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This may come as a surprise to the hon. Gentleman, but even on occasions of Government business significantly fewer than half of all Members vote. We should not weigh the votes, except to say that on all occasions there have been significant votes clearly in favour of the Bills, and...
This may come as a surprise to the hon. Gentleman, but even on occasions of Government business significantly fewer than half of all Members vote. We should not weigh the votes, except to say that on all occasions there have been significant votes clearly in favour of the Bills, and...
I had best adhere carefully to the strictures that you place upon me, Mr. Deputy Speaker, and allow my hon. Friend if not to rest in peace at least to sit in peace. I shall make a few brief points. It is unnecessary to rehearse the arguments that were made...
I had best adhere carefully to the strictures that you place upon me, Mr. Deputy Speaker, and allow my hon. Friend if not to rest in peace at least to sit in peace. I shall make a few brief points. It is unnecessary to rehearse the arguments that were made...
I rise to support the Bill that the hon. Member for Canterbury (Mr. Brazier) has sponsored and the Nottingham City Council Bill. Owing to the pressures of high office, my hon. Friend the Member for Nottingham, East (Mr. Heppell), who is sitting beside me, is not in a position to...
I rise to support the Bill that the hon. Member for Canterbury (Mr. Brazier) has sponsored and the Nottingham City Council Bill. Owing to the pressures of high office, my hon. Friend the Member for Nottingham, East (Mr. Heppell), who is sitting beside me, is not in a position to...
I wish to move the Nottingham City Council Bill formally, Madam Deputy Speaker.
I wish to move the Nottingham City Council Bill formally, Madam Deputy Speaker.
It is because they have an amazing and accurate strength of belief in my capacity to advocate their case. That is what the answer amounts to. My powers of rhetoric are clearly well received by my Nottingham colleagues. As a former student at the university of Nottingham, perhaps I have...
It is because they have an amazing and accurate strength of belief in my capacity to advocate their case. That is what the answer amounts to. My powers of rhetoric are clearly well received by my Nottingham colleagues. As a former student at the university of Nottingham, perhaps I have...
I am cautious, but I shall not be discourteous to the hon. Gentleman.
I am cautious, but I shall not be discourteous to the hon. Gentleman.
That this House welcomes the publication of the report, Beg, Steal or Borrow by the Nottingham Young People's Benefit Campaign; welcomes its conclusions, namely that income support should be restored for unemployed 16 and 17 year olds, that age related benefits for under 25 year olds should be abolished, that high quality training with realistic allowances should be available and that there should be increased employment and housing opportunities for young people; and calls upon Government Ministers to take the necessary steps to promote the well-being of young people both in Nottinghamshire and across the country.
That this House welcomes the publication of the report, Beg, Steal or Borrow by the Nottingham Young People's Benefit Campaign; welcomes its conclusions, namely that income support should be restored for unemployed 16 and 17 year olds, that age related benefits for under 25 year olds should be abolished, that...