Speaking to the Leader of the House, Bob requests a Parliamentary debate to be held on 19 April to commemorate the 101st anniversary of the Jallianwala Bagh massacre in India.

During a debate in Parliament on rough sleeping, Bob addressed the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government and stated that, to achieve the aim on ending rough sleeping for good, 90,000 social homes need to be built a year, rather than the Minister's current proposal of 10

Bob was pleased to meet with campaigners from North London in an to attempt to coordinate efforts against Khan's planned proposals to build flats in Stanmore and Canons Park station car parks. 

Bob is delighted to have been elected to represent his fellow Conservative MPs on the Conservative Party Board. He recognises that there is a lot of important work ahead, and looks forward to tackling issues including finances, boundary changes and re-selection processes.

Bob is very pleased to be re-elected as chairman of the All-Party Parliamentary Group for British Hindus. He is looking forward to continuing the work that ensures the voices of all Hindus are heard in the House of Commons.

Speaking to the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government, Bob asked the Minister to, when reviewing the Homelessness Reduction Act 2017, provide the funding required and ensure that authorities were abiding by the spirit, as well as the letter, of the law.

Bob was delighted to have been elected as co-Chairman of the Indo-British All-Party Parliamentary Group in the House of Commons. He looks forward to continuing the development of the relationship between these two great nations.

Bob asked the Leader of the House of Commons for a debate on pension funds, particularly in the local government sector. Evidence has emerged that in London alone there is a £17.98 billion deficit between the assets and liabilities, the concern is that this is unsustainable.

In Parliament, Bob asked the Secretary of State for Scotland what unrealised capacity there is for using renewable resources in Scotland and how many jobs would be created as a result of enhancing that capability. 

During Parliament, Bob requested a debate on the London Plan, brought forward by Sadiq Khan. There are serious problems with the plan in relation to the green belt, parking issues, industrial land and density of housing, this would impact residents of London and the south-east.