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Public Bill Committee: Off-Road Vehicles (Registration) Bill (11 Jul 2007): Graham Stringer: ...that this is only the second Labour Back Bencher’s private Member’s Bill since 1997 thatthe Government have not supported that has had a Second Reading. The other one, the Wild Mammals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill, had a Second Reading but did not immediately become law. Whatever hon. Members’ views were on foxhunting, that Bill highlighted the importance of the issue, and...
NHS Structure (Northern Greater Manchester) (24 Jan 2006): Graham Stringer: ...post. The trade unions and a consultant said to me, in effect, that it is all right for the director of human resources to go, but he was the chief executive's representative on earth. He was head-hunted and appointed by the chief executive, and his actions were under the direct control of the chief executive. It is unlikely that the communications and management style will change. On the...
Children's Services (Manchester) (20 May 2003): Mr Graham Stringer: ...there should be a separate children's trust. The rather anodyne euphemisms used in the consultation document explained that that was happening to secure significant investment. My noble Friend Lord Hunt made it absolutely clear that the funding for the private finance initiative would not be available if the private sector had to deal with two separate trusts. That was the real driver...

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