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Opposition Day — [17th Allotted Day]: NHS Dentistry (14 Oct 2009) has video: Colin Breed: ...), is not in his place, but he was suggesting that he might visit. I would welcome the visit to Cornwall of any health Minister—they could meet me or any of my colleagues—so that we can hunt down greater access to dentists. Greater access is simply not true down in Cornwall, and it has not been for years. It is about time equality of access was actually addressed.
Animal Husbandry (Welfare Standards) (11 Oct 2006): Colin Breed: ...slowly. The husbandry of circus animals needs some attention. I believe that not much of a case can be made for considering how they are transported and shown. The Government were keen to ban hunting and so on. I believe that, as a minimum, there ought to be some sort of licensing arrangement setting minimum standards for circus animals. As I say, I do not think that there is any need for...
Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Hunting (11 Mar 2002): Mr Colin Breed: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what the estimated size of the (a) fox, (b) hunting dog and (c) hunting horse population in the UK has been in each year since 1995 for which figures are available.

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