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Results 1-5 of 5 for hunting speaker:Gary Streeter
- Haemophilia (20 Nov 2001)
Mr Gary Streeter: ...all its beauty and its outstanding Members of Parliament, the west country is not a good place to live if one is a haemophiliac suffering from hepatitis C. In a written answer on 10 May 2001, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath said that the Department was carefully considering the case for extending provision of re-clotting factors to all haemophiliac patients in England. Has any progress been made...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Corruption (14 Mar 2001)
Mr Gary Streeter: ...the right hon. Lady now accept her share of collective Cabinet responsibility for that extraordinary failure to legislate? It is not good enough to say that the issue is complicated. The issue of hunting is complicated, but the Government found time for that. Will she explain why her Government continue to turn a blind eye to the fraudulent and the corrupt?
- Wild Mammals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill: Power to Amend (13 Mar 1998)
Mr Gary Streeter: I was brought up on a dairy farm, and my father never gave permission to the local hunt to ride over his land, but from time to time the hunt did so. Is not my right hon. Friend's point that the Bill might have made a criminal of a law-abiding farmer who did not give express permission, but did not put up barricades to stop the hunt?
- Opposition Day: Wildlife (Conservation) (19 Jul 1994)
Mr Gary Streeter: .... I anticipate pressure, however, in years to come to increase the list of protected species, for example, to include foxes and deer. I want my hon. Friend's assurance that those who want to ban hunting in this country will not be able to use the measure to introduce, through the back door, legislation op which the people have firmly closed the front door. 'The best guardians of the...
- Prayers: Manufacturing (Productivity) (11 Jun 1993)
Mr Gary Streeter: ...our proposals will increase public spending, but I'm not prepared to put a figure on it. Have Labour Members learnt nothing over all these years? I once saw a very good musical in London called "The Hunting of the Snark". It was about a group of hapless adventurers who set off to try to locate a mythical beast called the Snark. It reminds me very much of the Labour shadow Cabinet in...