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Opposition Day — [11th Allotted Day-First Part]: Civil Service (7 May 2008) has video

Peter Lilley: ...of Kuwait by Saddam Hussein. It took a long time; there were thousands of licences. The officials eventually came back and said, "All clear, Minister; not a single example. Only the export of two hunting guns were possibly against the sanctions regime." I then summoned in the members of the press one by one, and said to each of them, "Look, there are the 14,000 export licences. You can...

Children's Services (Hertfordshire) (12 Dec 2001)

Mr Peter Lilley: ...investment" in new Labour speak is a substitute for spending, and often means spending less than under the Conservative Government. The announcement by the Under-Secretary of State for Health, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, in November of an independent review of the decision gave local people some hope that the move to Watford could be averted. Plans were made for meetings with the review...

Hunting With Dogs (12 Jun 2000)

Mr Peter Lilley: Will the Home Secretary establish a further inquiry to ascertain whether there is a consistent moral principle in banning hunting with hounds while permitting angling, shooting and other field sports which result in cruelty or pain to animals? In the absence of such a principle, must we not conclude that the measure is either motivated by class antagonism or is the thin end of the wedge?

Orders of the Day — Opposition Day: Child Support Agency (10 Feb 1994)

Mr Peter Lilley: ...manager every year as to accuracy, adjudication, clearance times and service to customers. They are not assessed on the basis of how much money they have collected. There is no element of bounty-hunting. I hope that I have put the myth to rest. But even without those misapprehensions, there have been genuine concerns about the impact of the system. I decided that the best way to address...