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Select Committees — Accommodation and Works (16 Jul 2001): Mr Andrew Stunell: ...at leisure. They can question Ministers and, importantly, civil servants and outside experts in a way that the House cannot. They can develop an esprit de corps or, put another way, they can hunt like a pack. If they get a scent, they can follow it in a way that parliamentary debate and question times do not allow. The hon. Member for Tiverton and Honiton (Mrs. Browning) and the Leader of...
Business Statement (2 Apr 2001): Mr Andrew Stunell: ...? Will she give an undertaking that several of the measures that are currently shuttling between this House and the other place will now have an opportunity for debate and resolution, including the Hunting Bill, the Health and Social Care Bill and—perhaps closest to my heart—the Adoption and Children Bill? Such legislation is long outstanding, but the House may now be able to...
Orders of the Day — Public Accounts (25 Nov 1999): Mr Andrew Stunell: ...comments of the hon. Member for South-West Hertfordshire (Mr. Page) on the way that political debate was replaced by consensus—or more, perhaps, that a pack of politicians was collectively hunting down inefficiency and bureaucracy not in competition, but in concert. That, too, is a tribute to the Committee's work. I have a few brief points—especially on the Committee's...

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