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Prayers: Autism Bill (19 Jun 2009) has video

Cheryl Gillan: ...is important; it is also continuing the momentum in other Departments where there has been partial awareness of the strategy and partial implementation of it? One of the things that I have been hunting for in the NAO report is that since November 2005 the Department responsible for disability employment advisers, the DWP, has been taking on updated training so that the advisers are more...

[Mr. Bill Olner in the Chair] — Post Office Closures (Buckinghamshire) (22 Jul 2008)

Cheryl Gillan: ...plans, as we all know in Buckinghamshire. My hon. and learned Friend the Member for Beaconsfield and my hon. Friends the Members for Aylesbury (Mr. Lidington) and for Wycombe and I, have often hunted as a pack in this Chamber on health matters. I believe that Amersham hospital wants to become a foundation trust and to increase out-patient numbers, which means that there will be increased...

UK Space Policy (23 Nov 2005)

Cheryl Gillan: As the hon. Gentleman has chosen a party political platform, perhaps he would acknowledge that the British National Space Centre was started by a Conservative Government. He should face Lord Hunt of Wirral in the other place and tell him that we did nothing about science and technology. We did a tremendous amount about it, including starting the framework for action, and the hon. Gentleman...

Public Bill Committee: Drugs Bill: Clause 9 - Initial assessment following testing for presence of class A drugs (3 Feb 2005)

Mrs Cheryl Gillan: I was hunting for that information before, and I wanted to include it in my contribution to the clause stand part debate. At the end of 2003, a major providers group, with which I am sure the Minister is totally familiar, published a very useful report on the opportunities for and barriers to drug treatment, in which it made a specific point about the work force. It said: ''There is...

New Clause 10 — Victims of persons subject to hospital order with restriction order: representations: Clause 16 — Higher fixed penalty for repeated road traffic offences (27 Oct 2004)

Mrs Cheryl Gillan: ...that fully explains to me how he will deal with the issue. I refer to the possibility that people being surcharged can exchange their fine and surcharge for work. I will not delay the House by hunting for the appropriate passage in the Committee proceedings, but he said that he was not sure how the proposals would work but that it would be possible to exchange the fine and the surcharge...

Strategic Export Controls (14 Dec 2000)

Mrs Cheryl Gillan: It is simply not good enough to say some time early next year. The Government have found parliamentary time for a Bill on fox hunting, but they do not consider the matter that is before us to be important enough to introduce a Bill that has a chance of being enacted before the general election. The public will judge for themselves.