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Orders of the Day: Disabled Children (Family Support) Bill (23 Feb 2007)

Tom Clarke: It is always a pleasure to follow the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) and particularly today, when he outlined the official Opposition's response to the Bill with commendable clarity and in a way that will not only be helpful to us during the remainder of the debate but as discussions of these issues inevitably continue. I also assure the hon. Member for Banbury (Tony Baldry),...

Disabled People (4 May 2006)

Tom Clarke: ..., that is all the more clear and all the more profound. I am pleased to give her my support in today's extremely important debate. I also welcome the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) to his duties. During the period to which I am referring, I was the shadow Cabinet spokesperson on disability, working with the right hon. Member for Richmond, Yorks (Mr. Hague). I welcomed then,...

Phillips Inquiry (15 Feb 2001)

Mr Tom Clarke: ...? In the light of the clear evidence of incompetence, what do we do to respond to the needs of the se who have been so deeply affected?" My constituents seek the truth: they want neither a witch hunt nor a white wash. They will have been helped by our consideration of the Phillips report today. I initially raised some of the issues under discussion today in a debate in December 1999 I...

Cable Systems and Services (30 Jun 1983)

Mr Tom Clarke: ...that the quality of programmes and presentation is preserved. They have family responsibilities which we cannot simply disregard as irrelevant to the free market. Reference has been made to the Hunt report, which has had a substantial influence on the Government's thinking, although clearly the Government have not accepted all its recommendations. The composition of the Hunt report...