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Gambling Bill (10 Mar 2005): Baroness Buscombe: In moving the amendment, I shall speak also to Amendments Nos. 12, 180, 221 and 363. This group of amendments addresses the important issues of identity and money laundering. The three licensing objectives that underpin the Bill are: first, preventing gambling being a source of crime or being associated with crime; secondly, ensuring that gambling is conducted in a fair and open manner; and...
Licensing Bill [HL] (4 Mar 2003): Baroness Buscombe: ...grouping and the Minister's remarks with regard to the forthcoming meeting with various children's societies and other groups on the issue of how we deal with children, I ask the Government to consider carefully the question of offences. There is no question that under-age consumption of alcohol has become a growing problem—more so now that many children carry identity cards. I...
Licensing Bill [HL] (17 Dec 2002): Baroness Buscombe: ...my noble friend Lord Hodgson is already well aware and to which he referred earlier. Probably all children and young people aged between 14 and 15 know exactly what they need to do to obtain a fake identity card. In fact, almost all the premises that they enter quite sensibly and quite rightly ask for some form of identification. It is not something that is peculiar to the United States;...

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