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Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (10 Dec 2003): Mr Adrian Flook: If the Prime Minister gets his top-up fees through the House, will he consider the plight of A-level students who started their course this term? They will finish their exams in 2005, but because of the likely introduction of top-up fees in 2006, none of them will take a gap year. Many of them will therefore forgo doing valuable charity work. Worse, this will also create a logjam for...
Business of the House (13 Nov 2003): Mr Adrian Flook: The Leader of the House may not be aware of the impending havoc in university admissions that is forecast for October 2005 because of the Government's proposals to introduce top-up fees. Many current year 12 or lower sixth form students who may have been expected to finish their A-levels in June 2005 and take a gap year will not take that gap year, which will create a logjam in October 2005....
Written Answers — Education and Skills: Top-up Fees (28 Oct 2002): Mr Adrian Flook: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills whether the Government plan to allow universities to charge students top-up fees;

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