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Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Defence Exports (14 Jan 1997): Mr James Arbuthnot: .... Protectionism is extremely bad for the defence industry worldwide. We need a two-way street in the defence exports and imports of the United States, Canada and other countries. I also agree that Hunting Aviation's work for the Ministry of Defence is first class. We are evaluating a competition for T56 Aero engines. We have not yet reached a decision on that, but I entirely agree that we...
Estimates Day: British Forces (Bosnia) (18 Jul 1996): Mr James Arbuthnot: ...of support. IFOR will detain any indicted war criminals with whom it comes into contact in the performance of its mission and if the circumstances permit. Although IFOR does not have a mandate to hunt down indicted war criminals, it is increasing its presence throughout Bosnia in preparation for the elections, and that will impose a further constraint on the movement of indicted war...
Oral Answers to Questions — Defence: Military Equipment (28 Nov 1995): Mr James Arbuthnot: My hon. Friend and I are in correspondence about that issue. I congratulate him on once again standing up for his constituents, something that he does so well. I agree with all that he says about Hunting Engineering.

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