Results 1-4 of 4 for smoking speaker:Christopher Fraser
- New Member: New Clause 1 — Purchase of tobacco on behalf of children (12 Oct 2009) has video
Christopher Fraser: The hon. Lady has stated that the Government hope that they will deter young people from taking up smoking, the logic being that a young person will see a tobacco display and as a result will be encouraged to smoke. If that is the case, why has the Department of Health's recent consultation on this issue ensured that youth smoking and tobacco advertising are not linked? There is no mention of it.
- Norfolk Fire and Rescue Service (4 Mar 2008)
Christopher Fraser: ...and less dangerous or costly than dealing with a fire. The service is doing what it can to educate and inform people of the risks of house fires. Building regulations require mains-operated smoke alarms to be fitted to all new dwellings or dwellings that are substantially altered, but there is no law to require people to fit smoke detectors in their homes in other circumstances. I welcome...
- Opposition Day: Fuel Protests (25 Oct 2000)
Mr Christopher Fraser: ...I would push the Government for answers to the questions that so many of them asked about fuel taxes in Britain. Hauliers in my constituency told me that they hoped that the Government would not do deals in smoke-filled rooms with the oil companies just to get themselves off the hook of possible future protests. Hauliers want real solutions to real problems, and a long-term plan to ensure...
- Voting Systems (5 Nov 1998)
Mr Christopher Fraser: ...to the electorate. What happens under the proposed system? As was eloquently pointed out by the hon. Member for Watford (Ms Ward), after an election, policies would be cobbled together in smoke-filled rooms in the pursuit of power and the interests of survival. What seems compatible at the outset may turn out to be wishful thinking when times get tough, particularly if expediency results...