In Parliament

Nus is one of the most active MPs in Parliament, standing up for Wealden, raising the issues that matter, such as the poor train performance, opposing Gatwick expansion and unreliable rural broadband connections.

Nus has spoken close to 100 times in Parliament in the last year, and receieved answers to 42 written questions - both well above average among MPs.

You can see Nus Ghani's speeches and appearances in Parliament here:

China Spying Case (28 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Order. I come to Sir Iain Duncan Smith, after which Back-Bench Members will have a speaking limit of four minutes.

China Spying Case (28 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Follow that, Paul Waugh. I am told that you have four minutes.

China Spying Case (28 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call John Slinger, who I believe has a very considerate three-minute speech.

China Spying Case (28 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Order. Interventions should be short.

Delegated Legislation (27 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: With the leave of the House, I will put motions 2 to 5 together. Motion made, and Question put forthwith ( Standing Order No.

Victims and Courts Bill: Clause 11 - Reviews of Sentencing: time limits (27 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Order. Mr Mullan, we have to make sure that your speech is in scope of this Bill.

Victims and Courts Bill: Clause 11 - Reviews of Sentencing: time limits (27 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: Order. If I have confirmed that it is not in scope for Third Reading, then it is not in scope. Conclude swiftly!

Committees (27 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: We have a substantial number of motions to move so, with the leave of the House, I will take them collectively. Ordered,

Victims and Courts Bill: Clause 11 - Reviews of Sentencing: time limits (27 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the shadow Minister.

Decarbonisation of Cement (23 Oct 2025)

Nusrat Ghani: I call the Minister. I see he is very ably supported by Edmund Ward, whom I recall from my career history.