Here are the climate-related sections of speeches by MPs during the Commons debate Business of the House.
Full text: https://hansard.parliament.uk/Commons/2012-11-01/debates/12110129000002/BusinessoftheHouse
Angela Eagle (Labour)
The Conservative Energy Minister said this week about onshore wind farms that “enough is enough”. Hours later, up popped his boss, the Liberal Democrat Secretary of State, to announce the opposite. For good measure, a “source” told the Guardian that the errant Energy Minister “has been very silly”. We clearly need an urgent statement from the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change so that we can find out precisely what this Government’s policy on onshore wind farms really is, because it did not become any clearer in today’s questions. We also need an assurance that his junior Minister will not contradict the policy the day after it is announced.
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Mr Lansley
The hon. Lady asked about Trident. All that my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Defence was doing was announcing the next phase of what was announced back in May in relation to the design and development process. There was nothing new or exceptional about that. The shadow Leader of the House seems to have written her response to the business statement before she came to the House to listen to the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change respond to questions. He and his Ministers could not have been clearer. We are achieving improvements in renewable and green technologies in ways that Labour could only dream of.
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Greg Mulholland
Indeed, and before the end of Energy and Climate Change questions, Mr Speaker.
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10:51 Alison Seabeck (Plymouth, Moor View) (Lab)
I draw the House’s attention to my indirect interests, in relation to this question and the one I asked in Energy and Climate Change questions.
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