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Swine Flu (20 Jul 2009) has video: Christopher Fraser: ...accept the points that I have made about the wider use of licensed biocides? We are in uncertain territory. The Home Secretary has said that the threat from swine flu could be worse than that from terrorism in terms of its impact on communities. As I emphasised at the start of my speech, I do not intend to cause undue panic, but the Government must be clearer about their plans. Delays to...
Points of Order: Police Grant (4 Feb 2008): Christopher Fraser: ...and pressing questions, to which rural forces and my constituents want answers. My second point is on the provision of protective services to cover emergency incidents, major investigations, work to combat terrorism and extremism, serious crimes such as homicide, public order incidents, witness protection and organised crime. Norfolk, along with other forces, is suffering from a projected...
Orders of the Day — Terrorism (Northern Ireland) Bill — Order for Second Reading read. (31 Oct 2005): Christopher Fraser: ...parties involved, but we have now reached an important turning point, and we should do all that we can to encourage the process to achieve a peaceful resolution. Over the past decade, the threat of terrorism has greatly diminished. I, too, welcome the IRA statement of July and the report by the Independent Monitoring Commission in October that showed that progress had been made. A...

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