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DOMESTIC SOURCING BY FOREIGN COMPANIES RECEIVING GOVERNMENT INCENTIVES

Early day motion 1017, tabled 4 February 2013 by Mary Glindon (Labour). Signed by 22 members.

That this House believes that the absence of government support and a proper industrial strategy needlessly hobbles British companies; further believes that this is compounded by confusion between Government departments with overlapping responsibilities; fears that the Wallsend-based OGN company which makes offshore rigs consequently lost 1,500 jobs to a South Korean company because Ministers are insufficiently tough in insisting on domestic sourcing by foreign companies although tax incentives are provided to such energy companies; and hopes that this lackadaisical approach will be remedied as a matter of urgency.

Signatures by party: Labour 19, DUP 1, Liberal Democrat 1, Respect 1.