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Written Answers — Energy and Climate Change: Departmental Marketing (8 Jun 2009): Ann Coffey: To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change how much has been spent by his Department on advertising in weekly and regional newspapers since its inception.
Opposition Day: Family-friendly Employment (9 Jul 1996): Ms Ann Coffey: ...in every aspect of people's lives. The messages that the Government send about what they consider important and the values that they hold are powerful—people listen. The Government set the climate, especially for employment practices. The Government's message has been that they are not interested in employees and that it is up to the market or to employers to deal with them. If the...
Clause 1: Arrangements for Provision of Residential Accommodation in Premises Managed by Voluntary Organisations etc. (1 Jul 1992): Ms Ann Coffey: ...that small homes will not be commercial enterprises. That is why I am worried that there are not to be regular inspections. I welcome the fact that, acccording to the Minister, there are to be changes in the annual returns to cover some of the issues that I raised. I understand the argument that we should not place unnecessary burdens on carers, but we should consider the matter from...

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