In Parliament

Before being elected a Deputy Speaker in 2013, Eleanor was a regular contributor to House of Commons debates. Rather than taking part in debates, she now chairs the House of Commons every day.

Learn more about the Office and role of the Deputy Speaker here.

Below you can read Dame Eleanor's speeches and appearances in Parliament (provided by theyworkforyou):

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

I thank the Chancellor of the Exchequer for his Budget statement. [Interruption.] I hope the House will settle down, please.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order. Mr Perkins, stop it.

Income Tax (Charge) | Commons debates

It is on this motion that the debate will take place today and on succeeding days.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order. We want to hear what the Chancellor of the Exchequer is actually saying. Enough.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

I thank the Chancellor of the Exchequer for his Budget statement. [Interruption.] I hope the House will settle down, please.

Income Tax (Charge) | Commons debates

It is on this motion that the debate will take place today and on succeeding days.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order. Mr Perkins, stop it.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order. We want to hear what the Chancellor of the Exchequer is actually saying. Enough.

Ways and Means - Financial Statement and Budget ReportWays and Means | Commons debates

Order.