Jim Dickson MP: Climate-Related Speeches In Parliament
Jim Dickson is the Labour MP for Dartford.
We have identified 0 Parliamentary Votes Related to Climate since 2024 in which Jim Dickson could have voted.
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Jim Dickson's Speeches In Parliament Related to Climate
We've found 2 Parliamentary debates in which Jim Dickson has spoken about climate-related matters.
Here are the relevant sections of their speeches.
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3 Mar 2025: Finance Bill
18:15
Ministers have provided an assurance of their assessment, and they do not believe that will be the case. The Government are taking a rounded approach to energy that, alongside our commitments to GB Energy and to a transfer to more renewable energy, will allow there to be a more mission-led approach. I take the right hon. Member’s point, but the Government have provided assurances that there will be constant monitoring and that if changes are required they will deliver them.
I absolutely support the principle of being able to use a mechanism to intervene in a market that is not working, and I think the Government’s approach is right. There is an immediate issue with high pricing, certainly, but the truth is that the Government have to be able to take decisions for the long run. I am conscious that Madam Deputy Speaker might intervene and tell me to focus on the new clauses, but as I said earlier, a long-term approach to ensure that we have a just transition that sees energy stabilised for people across the country on a long-term basis is really important.
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29 Oct 2024: Lower Thames Crossing
16:00
I thank my hon. Friend for being so generous in giving way a second time. I want to clarify the claim that the lower Thames crossing is a piece of green infrastructure. Does he agree that the more roads we build, the more people will use them? That will lower our air quality, particularly in Thurrock and the surrounding areas. It also flies in the face of our commitment to net zero, given that more people will be using vehicles that cause pollution.
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