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UK Olympic Bid (2012) (30 Mar 2004): Mr Don Foster: I am sorry to hear the hon. Gentleman say that. Finally, the hon. Member for Rhondda is right to draw attention to concerns about terrorism, and to the fact that the London bid proposes one of the most compact Olympic bids, with a large proportion of the major sports to take place in a small area, with a compact Olympic village. I hope that that will be taken on board. We fully support the...
Orders of the Day — Civil Defence (Grant) Bill (28 Nov 2001): Mr Don Foster: ...civil defence arrangements. However, I share the hon. Gentleman's view about dreadful timing. At the same time that we are debating the Bill, the Home Secretary is seeking to rush through the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Bill because apparently we are facing a national emergency. Underlying the wording of the Bill seems to be at least the possibility of an intention to cut the money...
Airport and Aircraft Safety (23 Oct 2001): Mr Don Foster: ...problems. BAA provides the security passes for staff who have access to all parts of the airport to check on what is happening, and those people are, quite properly, required to undergo counter-terrorism checks. Inspectors from the Department for Transport, Local Government and the Regions have responsibility for checking whether that system, and all other aspects of airport safety, work...

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