Report stage second day. New clause 27 (Review of tax reliefs), discussed with new clause 2 (Review of changes to entrepreneurs’ relief), new clause 4 (Structures and buildings allowances: review), and new clause 17 (Review of geographical effects of provisions of Sections 28 to 31), debated and withdrawn. Government new clause 19 (Taxation of coronavirus support payments), discussed with Government new clause 20 (Protected pension age of members re-employed as a result of coronavirus), Government new clause 21 (Modifications of the statutory residence test in connection with coronavirus), Government new clause 22 (Future Fund: EIS and SEIS relief), Government new clause 23 (Interest on unpaid tax in case of disaster etc of national significance), Government new clause 24 (Exceptional circumstances preventing disposal of interest in three year period), Government new clause 25 (HGV road user levy), Government new clause 32 (Enterprise management incentives: qualifying events), Government new schedule 1 (Taxation of coronavirus support payments), new clause 29 (Review of impact of Act on poverty, new clause 10 (Impact of provisions of the Act on child poverty), new clause 3 (Review of changes to capital allowances), new clause 6 (General anti-abuse rule: review of effect on tax revenues), new clause 7 (Call-off stock arrangements: sectoral review of impact), new clause 8 (Review of effects on measures in Act of certain changes in migration levels), new clause 9 (Review of effects on migration of measures in Act), new clause 11 (Assessment of equality impact of measures in Act), new clause 15 (Sectoral review of impact of Act), new clause 16 (Review of effect of Act on tax revenues), new clause 30 (Review of rates of air passenger duty), and amendments. Government new clauses 19 to 25 and 32 agreed to. Government new schedule 1 agreed to. Third reading. Agreed to on question and Bill passed.

Report stage second day. New clause 27 (Review of tax reliefs), discussed with new clause 2 (Review of changes to entrepreneurs’ relief), new clause 4 (Structures and buildings allowances: review), and new clause 17 (Review of geographical effects of provisions of Sections 28 to 31), debated and withdrawn. Government new...

The unprecedented support that the UK Government have given to business during this crisis has been welcomed, but we feel we need a bolder and more radical approach to ensure that the recovery helps to deliver a fairer, more resilient economy, with wellbeing at its core.

Across the parties and nations...

The unprecedented support that the UK Government have given to business during this crisis has been welcomed, but we feel we need a bolder and more radical approach to ensure that the recovery helps to deliver a fairer, more resilient economy, with wellbeing at its core.

Across the parties and nations...

If Government Members want to tell me why spending £900,000 on a plane is more important than feeding children—[Interruption.] All of it is too much. All of it is unnecessary; when there are children in my constituency and constituencies throughout the country not having food to put on the table,...

If Government Members want to tell me why spending £900,000 on a plane is more important than feeding children—[Interruption.] All of it is too much. All of it is unnecessary; when there are children in my constituency and constituencies throughout the country not having food to put on the table,...

The hon. Gentleman seems to think that Scotland just hangs about and waits for a Labour Government, and everything is going to be fine. We would rather have Scotland’s powers in our hands than have one hand tied behind our back in this Union. So we are stuck with the...

The hon. Gentleman seems to think that Scotland just hangs about and waits for a Labour Government, and everything is going to be fine. We would rather have Scotland’s powers in our hands than have one hand tied behind our back in this Union. So we are stuck with the...

Like everybody, I acknowledge these extraordinary times. The world has changed since the Budget was announced in March. All the certainties that we used to rely upon are gone, and things that we thought that the Government would never do, never say or never spend money on are suddenly things...

Like everybody, I acknowledge these extraordinary times. The world has changed since the Budget was announced in March. All the certainties that we used to rely upon are gone, and things that we thought that the Government would never do, never say or never spend money on are suddenly things...

We believe that there are still many questions to be answered on the loan charge, not least the revelations in the press during the week over the FOI request that have raised more questions. We want to see further probing on the issue and further support for those people who...

We believe that there are still many questions to be answered on the loan charge, not least the revelations in the press during the week over the FOI request that have raised more questions. We want to see further probing on the issue and further support for those people who...

The oil and gas sector is a perfect example of a sector that needs additional support right now. These are people who have a great deal of uncertainty involving many different factors, not least the oil and gas price at the moment, the need to invest in green technologies in...

The oil and gas sector is a perfect example of a sector that needs additional support right now. These are people who have a great deal of uncertainty involving many different factors, not least the oil and gas price at the moment, the need to invest in green technologies in...