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Results 1-5 of 5 for hunting speaker:Earl Attlee
- Energy Supply (30 Jun 2004)
Earl Attlee: ...Jenkin of Roding for the excellent way in which he comprehensively introduced this debate. I have heard it said more than once about your Lordships' House that we are interested in debating only hunting, shooting, fishing and sex—perhaps we should add "energy". There is a very good reason for that. All noble Lords who have spoken are extremely concerned about our ability, on the one...
- British Industry and the Global Economy (3 Mar 2004)
Earl Attlee: ...by the noble Lord. While innovative business plans are not patentable, the Minister will be pleased that I will not be pursuing that concept during the passage of the Patents Bill. The noble Lord, Lord Hunt, talked about overseas trade representation, among other matters. We see the Foreign and Commonwealth Office working closely with the DTI and we are receiving positive feedback. Of...
- Armed Forces Bill (23 Apr 2001)
Earl Attlee: ...I could, the potential dangers of such a development. His noble friend Lord Roper then amplified those concerns. My noble friend Lord Burnham referred to political correctness. The noble Lord, Lord Hunt, challenged my noble friend to define political correctness. My noble friend asked for a little time to reply, but I can do so now in my own humble way. "Political correctness" is being...
- Gulf War Illnesses (15 Jan 2001)
Earl Attlee: ...Question in the House about the future of the Airedale Allergy Centre which was experiencing funding difficulties with the NHS. Having listened to the replies from the Minister the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, I believed that the centre's future was secure. However, apparently it has now been mothballed due to financial problems. I certainly did not recall him questioning the validity of the...
- Defence Medical Services (2 Feb 2000)
Earl Attlee: ...? Surely if the DMS personnel were confident in the Government's plans, the loss of staff could have been stemmed, or even reversed. During the previous debate, the Minister, the noble Lord, Lord Hunt of Kings Heath, proudly talked about how the NHS had attracted staff back to it. Why cannot the MoD do this with the DMS? Is the Government's plan for the DMS the final answer, the final...