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Orders of the Day: Clause 14 — Conditions of licences for treatment (20 May 2008) has video: Dari Taylor: ...there are serious complications. He could have continued by saying that there are few new and up-to-date studies for us to use in making an assessment, and that many of the outcomes in terms of gay and homosexual family structures have been defined according to the author's preference in the research, which has clearly defined the questions being asked. We know that we are in a very...
Adoption and Children Bill: Clause 44 — Suitability Of Adopters (4 Nov 2002): Ms Dari Taylor: Is the hon. Gentleman really saying that it is better for a child to be in one care establishment after another than to be adopted by unmarried or gay parents?
Adoption and Children Bill: Clause 44 — Suitability Of Adopters (4 Nov 2002): Ms Dari Taylor: ...." I ask the House to do that. I want to widen the debate, as we often believe that some groups in our communities will never accept that unmarried couples have the right to adopt or that unmarried gay couples, or gay couples that cannot marry, have no right to adopt. I refer to a letter from the Nottingham branch of the Catholic Children's Society, which, for 50 years, has been recruiting...

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