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Chris Chope Invites Secretary of State to Park Homes Parliamentary Meeting

Christopher Chope Conservative, Christchurch

Chris Chope Robust And Prudent on Tax Rises And HS2 in his regular New Stour & Avon article.

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Chris Chope Seeks Clarity from Boris Johnson the Prime Minister on Social Care Reform w/out Tax Increases and the Pandemic.

Christopher Chope Conservative, Christchurch

Please see below the text as taken from Hansard of Sir Chris's Point of Order in the House of Commons regarding Named Day Questions:

Christopher Chope Conservative, Christchurch

Chris Chope joined other members of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe on Monday 27th January in Strasbourg to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz.  Chris is a member of the Legal Affairs and Human Rights Committee of the Council of Europe and a former

Chris is joining other MPs in calling on the Chancellor in his budget on the 11th of March to consider a cut in beer duty.

UK beer duty is three times higher than the EU average and the rate of 54p for a pint of 5% beer is eleven times higher than in Germany or Spain.

Asked by Sir Christopher Chope(Chris

Named Day

'Named day' questions only occur in the House of Commons. The MP tabling the question specifies the date on which they should receive an answer. MPs may not table more than five named day questions on a single day.

Asked by Sir Christopher Chope

Named Day

'Named day' questions only occur in the House of Commons. The MP tabling the question specifies the date on which they should receive an answer. MPs may not table more than five named day questions on a single day.

Asked by Sir Christopher Chope

Named Day

'Named day' questions only occur in the House of Commons. The MP tabling the question specifies the date on which they should receive an answer. MPs may not table more than five named day questions on a single day.

Asked by Sir Christopher Chope

Named Day

'Named day' questions only occur in the House of Commons. The MP tabling the question specifies the date on which they should receive an answer. MPs may not table more than five named day questions on a single day.