Name: ナディーン・ドリーズ、企業法案に異議を唱える (Nadine Dorries Debating The Enterprise Bill)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:33:57.000Z
Duration: 1 min 55 s
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Patel, who was short listed a runner up as retailer of the year last year, came to the House of Commons, who operates the local Torrington, Denise, that in my constituency he's opened a number of stores in my constituency.

He is an amazing small retailer who recently has taken a derelict pup in my constituency and turned into a restaurant on his words.

Are this all these that actually, he doesn't want this?

They wants me to vote against because his pub is at its busiest, with families enjoying themselves on a Sunday on here sing incredibly worried that should this pass.

And should the the biggest doors open on Sundays that pumps like his his will not fail because it is not business on a Sunday with families enjoying ourselves at the pubs, which actually is the difference between his local pub being profitable or no?

He also doesn't want me to support this because of the impact on his small high street shops, which are valued by local communities In my constituency.

It's not particularly easy to get up to the big stores and people depend on the small high street stores.

But if they were in a full day, that will be quite different.

People would make the effort to go up to the biggest doors and travel into London.

Um, I would have a huge impact on local shops in May.

I would just, like sit to declare an interest.

Oh, a local shop on DIT Waas actually has member opposite quoted Trafford Centre.

 I would just say that when the truck that center opened and got busy, the family, local shopped, stopped opening on a Sunday and began to suffer as a result. 