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[John Bercow in the Chair] — Human Trafficking (24 May 2007)

Anthony Steen: ...for them to be found, as far as I know. I do not know how many police, if any, have looked for them—the Minister might know, or he might have been told whether there is a massive police hunt for 48 missing children—and whether the media had a small paragraph in a Sunday newspaper, I believe, saying that 48 children had disappeared, and how careless the local authorities were....

Military Training (Dartmoor) (5 Jul 1995)

Mr Anthony Steen: ...nooks and crevices for the boxes. Safety procedures could be made more rigorous, but I doubt whether they would solve the problem. Dartmoor should be used to the full, but the more it is used for hunting, hang-gliding, orienteering, or other leisure pursuits, the more likely it is that another accident will happen, however careful the military are. I pay tribute to the meticulous way in...

Deregulation (4 May 1993)

Mr Anthony Steen: ...the National Rivers Authority is concerned. It says that one cannot have a lake without a licence, and the licence costs money. The zoo director tells me that the environmental health officers are hunting him down because every load of rubbish must be categorised and be accompanied by a signed certificate. Should zoo staff really be clambering over skips counting coke cans and hamburger...

British Rail (Sleeper Service) (9 Mar 1983)

Mr Anthony Steen: ...from the north-west of Britain is well evidenced by the number of people in the public gallery and the number of hon. Members in the House, including my hon. Friend the Member for the Wirral (Mr. Hunt), who is in his usual place on the Front Bench and who has long been a supporter of the sleeper service. I should also mention early-day motion 126 in my name and that of other hon. Members,...

Bill Presented: Adjournment (Easter and May Day) (20 Mar 1978)

Mr Anthony Steen: ...the Labour Members stood up to speak in the debate, Mr. Deputy Speaker, no one had any idea what they would speak about. Certainly they did not give me or my hon. Friend the Member for Wirral (Mr. Hunt) any idea that they were to speak about the problems of Merseyside. I suggest that it was quite improper for them to allege that I and other Conservative Members representing Merseyside...