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Orders of the Day — Smoking in Public Places (Wales) Bill (18 Mar 2005)

Mrs Sylvia Heal: Order. A passing reference to that matter is allowed, but the Bill is about smoking legislation. Perhaps the hon. Gentleman will return to that subject.

Orders of the Day — Gambling Bill: Clause 7 — Casino (24 Jan 2005)

Mrs Sylvia Heal: ...43, clause 88, at end add— '(3) A casino operating licence may be subject to a condition imposed by virtue of section 73 or 75 specifying rules relating to— (a) opening hours, (b) smoke-free areas, and (c) alcohol-free areas.'. Amendment No. 103, in page 72, line 35, clause 161, at end insert 'or not to issue more than a specified number of such licences.'. Amendment...

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Teenage Smoking (30 Jun 1998)

Mrs Sylvia Heal: What initiatives he is bringing forward to reduce the incidence of teenage smoking. [46604]

Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Teenage Smoking (30 Jun 1998)

Mrs Sylvia Heal: Does my hon. Friend agree that, if we are to protect our children and young people from the dangers of smoking, we must try a variety of methods, including controlling access to cigarettes and a ban on tobacco advertising? I hope that she will join me in congratulating Sandwell health authority and trading standards officers, who have carried out a number of visits to traders to advise them...

Orders of the Day — Nurses, Midwives and Health Visitors Bill [Lords] (13 Jan 1992)

Mrs Sylvia Heal: ...conditions and a deteriorating social fabric. They are the face of the NHS and they play the crucial role of promoting better health through advice on life style, a healthy diet, exercise, alcohol, smoking and drug addiction. The work of midwives in helping mothers and young children and the work of the district nurse in clinical medicine are crucial. Community nurses are witnesses to the...