Results 1-4 of 4 for hunting speaker:Keith Vaz

Written Answers — Health: NHS Trusts (5 Jun 2006)

Keith Vaz: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) how many chief executives were recruited to NHS trusts in 2005; (2) how many of the chief executives recruited to NHS trusts in 2005 (a) were head hunted and (b) applied for advertised vacancies; (3) how many of the chief executives recruited to NHS trusts in 2005 came from a background predominantly in the private sector.

Written Answers — Health: NHS Trusts (2 Jun 2006)

Keith Vaz: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) how many chief executives were recruited to NHS trusts in 2005; (2) how many of the chief executives recruited to NHS trusts in 2005 were (a) head hunted and (b) applied for advertised vacancies; (3) how many of the chief executives recruited to NHS trusts in 2005 came from a background predominantly in the private sector.

Rural England (26 Jan 1995)

Mr Keith Vaz: ...to rural roads by promoting the use of rail for the movement of goods. The proper use of the railway system is one of the most effective ways of protecting the rural environment. The organised hunting of foxes, deer, hares and other animals for pleasure, in which pain and suffering is inflicted, is unacceptable. The present law relating to cruelty to animals is seriously flawed, as...

Orders of the Day — Industry and Environment (22 Nov 1989)

Mr Keith Vaz: ...on three occasions have misled the people. I naively believed that the Gracious Speech would redress the mistakes that the Government have made in the past 10 years. They have engaged in a witch hunt against the vulnerable members of society, especially the old, the young and the sick. However, none of the Government's mistakes will be redressed by the legislative proposals. There is...