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Education and Skills Bill (30 Oct 2008): The Earl of Listowel: My Lords, the noble Baroness, Lady Morris, is very persuasive. However, we have entered a new economic climate. Mention was made of the voluntary organisations involved in supporting young people. Some of them are heavily dependent on donations. Given the change in the economic climate, we need to think whether it would be wise to put back these proposals from the Government. I hope that this...
Children Bill [HL] (30 Mar 2004): The Earl of Listowel: ...its way through Parliament causes me a great deal of concern. It is important to bear such children in mind. I warmly welcome the Bill and I want to cite an example of what may be its effects in changing the culture with regard to the provision of services for children. I recently visited a residential children's home for 12 children. Noble Lords may be aware that, in the past, educational...
Anti-social Behaviour Bill (18 Jul 2003): The Earl of Listowel: ..., especially if they are playing music littered with obscenities. Noble Lords will be aware of the special challenges to young people at the start of the 21st century: rising divorce rates; changes in employment patterns; a significant percentage of children with parents with problem drug addiction, according to a recent report; easy access to hardcore pornography on the Internet;...

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