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Hunting With Dogs (18 Mar 2002): Mr Michael Lord: With this it will be convenient to discuss motion No. 3—hunting with dogs: supervision—and motion No. 4—hunting with dogs: hunting under licence. [Interruption.]
Orders of the Day — Business of the House (18 Mar 2002): Mr Michael Lord: ...to move motion No. 1, the business motion, it might help if I say how Mr. Speaker proposes to proceed, assuming that the motion is agreed. Mr. Speaker proposes that motions Nos. 2, 3 and 4 on hunting with dogs be debated together. He has not selected any of the amendments to the motions, so at the end of the debate—presumably at 10 o'clock—he will put the questions on motions...
Points of Order (18 Mar 2002): Mr Michael Lord: I understand that both pro and anti-hunting demonstrators assembled in the area of Parliament square, totalling some 500 people, from midday today. The first priority for the police was to keep the two elements apart, and initially that was achieved successfully. Shortly after 2 pm, demonstrators blocked the traffic at the junction of Bridge street and Parliament street. Subsequently, police...
Orders of the Day — Wild Mammals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill (28 Nov 1997): Mr Michael Lord: Order. I should be grateful if our comments this morning were confined to fox hunting.

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