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Written Answers — Justice: Departmental Training (25 Mar 2009): Michael Wills: The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice my hon. Friend the Member for Lewisham, East (Bridget Prentice) and my noble Friend, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, then Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Justice attended the six action learning set courses, at a total cost of £1,400.
Written Answers — Justice: Departmental Written Questions (26 Feb 2009): Michael Wills: ...Stern (HL2252). It asked how many new imprisonable offences have been created since May 1997. The information was collated manually across the whole of Government therefore my noble Friend Lord Hunt gave an undertaking to write to Baroness Stern in his answer of 24 April 2008, Official Report, column WA314, when the information was available. My noble Friend Lord Bach wrote to Baroness...
Public Bill Committee: Political Parties and Elections Bill: New Clause 1 (18 Nov 2008): Michael Wills: ...by another British citizen residing overseas, who must also provide their passport number. Having passed those strict security arrangements, the elector is not required, in subsequent years, to hunt for their passport number or to seek another attestation. On Second Reading, the hon. Member for Ludlow (Mr. Dunne) suggested that the Bill should do more about the relatively low levels of...

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