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Written Answers — Home Department: Police (7 Nov 2006): Andrew Turner: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what grants are made from public funds to the (a) gay, (b) black and (c) Christian police associations; and what other associations there are representing groups within the police.
Written Answers — Defence: Departmental Teams (24 Jul 2006): Andrew Turner: ...of State for Defence what the (a) function is and (b) annual cost in each of the last three years was of the departmental (i) Diversity and Work Balance Team, (ii) Ethnic Monitoring Team, (iii) Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Team, (iv) Disability Steering Committee Team and (v) Gender Panel; whether he has considered the merits of amalgamating these bodies into one unit; and what...
Public Bill Committee: Local Government Bill: New Clause 1 - Repeal of prohibition on promotion of homosexuality (13 Feb 2003): Mr Andrew Turner: ...the misunderstanding about the purpose of section 2A. Surely that is an argument for making clearer what the law means. A local authority does not need an excuse not to give a grant to a gay organisation as it has the discretion to do so or not to do so. My local authority, which, as hon. Members will know by now, does not have a majority of Conservative members, voted overwhelmingly...

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