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Business of the House (7 May 2009) has video: Mark Hunter: The Home Secretary announced this week that Greater Manchester, which includes my constituency, would pilot the Government's flawed and expensive plan for identity cards. Given the estimated £5 billion cost of the scheme and the deteriorating economic outlook since the plans for ID cards were first announced, does the Leader of the House agree that a debate to reassess the proposals, at...
Point of Order: Police (31 Jan 2007): Mark Hunter: I have knocked on a fair few doors in my constituency and others over the years, but I have not met anybody who has said that they would prefer an identity card scheme to greater investment in our police forces and an improved police presence—so woefully inadequate at present in many constituencies—on our streets. Such people may exist somewhere. The introduction of some...
Identity Card Scheme (10 May 2006): Mark Hunter: ...the Government's lamentable record to date in delivering IT infrastructure projects on budget and on time, they would have been better advised to spend the millions and millions of pounds that the ID card scheme will now cost us on improving police presence on our streets?

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