Scott in Parliament

Chamber 2021

In January 2021, HM Queen Elizabeth II was pleased to approve Scott Mann MP's appointment as a Government whip. Serving in the Government Whip's Office means that Scott is involved in some of the biggest decisions in Parliament and holds regular meetings with fellow MPs from across the country.

Unfortunately, as a Whip, Scott is no longer able to speak in the House of Commons, however, you will still see him on the front bench representing the Government as Minister on duty during proceedings.

You can read Scott's archived speeches and questions to Ministers in Parliament below (provided by theyworkforyou):

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q You mentioned some of the cyber-threats to elections.

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q Thank you, Poppy, for being here this afternoon.

Examination of Witnesses | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q Thank you very much for being with us this afternoon.

Examination of Witnesses | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q One final question from me: I would welcome your reflections on some of the new powers to address some of these state threats, particu

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q Professor Martin, thank you very much for appearing in front of us today.

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q With your extensive knowledge in this space, it would be really interesting to have an understanding of how the threat has changed sin

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q How big is the risk to the UK of disinformation?

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q May I ask you about—it might be interesting for the Committee to understand—the Electoral Commission’s key functions in relation to th

Examination of Witnesses | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Welcome. Do you agree that the UK’s ability to deter, detect and disrupt state threats will improve with the passage of the BillQ52 ?

Examination of Witness | National Security Bill | Public Bill Committees

Q Can you describe the threat of foreign interference in our elections, as understood by the commission?