United Kingdom parliament

Natalie Fleet

Member of Parliament · Labour

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

2 sittings with a confirmed speech

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Latest speeches

  1. House of Commons · House of Commons · 30 June 2026

    • Adjournment debate: domestic abuse and participation in public life

      “Thank you, Madam Deputy Speaker. And thank you to my honourable friend, the member for Poplar and Limehouse for raising this vital issue, as well as her continued advocacy for victims and survivors of domestic abuse everywhere. There are parts…”
      Watch from 8:17:29

  2. Domestic Abuse Act 2021 Committee · House of Lords · 25 June 2026

    • Minister: implementation of coercive control offence

      “Thank you for having me here this morning, and thank you for your kind welcome. It's wonderful to be sat amongst such experts in your field, which is wonderful. I come to this post, I've been in post as you…”
      Watch from 3:44

    • Pattern-based policing and DAPO pilot rollout

      “I'll have a go at answering those. So I mean what I think is is really incredible, which I'm really pleased that we're rolling out into the second phase now is Raneem's Law. It means that when those 999 calls…”
      Watch from 8:43

    • Police history access, training and information sharing

      “So we know how important this is because of all the reasons you've set out. And I think this is why that when I met with the police leads, it was really important that they were talking about all of…”
      Watch from 15:15
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