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Oral Answers to Questions — Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform: Small Businesses (11 Oct 2007) has video: Rob Marris: ...hon. Friend that when I asked the hon. Member for Rutland and Melton (Alan Duncan) in the Chamber what regulations the Opposition would abolish he referred to only one—the provision for no smoking signs outside buildings? That was the only one that he could cite. The question of regulation is, however, a huge one. Will my right hon. Friend assure me that the thrust of the...
Food Supplements Directive (25 Jan 2005): Mr Rob Marris: ...Epsom and Ewell (Chris Grayling), seem to have totally forgotten the precautionary principle. We are almost back to the situation that we had in the 1970s when people said, "I knew an old man who smoked 60 cigarettes a day until he was 85 and then got knocked over and killed by a bus. It wasn't cancer, ergo cigarettes are safe." That is patent nonsense and patently unscientific. We need to...

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