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Modernisation of the House of Commons (29 Oct 2002): Sir Peter Tapsell: ...international pressures of the modern world. To do that, he or she needs a great deal of experience that cannot be acquired just in this House, in its Corridors, or in the Rooms that used to be smoke filled. Ideally, we would all have much more experience than we have at the moment. However, for a whole variety of reasons that are inevitable in the modern world, many of us come into this...
Orders of the Day — Dividends Bill (27 Jul 1978): Sir Peter Tapsell: ...is done even the words "institution" and "pension fund" can conjure up for some hon. Members below the Gangway a rather grand and lordly image of chandeliers, deep pile carpets and City lunch cigar smoke drifting across the port. But the reality is very different. This book "Pension Funds and their Advisers, 1978" lists alphabetically all the pension funds in the country. It runs to 300...
Oral Answers to Questions — Ministry of Health: Lung Cancer (Cigarette Smoking) (12 Mar 1962): Sir Peter Tapsell: ...the Minister of Health, in view of the concern of tobacco workers in Nottingham, following the publication of the fresh information contained in the report of the Royal College of Physicians on smoking and lung cancer, a copy of which has been sent to him, what steps he now proposes to take to implement the report's recommendations on health education.

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