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Written Answers — Home Department: Hunting: Prosecutions (18 Feb 2008): Stephen Hesford: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many prosecutions there have been for hunting foxes with dogs since 2005; and what steps her Department is taking to enforce the Hunting Act 2004.
Public Bill Committee: Legal Services Bill [Lords]: Clause 18 (19 Jun 2007): Stephen Hesford: With respect to that point and that made by Lord Hunt of Wirral in the other place, I find myself agreeing with Baroness Ashton. The measures in new clause 14 and amendment No. 256 would be bureaucratic; they would set up a new system—the so-called register. It would lack transparency, which would drive a coach and horses through one of the aims of the Bill—to bring in new...
Orders of the Day — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (3 Jul 1997): Mr Stephen Hesford: ...directs that I now mention my predecessors, and I do so gladly. Indeed, I would do so even if convention did not direct me in that way. I have the honour of succeeding the right hon. David Hunt MBE. Before him, the seat—Wirral as it was then—was held by a former occupant of the Chair, the late Lord Selwyn-Lloyd. I have had the considerable benefit of being able to read the...

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