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Most recent annotations on things by Baroness Hanham

  • dunc wilson: I would point all learners to http://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/e n/ (28 March 2011)
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  • Leonard Loughrey: We must move away from the concept that a mobile home is a chattel or caravan, its my home its a residence that is recognized by local councils, rates contribute to the area, the 1983 Mobile Home... (9 July 2010)
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  • Stephen Paterson: I would mention in passing that it is highly regrettable that nobody has used the opportunity in this legislation to amend the Sexual Offences Act 2003 in its lack of definition of 'controlling'... (26 August 2009)
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  • Stephen Paterson: Whilst agreeing with much of what the Noble Baroness says, I must query her (and others') assertions of the extent of human trafficking for sexual exploitation (HTfSE), dreadful business though... (12 July 2009)
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  • Éamonn Ó Gribín: Why is Irish Gaelic not included? (18 May 2009)
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  • Basharat Khan: I totally agree with the comments of Eugene, it is not fair to apply new law to the migrants already in the UK. When someone migrates to the UK, he or she is asked to make this country permanent... (10 March 2009)
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  • Eugene : The above point of avoiding retrospection which has been stressed by other other noble Lords is very important. Lord Brett seems to suggest that the transitional arrangements may apply to those... (8 March 2009)
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  • David Mery: For more details on "Retention guidelines for nominal records on the police national computer" and how these affect DNA retention see http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/01/07/... (5 November 2008)
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  • Dilys Wood: Cannabis is illegal and has been since 1928. Why then does the speaker believe that reclassifying to Class B would deter anyone from its use? This will simply criminalise more people, leading to... (1 November 2007)
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