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Public Bill Committee: Energy Bill: Clause 17 (26 Feb 2008)

Stephen Ladyman: ...business. You’re in it to make money, and we’re going to lock you down and make sure that you pay every penny.” It includes clause 60, which I call the “We’re going to hunt you down to the ends of the Earth to make sure that you pay up” clause. It also includes clause 62, which I call the “Don’t you think you’re going to get tricky with...

Written Answers — Transport: A3 (Hindhead) (20 Jul 2006)

Stephen Ladyman: I refer the hon. Member to the answer I gave to the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) on 17 July 2006, Official Report, columns 1-2W.

A3 (Hindhead) (16 Nov 2005)

Stephen Ladyman: I am grateful to the hon. Member for South-West Surrey (Mr. Hunt) for securing this debate and bringing his concerns to the House. I think that we can start by accepting that there is some common ground. The stretch of road that we are talking about undoubtedly suffers from bad congestion, journey-time unreliability and a poor accident record, and I guess that we can also accept the social...

Health Funding (Buckinghamshire) (10 Feb 2004)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: ...the hon. Lady and her colleagues deployed a few weeks ago when we debated foundation hospitals. Then, she said that foundation hospitals would pay more and create a two-tier service. She can either hunt with the hounds or run with the fox, but she needs to rethink that. From the hon. Member for South Cambridgeshire (Mr. Lansley) we heard the first of the new Tory leadership's tax and...

Written Answers — Health: Maternity Services (Shropshire) (6 Oct 2003)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: ...maternity leave are not available to be offered permanently to new staff. However the Royal Shrewsbury Hospital NHS Trust (which is responsible for the maternity unit at the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital) has been involved in a number of initiatives to help address the current situation. These include: advertising in the nursing press; and midwifery recruitment stands at...

Written Answers — Health: MRI Scanners (15 Jul 2003)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: holding answer 11 July 2003 The magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanners at the Princess Royal Hospital National Health Service Trust and the Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Orthopaedic Hospital NHS Trust fit within the criteria for replacement indicated in my right hon. Friend, the then Secretary of State's announcement on the 22 May 2003, Official Report, column 47WS. It is proposed that...

Written Answers — Health: NHS Trust Budget Deficits (23 Jun 2003)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: ...the trusts was as follows. £ Forecast deficit for 2002–03 Royal Shrewsbury Hospital NHS Trust 1.9 million Princess Royal Hospital NHS Trust 1.2 million Robert Jones and Agnes Hunt Hospital NHS Trust 800,000 These figures are subject to audit of the annual accounts.

Public Bill Committee: Criminal Justice and Police Bill: New Clause 6 - Police directions stopping the harassment etc of a person in his home (6 Mar 2001)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: ...been at her constituency office, at the House of Commons or in the local high street. It is not appropriate to demonstrate at someone's private home. Before Opposition Members jump up and ask about hunt saboteurs, I say that if people are engaged in a legal activity they are entitled to the protection of the law, whether they are hunting or doing anything else. It will not be lawful for...

Clause 1: Exclusion of Hereditary Peers (15 Feb 1999)

Dr Stephen Ladyman: ...than we could. He forgets that 300 hereditary Conservative peers were bussed in to carry the Maastricht treaty, which he now says is wrong. He forgets that we could not pass legislation against fox hunting in this Parliament because of the hereditary peers, and that is a campaign for which he has fought all his political life. In the few moments that remain before 10 pm, I want to refer...