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Oral Answers to Questions — Home Department: Transport (Greater Manchester) (9 Jun 2008) has video: Ruth Kelly: ...to pay once and there is no prospect of their having to pay twice for entering the scheme. Clearly, they have to enter the scheme, and if they return during the peak hour, they will be charged a top-up fee. It is because the scheme covers peak hours that it will reduce the amount of traffic during the peak times, and it will alter the choices that people make between using the car in the...
Public Bill Committee: Child Trust Funds Bill: Clause 8 - Initial contribution by Inland Revenue (13 Jan 2004): Ms Ruth Kelly: My hon. Friend makes an excellent point. Of course many views will be put forward, but the debate on top-up fees is one for another place and not for this Committee.
Child Trust Funds Bill (15 Dec 2003): Ms Ruth Kelly: I agree with my hon. Friend. I find it totally surprising. The only message that I gleaned from the winding-up speech of the hon. Member for Wycombe was that the Opposition are confused. Perhaps I can clarify a few points for them during my reply. Before doing so, perhaps I should say to the hon. Member for Yeovil (Mr. Laws) that I am delighted that the Liberal Democrats have forcefully...

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