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Skills for Growth — Statement (11 Nov 2009): Baroness Wall of New Barnet: ...Conservative Benches. That does not do justice to noble Lords who sit on those Benches and who made many important contributions on the apprenticeships Bill. The comments of the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, were extremely disappointing given that he is part of that ongoing discussion. I welcome the view on the sector skills councils that is expressed in the document. As the noble Lord, Lord...
Apprenticeships, Skills, Children and Learning Bill — Committee (1st Day) (Continued) (16 Jun 2009): Baroness Wall of New Barnet: ...training as an apprentice and as a long-standing trade union official and leader, and he has spent many years dealing with apprenticeships. In congratulating him on his role, the noble Lord, Lord Hunt, said, "Yes, my Lords, but it was a long time ago and things have moved on". Things have indeed moved on and for the better, but it is as important as it ever was to remember that an...

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