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Higher Education Bill (27 Jan 2004): Dr Alan Whitehead: ...no long-term underwriting of those results. As we heard, funding per head of students fell by 36 per cent. during that period. We heard today from the Opposition that they propose not to have a top-up fee and not to cap the number of students going into higher education. I am not sure what they do propose. All hon. Members in the Chamber are equally puzzled. The only explanation that I can...
Higher Education Bill (27 Jan 2004): Dr Alan Whitehead: With great respect, I am afraid that the hon. Gentleman is also wrong. Under the new proposals confirmed today, all students would pay the same fee later in life, the difference being that a number of students would have a grant to navigate their way through university—quite a different process. We heard from the Liberal Democrats that they would fund all this from taxation. I heard...

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