TWGGS Tour of Parliament

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Greg met with Students from TWGGS studying politics in Years 12 and 13. Before taking them on a tour of Parliament and bringing them inside the Chamber of the House of Commons, Greg gave a talk on the roles and responsibilities of an MP. Afterwards, he took questions from students where he was asked whether he was watching Matt Hancock in the Jungle and whether he had taken part in the committee stage of a Bill.

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