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Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Unauthorised Camping (14 Jul 2003): Ms Fiona Mactaggart: ...any guise are becoming almost entertaining. However, the hon. Lady makes a serious point about mass gatherings and the need for intelligence where mass gatherings are planned. I hope that the fox hunting community, which has put a great deal of effort into persuading us all that it is a law-abiding community, does not intend to break the law and organise in a way that means that people are...
House of Lords Reform (21 Jan 2003): Ms Fiona Mactaggart: ...Bills since I have been in the Commons have been changes for which I argued in the Chamber, but too often age and tradition have led the Lords to prevent reforms which are popular, such as the fox hunting ban, or which would end injustice, such as their failure to support the abolition of clause 28. In the debate taking place today and tomorrow, claims will be made that we fail to...
Orders of the Day — National Lottery Bill [Lords] (7 Apr 1998): Ms Fiona Mactaggart: ...is born. Since I was elected to the House, there are two matters on which I have been lobbied by the sort of people among whom I was born and brought up—one is the defence of their right to hunt furry foxes, and the other is the defence of their right to be overpaid consultants to bodies that have been milking the lottery until now, but which will not be able to do so in future.

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