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Public Expenditure (7 May 1992)

Malcolm Chisholm: Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker, for calling me at such an early stage. There are many things that I could say about Ron Brown, my predecessor, but I shall confine my self to saying that he knew the importance of class politics, when deceiving or joking voices prattle on about a classless society. He was, of course, officially the hon. Member for Edinburgh, Leith, a conjunction of places that...

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