from 1:26:34
House of Commons · House of Commons · 8 July 2026
CRO volunteering, pensions, whistleblowing and union recognition
“Thank you very much indeed, Madam Deputy Speaker. Well, my dedicated volunteer coastguard rescue officers are absolutely vital to the safety of the public along the very long coastline all around my constituency. But can the Minister tell us what…”
Watch from 2:22:30
Westminster Hall · House of Commons · 1 July 2026
Chair’s time limits and first backbench cases on CRO pay
“Thank you very much indeed, Mr. Shelbrooke, and I'll try to keep to your limit. Now, the work of the Burry Port Coastguards is absolutely vital to my constituency of Llanelli, which is surrounded on three sides by water with…”
Watch from 13:56
House of Commons · House of Commons · 29 June 2026
Pension scheme surpluses and temporary accommodation funding pressures
“With reference to the consultation on surplus flexibilities for defined pension schemes, the Pensions Minister has explained that trustees could offer employers surplus extraction of pension funds on condition of restoring the value of pre-97 pensions. So in drawing up…”
Watch from 1:30:23
House of Commons · House of Commons · 25 June 2026
Steel Trade Measure: New Safeguards and Quotas
“Indeed, Madam Deputy Speaker. Well, whilst I certainly welcome the protection of our steel industry, I do remain concerned about some tariffs and quotas affecting some products. But I was really pleased to hear the minister reiterate what the industry…”
Watch from 3:08:22Draft Conversion Practices Bill: Ban on Abusive Practices
“Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. Well, I warmly congratulate the minister on publishing this bill today and I very much welcome this fully trans-inclusive bill to ban abhorrent conversion practices. Now, whilst the bill will enable the punishment of those…”
Watch from 3:54:00
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