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Orders of the Day — Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords] (23 Mar 2005): Mr Paul Goodman: ...had responded to it, the Government could have moved faster to introduce the Bill in the House of Lords. The introduction of the Bill was held up, if I recall correctly, by our old friend the Hunting Bill. Many of my hon. Friends do not believe that that Bill was at all necessary. I hope that I have dealt with that procedural point.
Orders of the Day — Disability Discrimination Bill [Lords] (23 Mar 2005): Mr Paul Goodman: ...: Euro-election day, the day on which most Members from all parties were most likely to be absent. The business managers plainly had other more pressing priorities, such as finding time for the Hunting Bill. We must presume that the legislation that reaches the statute book will look almost indistinguishable from the Bill before us today. The Bill is, indeed, as the DRC has indicated, very...
Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Hunting (17 Oct 2002): Mr Paul Goodman: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs if she will make a statement about the outcome of consultations on the future of hunting.

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