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Disabled People (4 May 2006): Anne Begg: ...the debate. I intended to begin by listing all the positive things that the Government have done, but the wind has been taken out of my sails a wee bit. The hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) did the job for us. That in itself is a telling change, and I welcome the change in tone and mood from those on the Opposition Front Bench. The hon. Gentleman gave credit to the legislation...
Orders of the Day — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords] (29 Apr 2002): Miss Anne Begg: ...on this side of the House. I was astonished to hear that the hon. Member for Woodspring (Dr. Fox) thought that the Bill was a diversion, and more than one Conservative speaker has linked it to the hunting Bill, suggesting that both were somehow unimportant and a waste of the House's time. I find that incredible. I can understand that some Conservative Members who are well-known smokers...
Debate on the Address (6 Dec 2000): Miss Anne Begg: ...the mode of trial will bring English law into line with that in Scotland. The curfews on teenagers were piloted in Scotland, with some success. The House will be given a free vote on the issue of hunting with hounds, a barbaric practice about which more of my constituents have written to me than about any other subject. It has been a great honour to second the motion on the Loyal Address....

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