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Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Committee Mandates (23 May 2002)

Mr Michael Meacher: ...classification of Special Protection Areas progress in discussions with candidate countries on proposed modification of the Annexes of the Directive in light of future enlargement of EU sustainable hunting initiative action plans for endangered species listed in Annex I of the Directive list of bird species covered by Article 1 of the directive use of lead shot.

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Committee Mandates (23 May 2002)

Mr Michael Meacher: ...rhinos, tigers and bears and parts or derivatives thereof Status and transmission of SRG opinions Treatment of ecological threat species Marking of specimens in trade Use of transponders Import of hunting trophies Annual and biennial reports Outcome of CITES Committee meetings Imports of reptiles from Madagascar.

Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Bushmeat (14 May 2002)

Mr Michael Meacher: ...with helping to eradicate world poverty, also recognises the need to address concerns about the pressures on endangered species of the bushmeat trade. DfID's concern about bushmeat is focused on the impact of the hunting, selling and consumption of bushmeat on the food security and livelihoods of poor people. For instance, DfID has supported the implementation of forestry laws in Cameroon...

Orders of the Day — Child Support Bill [Lords] (4 Jun 1991)

Mr Michael Meacher: ...important enough to give them the front page lead on that day. Two paragraphs are worth quoting. It said that Tory Back Benchers fear the Government will be caught on the hop by Labour promises to hunt down the fathers. Opposition social security spokesman Michael Meacher has said Labour's next election manifesto will include a scheme to improve the legal and tax systems to help single...

Orders of the Day — Housing Finance Bill [Third Allotted Day] (8 May 1972)

Mr Michael Meacher: ...need help in order to pay rebates. By this means surpluses as well as subsidies will be drawn from relatively low rent areas to relatively high rent areas. Yet it is low rents that are chiefly in poor regions and high rents that are chiefly in well-off regions. That means that the areas that have been picked out by the Hunt Report, for instance. as those most in need of economic aid will...