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Holocaust (Return of Cultural Objects) Bill: Leaseholders' Rights Bill (26 Jun 2009) has video

Stephen McCabe: You didn't hear it!

Public Bill Committee: Borders, Citizenship and Immigration Bill [Lords]: Clause 32 (11 Jun 2009)

Stephen McCabe: I can talk all day.

Orders of the Day: European Union (Audit of Benefits and Costs of UK Membership) Bill (20 Jun 2008) has video

Stephen McCabe: Violently?

Public Bill Committee: Human Fertilisation and Embryology Bill [Lords]: Clause 24 (5 Jun 2008)

Stephen McCabe: I am advised that we will probably not be able to complete the clause stand part debate in the time that some of us might have hoped. Consequently, I beg to move that further consideration of the Bill be now adjourned.

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Clause 121 (24 Jan 2008)

Stephen McCabe: On a point of order, Mr. Hood, I am mindful of the the former profession of the hon. Member for Eddisbury, but is it possible to indicate that he is not being paid by the word in this Committee?

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Clause 121 (24 Jan 2008)

Stephen McCabe: On a point of order, Mr. Hood, is it in order for the hon. Gentleman to question whether there is an entitlement to the benefit, when the amendment mentions solely the time when it should be paid?

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Clause 121 (24 Jan 2008)

Stephen McCabe: Answer the question.

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Further written evidence to be reported to the House (8 Jan 2008)

Stephen McCabe: I am trying to understand something. I might have missed the point here: you said that  doctors will be more careful and cautious. What is the opposite of that? Would they be cavalier and less cautious? What is it that you are currently doing that will change if you are to become more careful and cautious? How are you operating currently?

Public Bill Committee: Health and Social Care Bill: Further written evidence to be reported to the House (8 Jan 2008)

Stephen McCabe: And being more careful and cautious would not be in the best interests of your patients? I am struggling to understand.

Public Bill Committee: Company Law Reform Bill [Lords]: Clause 642 (18 Jul 2006)

Stephen McCabe: On a point of order, Mr. Bercow. I am aware that the hon. Gentleman is looking increasingly uncomfortable. I do not know if he needs a short break. I wonder if we might have a two-minute suspension so that he can have that break and we have a chance to splash some cool water on our faces.

Public Bill Committee: Company Law Reform Bill [Lords]: Clause 642 (18 Jul 2006)

Stephen McCabe: On a point or order, Mr. Bercow. What part of the clause is the hon. Gentleman referring to at that moment?

Public Bill Committee: Company Law Reform Bill [Lords]: Clause 642 (18 Jul 2006)

Stephen McCabe: On a point of order, Mr. Bercow. Is there a record for the amount of time wasted on a Bill that the Opposition claim to want to support?

Public Bill Committee: Company Law Reform Bill [Lords]: Clause 243 (13 Jul 2006)

Stephen McCabe: On a point of order, Mr. Illsley. Is there anything you can do to ensure that we concentrate on scrutinising the Bill rather than having to listen to a repetitious, time-wasting monologue from the only Tory in the room?

Orders of the Day: Confident Consumers (11 May 2006)

Stephen McCabe: I beg to ask leave to withdraw the motion. Motion, by leave, withdrawn.

Written Answers — Transport: Walking/Cycling (18 Apr 2006)

Stephen McCabe: To ask the Secretary of State for Transport when the Government will publish (a) updated guidance on cycle friendly infrastructure and (b) final versions of the planned local transport notes on walking and cycling.

Written Answers — Health: Pharmacies (18 Apr 2006)

Stephen McCabe: To ask the Secretary of State for Health whether it is her policy that patients should continue to have access to pharmacists for advice and support following the enactment of the Health Bill.

Written Answers — Education and Skills: School Meals (18 Apr 2006)

Stephen McCabe: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what provision will be made for schools committed to long-term contractual arrangements with vending machine suppliers if the proposed ban on junk food sales contained in the draft guidelines from the School Food Trust is implemented.

Identity Cards Bill (29 Mar 2006)

Stephen McCabe: I want to make a very brief contribution. I was a member of the Committee that considered the original Bill and it seems to me that few Bills have been subject to as much debate and scrutiny as this one. I was interested to hear the hon. Member for North Southwark and Bermondsey (Simon Hughes) tell us that millions of people are against this measure. In my constituency, it seems that...

Identity Cards Bill (29 Mar 2006)

Stephen McCabe: That is very simple: I regularly speak to thousands of my voters, and I listen to what they say. It is a simple process, and I commend it to my hon. Friend. The provision will be tested in the future, but tonight's result means that we will be able to get on with introducing it. If people think that it is wrong, they can test it at an election and cause it to be undone. However, the goal has...

Consumer Credit Bill: Clause 7 — Further provision relating to statements (29 Mar 2006)

Stephen McCabe: I do not doubt that international situations are difficult, as the hon. Gentleman says, but surely that is no reason not to proceed with the measures tonight.