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Written Answers — Solicitor-General: Prosecutions: Hunting Act (21 Jul 2008): Vera Baird: Prosecutors in the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) do not receive specific training on the Hunting Act 2004. However, the CPS has provided guidance for prosecutors on the Hunting Act 2004. The guidance provides advice on: the offences created under the legislation; the statutory defences available; police powers; and the evidential and public interest issues that arise. The guidance is kept...
Written Answers — Constitutional Affairs: Compensation (5 Feb 2007): Vera Baird: The members of the Ministerial Steering Group on Compensation Culture are myself (Chair); the Minister of State for Health, the Lord Hunt of Kings Heath; the Economic Secretary to the Treasury; the Parliamentary Secretary, Cabinet Office, my hon. Friend the Member for Doncaster, North (Edward Miliband); the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government, my hon....
Orders of the Day — Constitutional Reform Bill [Lords] (17 Jan 2005): Ms Vera Baird: ...position much clearer, particularly for the public who find it difficult to understand and can muddle the role of the House of Lords as part of the legislature and as a court. Let us consider the Hunting Act 2004 for a moment. Deciding whether the Parliament Act 1949, by which the Act was passed, is lawful will ultimately be decided by the House of Lords. Do people understand that that...

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