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Pensions Policy (8 Sep 2004): Mr David Willetts: ...have been new amendments, and clauses tabled and withdrawn. At the latest count, 360 Government amendments have been tabled in the Lords. We read that the Government are so desperate to get their Hunting Bill through that they are willing to contemplate abandoning the Pensions Bill in order to do so. I see the Minister shaking his head. If he can give a categorical assurance that the...
Pensions Policy (8 Sep 2004): Mr David Willetts: I guess that that was the Minister saying that he would not allow the Government's obsession with the Hunting Bill to get in his way. He is the Minister responsible for the Pensions Bill, and I should warn him that some of the briefing has affected him as well. On the BBC "News at Ten O'Clock" the night before last, the political editor said: "A senior source told me tonight that the Pensions...
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (23 Mar 2004): Mr David Willetts: ...ratio since 1997 is lower than it was during our period in office, and that serious problem needs to be tackled. I shall challenge the Chancellor on the new sport in which he is engaged— fox hunting. He wishes to shoot our fox; that was the spin put on the Budget. We were told that that was its purpose: it had nothing to do with improving the performance of the British economy or...

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