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Bali (21 Oct 2002): Mr Menzies Campbell: ...Court judge or figure of similar calibre, with a request to conduct a private investigation and to report to the Prime Minister, not for the purpose of seeking scapegoats or indulging in a witch hunt, but to see what lessons need to be learned for the future? In the matter of consular assistance, it is clear that, in spite of their valiant efforts, the United Kingdom consular staff were...
Afghanistan (20 Mar 2002): Mr Menzies Campbell: I apologise on behalf of my hon. Friend the Member for Hereford (Mr. Keetch), who is unavoidably absent. I shall allow myself the indulgence of the following thought. Whatever our views on hunting—I accept that there are very strong views on both sides of the House—it is a relief that this week we have found time, however it was achieved, for a debate on the deployment of so many...
Scott Report (26 Feb 1996): Mr Menzies Campbell: ...Do the Government think that the public were not entitled to know of those things? If so, let them say so and then the public can make their own judgment. Some say that this should not be a witch hunt. "Why", they ask, "should the Chief Secretary take responsibility?" I do not reflect on the Chief Secretary's honour, but I ask him to reflect on this. What confidence can the public have in...

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