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Orders of the Day — Children Leaving Care Bill [Lords]: Further Duties of Local Authorities Towards Children Whom They are Looking After (31 Oct 2000): Mrs Caroline Spelman: .... We remain concerned about the specific training and qualifications required of young persons' advisers. It is a particular concern of the National Children's Bureau. It was made clear by Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, on Report in the other place, that in his view the majority of personal advisers would be drawn from persons who now work with children in care or those leaving care. That was...
Orders of the Day — Food Standards Bill: Directions Relating to Breach of Duty or to International Obligations (8 Nov 1999): Mrs Caroline Spelman: ...Meat and Livestock Commission's 'Assured British' label". Conservative Members wholeheartedly support that scheme, but its impact is limited. Out of curiosity, I went to my local supermarket and hunted—in vain—for British smoked back bacon. There was Dutch and Danish bacon of that variety, as well as many packs with no country of origin identified at all. To work, the Assured...

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