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Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: London (Waste) (17 Oct 2006)

Andrew Love: ...package of measures for waste management set out in the Government's proposals for additional powers and responsibilities for the Mayor and the Assembly encourage London waste authorities to tackle climate change; and if he will make a statement.

Promotion of Volunteering Bill (5 Mar 2004)

Mr Andrew Love: ...interpreted as a decline in voluntarism in society, and there are deep-seated reasons why volunteering is suffering. I am not sure that the proposals in the Bill truly address the need to create a suitable climate for volunteering. Secondly, I want to touch on the terms of the Bill and its shortcomings, some of which were acknowledged by the hon. Member for Canterbury. Thirdly, I want to...

Cyprus (5 Nov 2002)

Mr Andrew Love: ...of contact between the two communities has declined, as everyone would recognise. People have grown older and forgotten and a new generation has grown up within the communities, which have both changed tremendously. The Turkish Cypriot community has been isolated in that period and there has been mass immigration of Turkish people from Anatolia, which has changed the situation in the north...

Mutual Societies (22 Jul 1998)

Mr Andrew Love: ...debate is: how do we preserve for future generations the right to those cheaper mortgages and higher savings rates? That is particularly relevant as the building society sector has been undergoing rapid change in the past few years, culminating in the conversion of five of the largest societies last year. Although that still leaves 70 societies with more than £130 billion in assets,...

Finance (No. 2) Bill (21 Apr 1998)

Mr Andrew Love: That has been a theme of Conservative arguments. In respect of the economy, the important thing is stability. Above all else, business wants a stable economic climate and that is what the measures in the Budget are designed to achieve. Stability is critical. We have already established the long-term monetary framework that will maintain low and stable inflation—that was the first step....

Prayers: Adjournment (Christmas) (17 Dec 1997)

Mr Andrew Love: ...widen the margins between their mortgage and savings rates. That has already been shown in research carried out by the Consumers Association. The building societies sector has been undergoing rapid change in the past few years and that has culminated in the conversion of five of the largest societies this year. However, that still leaves 70 societies with assets in excess of £130...

Pensions (Mis-selling) (25 Jul 1997)

Mr Andrew Love: ...1 per cent. of priority one cases. That lamentable record was matched, if not exceeded, by that of the Conservative Government. They did nothing, because they were responsible for creating the climate in which mis-selling could take place. Their failure can be summed up by the fact that more than 18,000 people who were mis-sold personal pensions died during their administration without...