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Rt Hon Robert Buckland QC MP | No Confidence Debate | Opposition (6/8)
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November 17, 2021
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Rt. Hon. Robert Buckland QC MP: Conservative MP for South Swindon, who was Secretary of State for Justice and Lord Chancellor until the September 2021 reshuffle. Prior to this role, he served as Minister for Prisons and Solicitor General.
Boris Johnson’s Conservative Government hit the ground running with a promise to ‘level-up’, following a landslide election which turned the Red Wall blue. In the two years since, the country has been faced with lockdowns, Brexit shockwaves, and the mass evacuation of British Citizens and allies, as Afghanistan fell after two decades of conflict. With the relaxation of lockdown restrictions, the U-turn on National Insurance, and new trading and defence partnerships causing fractures across the international community, we ask in our traditional opening debate of the year: should we have confidence in Her Majesty’s Government?
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