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- Business of the House: Council Tax (26 Mar 2009) has video
Patrick McLoughlin: ...he confirm that Derbyshire is the fourth worst-funded police authority in the country and that if it was funded as well as the authority in the constituency of the Minister for Security, Counter-Terrorism, Crime and Policing, who is sitting next to the right hon. Gentleman on the Treasury Bench, it would not have the problems that required it to raise that amount of money? Will the right...
- East Midlands Trains (11 Mar 2008)
Patrick McLoughlin: ...be written by anybody I have yet to come across in the legal profession. The number of get-out clauses is quite amazing, but one of them is vandalism, along with the weather, acts of God, fire, police, terrorism—in fact, I am starting to wonder what actually does come into the area where compensation can be given. I was therefore encouraged to receive a letter from the managing...
- Written Answers — Home Department: Terrorism Bill (23 Nov 2005)
Patrick McLoughlin: ...) before and (b) after 26 October, on which the chief constable or other senior police officers of Derbyshire constabulary contacted hon. Members representing constituencies in Derbyshire about the Terrorism Bill; and what form of contact that took.
- High Hedges (No. 2) Bill: New Clause 3 — Adoption of Provisions by Relevant Authorities (20 Jun 2003)
Mr Patrick McLoughlin: I support the overall aims of the Bill, and the terror that this problem can bring to people's lives has been explained in the previous debate. My hon. Friend is making a point that is causing me concern, however. As a former local government Minister, he will have had many representations about the support that local authorities are given. This year, Derbyshire Dales district council was...
- Aviation and Maritime Security Bill (10 Jan 1990)
Mr Patrick McLoughlin: ..., South (Mr. Doran) expressed some fears about whether clause 8 could be used in an industrial dispute. Although I accept that the powers are widely drawn, it is because of the background of terrorism. Anything that we do under those powers would need the permission of the Attorney-General or the procurator fiscal in Scotland. Therefore, the hon. Gentleman need not be too worried about the...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Terrorism (19 May 1988)
Mr Patrick McLoughlin: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what further measures he is taking to co-ordinate action against terrorism, in the light of recent events.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Terrorism (19 May 1988)
Mr Patrick McLoughlin: Does my right hon. Friend agree that the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1984 is important? Is it not a great shame, bearing in mind the important fight against terrorism, that the official Opposition refused to support the Act although they supported it when they were in office? They have opposed it only since they have become the Opposition.