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Written Answers — Environment Food and Rural Affairs: Sturgeon (19 Apr 2004): Mr Tom Watson: ...ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs what representations her Department made to the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species with regard to the spring hunt for sturgeon in the Caspian Sea.
Adjournment (Whitsun) (22 May 2003): Mr Tom Watson: ...has never been regarded as at the cutting-edge of artistic expression", so I should like to take this opportunity to invite him to West Bromwich as well. He might like to join in a scavenger hunt, organised by the artist, Joshua Sofaer, in which teams of four will compete for a £1,000 prize by chasing 100 clues to find the hidden West Bromwich. I hope to take part in that myself. We...
Industrial and Provident Societies Bill (25 Jan 2002): Mr Tom Watson: .... If my hon. Friend's Bill does one thing, it puts the co-operative movement and mutuals firmly on the political agenda, at the heart of debate in this country. I must pay tribute to Peter Hunt and his team at the Co-operative party, who have done so much to ensure that co-operators have an amplified voice not just in the Chamber, but in the newspaper columns. The Rochdale pioneers were...

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