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Public Expenditure (14 Jul 2004)

Mr John McFall: ...for spending across all of these department budgets will be 0 per cent. growth for the first two years." The electorate will find that the Conservatives will not be spending on defence at a time of increased terrorism and insecurity; they will not be spending on crime at a time when we have to bear down on that problem; and they will not be spending on education when we need extra skills...

Budget Resolutions — Amendment of the Law (17 Apr 2002)

Mr John McFall: ...we face. If we are to tackle the issue of globalisation and bring people into the global economy, we must start with the other half of the world population. We must also recognise that globalisation and terrorism are linked. As ex-president Bill Clinton said in his Dimbleby lecture last year, we can look forward to our children growing up and growing old—say, to 90 years of...

Nato (30 Oct 2001)

Mr John McFall: Does the Minister agree that the events post- 11 September have shown Russia in a positive and encouraging light, particularly in areas such as terrorism and security? On NATO expansion, will he keep in mind the comments that the Russian ambassador made in this Palace last night, when he said that unilateral decisions do not make for long-term security, so the need for co-operation and...

Adjournment (Summer) (9 Jul 1992)

Mr John McFall: ...nuclear warhead being transferred to private contractors. The security implications of that would be considerable. Indeed, one commentator referred to the policy as a potential backdoor to nuclear terrorism. Our concerns are threefold. The first involves the ministerial guarantee. I have a statement made by the Commodore Clyde in 1989 stating: The Ministry of Defence at the highest level...