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Hunting Bill: Clause 1 — Hunting wild mammals with dogs (16 Nov 2004): Mr Francis Maude: ...Gerald Kaufman), but he has spoken for 21 minutes without at any stage addressing the merits of the case, which is disappointing. I normally have great respect for him. I remain opposed to a ban on hunting. I have not spoken on the issue in the House before but was moved to do so after listening to the speech made by the hon. Member for Ogmore (Huw Irranca-Davies), who spoke movingly and...
Orders of the Day — The Economy (1 Dec 1998): Mr Francis Maude: ...said where I have stated that we oppose the £40 billion extra on health and education. The right hon. Gentleman can send his Parliamentary Private Secretary across to his officials to get them to hunt through the files. I am sure that the right hon. Gentleman would not have made this allegation without having chapter and verse to hand. Let him get them now to prove what he says.
Sport for All (27 Jun 1997): Mr Francis Maude: ...more. Field sports are traditional sports with a high level of participation. Last year, for example, more than 700,000 people took part in shooting game and wildfowl, and more than 200,000 people hunted or followed hounds. Those are not, as many Labour Members seem to believe, sports for toffs; they are engaged in by a wide range of people, who feel offended and may not want to take...

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