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Written Answers — Health: Smoking (22 Jul 2008): Matthew Taylor: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many fines have been issued for smoking in a public place in (a) Cornwall, (b) each constituency in Cornwall, (c) the South West region and (d) England.
Orders of the Day — Entertainments (Increased Penalties) Bill (9 Mar 1990): Mr Matthew Taylor: ...to have rigorous checks and safety regulations. Exits must now be plentiful and clear. Sprinkler systems must be in operation and trained stewards must be on hand to marshal the crowds. We prevent smoking in certain areas and admission is often only by ticket purchased on a controlled basis in advance. Those measures have been introduced to enhance safety at sporting events, yet none of...
Orders of the Day — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (23 Mar 1987): Mr Matthew Taylor: .... I must confess that I was disheartened by the Chancellor's speech; not for what it contained but for what it did not contain. There was a give-away of £500 million in the Budget to those who smoke and those who drink, but we are told that there was no money for the things that so clearly the people of Truro and St. Austell said that they wanted made a priority. It contained...

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