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Pharmacy Payments (14 Jan 2009): Adrian Sanders: ...bolster the service. So far, there has been little co-ordination with primary care trusts, GP surgeries and pharmacies—in some cases, there has even been a spirit of competition between them. Lord Hunt has acknowledged that the NHS reform programme has adversely affected pharmacies and that not enough has been done to promote the wider range of services that they can offer. There is...
Dolphins and Other Cetaceans Protection (31 Mar 2004): Mr Adrian Sanders: ...action if a problem is discovered. Well, we have a problem. Sea bass, like the common dolphin, feed on mackerel. They chase the shoals during the season from Biscay to the Isle of Wight. Trawlers hunting bass drop their nets into the water and scoop up everything in sight. The dolphin chase the mackerel into the bottom of the trawl to feast, not noticing the change in water pressure. When...
Hunting Bill (16 Dec 2002): Mr Adrian Sanders: ...of the human being. I cannot understand how, in any circumstances, a trained dog tearing another animal apart could be described as humane. Surely this Bill ought therefore de facto to outlaw all hunting.

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