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Orders of the Day — Finance Bill (9 Apr 2001): Mr Jim Cunningham: ...the NHS, as we all know, is recruitment. The Government have made available £135 million for that, and we must applaud it. I want to draw the Government's attention to a matter that has been raised with me by pensioners and groups representing the elderly—the worry about how they will finance community care for themselves. We know about the cost of caring for elderly people in...
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation (12 Mar 2001): Mr Jim Cunningham: ...of what he says from time to time and disagree with other things he says, but we must all recognise that he has made interesting contributions to the House over the years—and, indeed, ended up being Prime Minister as a result. I hope that we shall hear from him one last time: he may say things that Labour Members do not like sometimes, but that is the nature of politics and the...

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