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[John Bercow in the Chair] — Drug Classification (14 Jun 2007): Phil Willis: ...other things in context. Our approach contrasts with one of people thinking that because those things are legal, they can get as drunk and cause as much damage as they like on a Saturday night, and smoke as much as they like without it mattering.
Opposition Day: Education (21 Feb 2000): Mr Phil Willis: ...with such nonsensical policies is pretty remote. That is not to say that many of the hon. Lady's criticisms of the Government are not justified. The Liberal Democrats share her concerns about the smoke and mirrors over finance. I, too, visit schools where I am asked, "Where is the £19 billion that is being spent on education? Where do I see it in my budget?" I worked in a local...
Opposition Day: Telecommunication Installations (18 Jan 1999): Mr Phil Willis: ...I do not believe that the latter is necessarily a bad thing, provided that the rules are clear and above board at the start of the process. I shall return to that subject. After recent findings on smoking, passive smoking, asbestos and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease, any Minister would be foolish to rule out the possibility of a health risk. However, I equally accept that it is almost...

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