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Orders of the Day: Charities Bill (26 Jun 2006): Alan Milburn: ...sector should be partners rather than rivals. While charities can do much more, there is much that the state, for reasons of efficiency and equity, has to do. In truth, in this era of worldwide terror, mass migration and global competition in which we live, only Governments can provide security to citizens. Modern Governments, however, have another equally critical role—to empower...
Written Answers — Health: Mexico (23 Jan 2003): Mr Alan Milburn: holding answer 25 November 2002 I visited Mexico between 4– 6 December to participate in the Third Ministerial Meeting on Health Security and Bio-terrorism involving G7 nations and Mexico. The Department of Health has signed Memorandums of Understanding with the following countries: Indonesia, signed June 2002 China, signed May 2000 Mexico, signed November 2002.
Oral Answers to Questions — Health: Emergency Services (16 Oct 2001): Mr Alan Milburn: ...website on signs and symptoms of anthrax. Finally, as the hon. Gentleman is aware, I signed in Washington last week a joint United Kingdom-United States agreement on protecting our people from bio-terrorism by pooling our intelligence, our expertise and our planning. We have taken those steps not because there are specific threats against us, but because it would be foolish to be anything...

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