Debates

Michael Gove calls on the Government to proscribe Hizb ut-Tahrir and for the PM to make a statement explaining why it has not been proscribed.  read more »

Michael Gove supports the Emergency Workers (Obstruction) Bill which makes in an offence to obstruct emergency workers.  read more »

Michael Gove supports a Conservative private member's bill calling for an audit of infrastructure networks in the South East in light of pressures for significant housing development.  read more »

In his role of Shadow Minister for Housing, Michael Gove speaks out against insensitive development and calls for autonomy for local government in planning decisions.  read more »

During the debate following the Government's announcement of the publication of its response to the Deepcut Review, Michael Gove praises work currently being done at Deepcut and calls for clarification about the future of the training establishment.  read more »

Michael Gove speaks out against Home Information Packs as a significant state intervention in the property market which will add to the cost of buying a home.  read more »

Michael Gove supports the Bill as it will lead to developments in the energy field and promote microgeneration. He welcomes the requirement for local authorities to take account of climate change and microgeneration when considering planning developments.  read more »

Michael Gove raises a point of order and calls for a debate on the Protection of Private Gardens (Housing Development) Bill.  read more »

Michael Gove supports a Bill to correct an anomaly with regard to delegation of powers by the Housing Corporation.  read more »

During a debate following the Home Secretary's statement on the London bombings, Michael Gove calls for a public inquiry to look at systemic failings within the security services.  read more »