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Opposition Day: Foot and Mouth (28 Feb 2001)

Mr Nick Brown: ..., that it had been present for up to two weeks, the same day the whole of Great Britain was made a controlled area. All livestock movements and markets have been banned, as have country fairs, hunts and hare coursing held on farm land. The Government have granted a special licence to allow the movement, under strict conditions, of fallen stock to a rendering plant, a knacker's yard,...

Oral Answers to Questions — Agriculture, Fisheries and Food: Rural Economy (17 Dec 1998)

Mr Nick Brown: I do not care very much for class issues. It is what a person is that counts, not what his ancestors did. As for fox hunting, I shall vote to abolish it if the opportunity arises. The idea that the Home Office is currently considering—that of balloting on the issue, county by county—is worthy of exploration, and we shall see what the outcome of that is. The hon. Gentleman asked...

Prayers: Adjournment (Christmas) (3 Dec 1993)

Mr Nick Brown: ...of the agency but about the way in which it operates in practice. People who made agreements that they thought were lawful and reasonable, and that were accepted by both parties, are being hunted down for more money and those whom we assumed that the legislation and the agency were directed at are getting away with not making payments. The sums of money involved can be high, as I know...

Adjournment (Summer) (26 Jul 1993)

Mr Nick Brown: ...the Member for Newham, North-West (Mr. Banks). I hope that we will be able to send a message to the Norwegians that we want to save the whale. Whales are beautiful creatures, and should not be hunted and killed. There has been a range of calls during this short debate for statements and debates. If one thing is completely predictable, it is that the range of topics covered in our little...