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Written Answers — Northern Ireland: Smoking (15 Mar 2006): William McCrea: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what estimate he has made of the number of deaths in Northern Ireland which were directly related to smoking in each of the last five years.
Written Answers — Northern Ireland: Smoking (15 Mar 2006): William McCrea: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what steps the Department of Education is taking to tackle smoking on buses transporting children to and from school.
Northern Ireland Assembly: Personal Social Services (Preserved Rights) Bill: First Stage: Accelerated Passage (18 Feb 2002): Rev William McCrea: ...seems to be a lack of will, and it is unacceptable that accelerated passage is being requested because of inaction by the Office of the First Minister and the Deputy First Minister. That issue must be scrutinised and the reasons must be smoked out. It must be brought out into the open. I support the purpose of accelerated passage. It is important that there be parity with the rest of the...
Prayers: Tobacco Products Labelling Bill (17 Feb 1995): Reverend William McCrea: In the light of the hon. Gentleman's comment about smoking being such an innocent pastime, why did the Minister say, "We must stop people taking up smoking"? If it is so innocent. why would the Minister make such a statement?

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