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Welsh Affairs (26 Feb 2004): Mr John Hayes: This has been an interesting debate, in which many contributions have been made—[Interruption.] I am told that I have not been in attendance, but hon. Members will have noted that I have been in my place for considerably longer than the Secretary of State for Wales. Having said that, he has two jobs and must be torn by being able to devote only part of his time to the concerns and...
Public Bill Committee: Housing Bill: Clause 131 - Residential properties not available with vacant possession (10 Feb 2004): Mr John Hayes: ...It said of the pack: ''They would not assist the market as they would create an onerous obligation on sellers who are already struggling to sell their properties. Sellers would incur higher legal fees from the outset and additional fees to top up the information.'' The Law Society has been quoted several times. It expressed concerns, but there are other worries, too, including a worry...

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