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MPs debate handling of Equitable Life

17 March 2010 (updated on 22 April 2010)

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Mark Hoban, Shadow Treasury Minister, introduced an opposition day debate on the handling of the Equitable Life collapse and its aftermath. Sarah McCarthy-Fry, HM Treasury Exchequer Secretary, responded to the debate

Opposition days

Opposition day debates are held on what are known as Opposition days which are allocated in the Commons during each parliamentary session to discuss subjects chosen by the opposition parties.

Twenty days per session are set aside for these and the opposition parties usually raise questions of policy and administration. They are listed online in the Parliamentary Calendar.