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Debate on the Address: [First Day] (23 Nov 2004): Mr Michael Spicer: ...ban certain lottery causes, as well as goods and services that do not conform to certain religious beliefs. We will promote rural heritage, but we will ban the thing that symbolises rural heritage: hunting. I do not know why the Queen's Speech does not mention of banning the smoking of cigarettes in public places because we will apparently go ahead with that as well. Certainly, taxation...
Orders of the Day — Government of Wales Bill: Community Hospitals (2 Mar 1998): Mr Michael Spicer: I shall not give way, as the hon. Gentleman did not give way to me in the debate on fox hunting—that issue has become his trade mark. Without having thought through the funding implications, the Prime Minister said when he came to Worcester that he would accelerate the building of a new acute hospital. Anyone who has examined the figures will know that that is what has brought this...
Orders of the Day — Coal Industry (16 Jul 1987): Mr Michael Spicer: ...made redundant on or before 28 March 1987. Since 29 March 1987, British Coal has been responsible for its own redundancy terms, as announced by my hon. Friend the Member for Wirral, West (Mr. Hunt) on 24 March last year. There are five schemes still in operation. They are set out in orders made in 1973, 1978, 1983, 1984 and 1986, as amended. They provide for deductions to be made from...

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