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Sir Jeremy Hunt corrected the Commons record on Topical Questions

22 March 2023 · Commons Hansard, Written Corrections · Treasury

The words were spoken in the Commons on 21 March 2023. The correction was made by letter from the Chancellor of the Exchequer (Jeremy Hunt), and printed in Hansard's Written Corrections on 22 March 2023. The figure £3 billion in the original became £2.3 billion in the correction. Altogether 2 words differ between the two versions.

The question

T9. OBR analysis of last week’s Budget has shown that there will be no real-terms growth in public services in 2023-24 and just 1% in 2024-25. Given the recent Patriotic Millionaires UK survey showing that more than seven in 10 millionaires want to have a fair tax on their wealth—by wealth, we are talking about £10 million of investable assets—will the Chancellor look at this?

Original and corrected words

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What I say to the hon. Lady, whom I greatly respect, is that we did a lot for public services in the autumn statement, including a £3 billion increase in the annual schools budget and an £8 billion increase in the annual health and care budget. We are always focusing on public services, and we do support a progressive tax system.What I say to the hon. Lady, whom I greatly respect, is that we did a lot for public services in the autumn statement, including a £2.3 billion increase in the annual schools budget and an £8 billion increase in the annual health and care budget. We are always focusing on public services, and we do support a progressive tax system.

The correction in Hansard.

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Receipt

Read fromhttps://hansard-api.parliament.uk/debates/debate/2572DC0E-2B2E-4896-849A-43FFCDFA1F9A.json
Date read15 October 2026
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