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Results 1-5 of 5 for hunting speaker:John Spellar
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (9 Jul 2008) has video
John Spellar: Given the settled view of Parliament and the public that fox hunting should be banned, is my right hon. and learned Friend surprised that some are still suggesting that they should try to overturn that ban? Can she reassure me that that is not the policy of this Government, and in her reply, could she tempt the Opposition spokesman to make clear what his party's policy is?
- Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Wildlife: Cyprus (11 Jun 2008)
John Spellar: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what recent discussions he has had at EU level on the compliance with EU law of hunting and trapping of wild birds in Cyprus and Malta.
- Points of Order: Conventions of Parliament (17 Jan 2007)
John Spellar: ...between the two Houses?" Colleagues might recall that we got quite close to that situation when a case was brought before the House of Lords over the use of the Parliament Act in relation to the Hunting Bill. It was extremely imprudent to have considered that case, because a certificate had been properly produced by a former Speaker—in 1949, I think—for the amendment of the...
- Royal Hospital Haslar (20 Oct 1999)
Mr John Spellar: ...also close co-operation at senior level between my Department and the Department of Health. That co-operation will be not only at official level. Shortly, I shall be meeting my noble Friend, Lord Hunt, the Under-Secretary of State for Health to discuss health care arrangements in the Portsmouth area and other related matters. As the hon. Member for Gosport kindly mentioned, I also look...
- War Memorial (Romford) (21 Apr 1999)
Mr John Spellar: ...towns across the country. It is right that we remember that, which is why this particular venture is so much to be encouraged. As my hon. Friend said, amidst the rubble, a reproduction of Holman Hunt's famous painting "The Light of the World" survived, and still survives, in St. John's church. A passage quoted from "Ordeal in Romford" says that in a sea of devastation, 'The Light of the...