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Bills Presented — Business Rate Supplements Bill: Home Affairs and Justice (4 Dec 2008) has video: Dominic Grieve: ...persists, however, as a sort of fig leaf for the Government's previous climbdown, which was forced on them because they entirely lost the arguments over the issue. The Home Secretary is introducing ID cards—at a cost that we believe, on an independent assessment, could rise as high as £19 billion at the worst of economic times—that will be incapable of stopping terrorists,...
Home Affairs (29 Nov 2004): Mr Dominic Grieve: No, I did not. I certainly did not intend to. It came from my mouth, not hers. My hon. Friend the Member for Macclesfield (Sir Nicholas Winterton) described how drugs were so destructive in his community. I am bound to say that there were also some interesting contributions from Labour Members. The right hon. Member for Oldham, West and Royton (Mr. Meacher) highlighted his anxieties about...

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