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Orders of the Day — Crime and Punishment (Scotland) Bill: Repeals (29 Jan 1997): Mr Michael Connarty: ..., the problems there will be repeated throughout the prison system in Scotland. The Minister will be aware that the situation at Cornton has been artificially produced by the Government's closure of Castle Huntly young offenders institution and moved the prisoners from there mainly to Polmont, with a proposed onward move to a wing of Cornton Vale prison. We have debated Cornton Vale at...
New clause 10: 'Education Committees (18 May 1994): Mr Michael Connarty: ...conspiracy as he is a man of integrity. The Government are not considering the long term. In a generation from now, will children from Stirling simply cross the border to Falkirk? If they have to hunt round the markets of Scotland for the provision that they need, the Government will be damned for what they are doing. My main worry is that the arbiter will be the Secretary of State. Under...

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