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Written Answers — Defence: Warships (30 Mar 2009): Quentin Davies: Our present planning assumptions, which are routinely updated as required, are provided in the following table: Name Out of service date Hunt class HMS Ledbury 2019 HMS Cattistock 2020 HMS Brocklesbury 2020 HMS Chiddingfold 2020 HMS Middleton 2020 HMS Hurworth 2022 HMS Atherstone 2022 HMSQuorn 2023 Sandown c lass HMS Walney 2017 ...
Defence Procurement (26 Oct 2000): Mr Quentin Davies: ...delivery of the aircraft, which are clearly not performing properly at low speed and low altitude. The sonars for the Navy are a serious matter. Everyone agrees that the sonar 2193 is necessary for the Hunt class minesweepers, but when is it due to come on stream? It is at least two years behind, under the Labour Government. The sonar 2087 for the type 23 frigates is an even more...
Oral Answers to Questions — Prison Population (2 Mar 1998): Mr Quentin Davies: ...countryside rally, does the Home Secretary realise that, if he—not to mention his dreadful Government—goes much further along that road, and reduces the drink-driving limit and bans fox hunting, he will progressively bring the law into disrepute? Is it not about time that the Government thought before they regulated?

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