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NHS Commissioning (20 Feb 2007): Helen Jones: I am grateful for the opportunity to have this short debate on the impact on higher education of changes to the NHS, because they are worrying and, if not tackled, potentially very serious. Training for nurses and other health care professionals is dealt with in contracts between health authorities and higher education institutions and is paid for from part of the multi-professional education...
Orders of the Day: Health and Education (16 Nov 2006): Helen Jones: ...pleased to contribute to this debate on the Queen's Speech, which continues much of the work that the Government have already begun, and which addresses critical problems that we must face, such as climate change, organised crime and the security of our people. A number of my remarks will be about security, because despite our economic successes, we all know that there is a feeling of...
Orders of the Day — Vehicles (Crime) Bill (18 Dec 2000): Ms Helen Jones: ...of the Bill, as you have instructed, Mr. Deputy Speaker. There was much discussion in last week's debate on the Loyal Address on the problems of lawlessness and anti-social behaviour, and the climate of fear and insecurity that they create. However, it struck me that there was little reference in that debate to the problems of vehicle crime, which accounts for one fifth of recorded crime,...

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