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Mr Nigel Forman is a former MP for Carshalton and Wallington.

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Former MP for Carshalton and Wallington

Entered the House of Commons on 11 March 1976 — unknown

Left the House of Commons on 8 April 1997 — General election

Also represented Sutton Carshalton

Future MPs in this constituency

• Tom Brake
• Elliot Colburn
• Bobby Dean

Recent appearances

• Bill Presented: Pensions 13 Mar 1997

  I shall try to be fairly brief, in order not to trespass on others' time. I welcome this timely and interesting debate. Having sat through all of it so far, I have found all the speeches interesting, and have learnt a great deal already. It is good for the House as a whole to have effective opportunities to influence the development of long-term policies, and I hope that the usual channels...

• Bill Presented: Pensions 13 Mar 1997

  I am not sure what proportion of the age cohort that I have mentioned is well-off according to my hon. Friend's definition. We would need to have a long discussion about what constitutes being well-off. In the context of large sums of public expenditure, I would prefer to see this approach to looking after a deserving cohort in our population in preference to some other uses of comparable...

• Bill Presented: Pensions 13 Mar 1997

  Does the hon. Gentleman, in his analogy with the travel industry and a failed holiday, mean to suggest that the pension providers should chip in collectively to compensate, or the taxpayer should do so?

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