PARLIAMENTARY DEBATE
Ultra Low Emission Zones - 24 November 2022 (Commons/Commons Chamber)

Debate Detail

Contributions from Mr Richard Holden, are highlighted with a yellow border.
Con
Elliot Colburn
Carshalton and Wallington
2. What assessment he has made of the level of public support for ultra low emission zone schemes.
  09:30:00
Mr Richard Holden
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Transport
Transport in London is devolved to the Mayor of London and Transport for London, which includes decisions about the London ultra low emission zone. It is the Mayor of London and TfL’s responsibility to consult and ensure that residents and businesses are fully engaged with the ULEZ and that their feedback is properly considered and responded to.
Mr Speaker
I call the shadow Minister, Gill Furniss.
Lab
  09:30:00
Gill Furniss
Sheffield, Brightside and Hillsborough
One way to build local support for promoting electric vehicles is by incentivising the switch to electric vehicles, but at the pace the Government are going, the UK is set to miss the target for 300,000 charge points not by one year or two years but by 17 years. This risks stalling the switch, and this week we learned that, far from charging ahead, this Government are slipping back, with rapid charging fund trials delayed.
Mr Holden
The Government are committed to decarbonising transport across the piece, whether it is in rail, road or my own section of buses. We have already seen hundreds of zero-emission buses delivered in London and thousands across the country.

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