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Written Answers — Justice: Asylum and Immigration Tribunal (13 Oct 2009): Bridget Prentice: ...from summer recess and it is expected that the remainder of these will be cleared. There were also 141 files, at various stages of the AIT reconsideration process, that were damaged by water and smoke and these were sent to a file recovery centre. On return, the files were checked and any papers that were illegible were re-requested from parties. All these cases are now progressing through...
Written Answers — Constitutional Affairs: Small Change Big Difference Campaign (12 Jun 2006): Bridget Prentice: ...to offer tips and strategies for managing stress. The occupational welfare team provides a range of information on health issues. The Department is also working towards implementation of the smoking ban in line with the impending legislation and, through the welfare team, has committed to providing information and support to those wishing to give up, both in the run up to and after...
Young People and Democracy (23 Mar 2006): Bridget Prentice: ...at the alcohol you drink." He proceeded to tell her just how many brain cells she was losing each day by drinking copious amounts of alcohol, and the effect that different drugs—not only cannabis, but smoking—had on different people. When she looked at him in astonishment because he had all those facts at his fingertips, he said: "But I learn this in citizenship classes." The...

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