Results 1-5 of 5 for hunting speaker:John Horam

Neighbourhood Policing (12 Jan 2005)

Mr John Horam: ...—was being dealt with by just one beat officer. That is not all, however. I subsequently discovered that beat officer guarding the Door at the end of the main Committee Corridor when the Hunting Bill debate was interrupted and having two hours of her time wasted when she could have been down in Cray Valley doing her real job. That is an example of the problem of insufficient police...

Policing (London) (23 Jun 2000)

Mr John Horam: ...service. They then moved to the mess with asylum seekers and got into difficulty with e-commerce. Most recently, we have seen the football hooligans and the blatant political manoeuvring over fox hunting. Underneath all that, we have the worsening crime figures and policing. I have been in this House off and on since 1970 and this is the worst set of Home Office Ministers that I have...

Prayers: Guy's Hospital (10 Jul 1996)

Mr John Horam: .... Gentleman's scepticism about the dates that have been mentioned in the past, but I hope that this will be a red-letter day, if not a Jerusalem day, for Guy's. The target date for the move out of Hunt's house is also the summer of next year. As the hon. Gentleman knows, those developments will be examined by the Public Accounts Committee after the examination currently being conducted by...

Orders of the Day — Passenger Vehicles (Educa Tional and Other Purposes) Bill: Short Title, Interpretation, Commencement and Extent (20 May 1977)

Mr John Horam: I welcome the suggestion of the hon. Member for Eastbourne (Mr. Gow). If I had to choose, there is only one title for the Bill that I could perhaps prefer to "Minibus", and that is "Hunt". That would be an even shorter title, use even fewer letters and be even more graphic and memorable. I am sure that the measure will be known as the Hunt Act when it becomes law, just as many other measures...

Orders of the Day — Passenger Vehicles (Educational and Other Purposes) Bill (11 Feb 1977)

Mr John Horam: ...of the House if I intervene in the debate at this stage to give the Government's view of the problem we are considering this morning, and of the Bill sponsored by the hon. Member for Wirral (Mr. Hunt). If it is any comfort to the hon. Member for Eastbourne (Mr. Gow), my brief for this debate is headed "Minibus Bill" From the trend of his speech I should think that the title should be...