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Energy Policy: Nuclear Power (16 Feb 2006)

Lord Flowers: My Lords, I greatly enjoyed the two maiden speeches that we have had today and I hope, and expect, to hear from the two noble Lords frequently and soon. I, too, am grateful to the noble Lord, Lord Jenkin of Roding, for giving us this opportunity to speak about the merits of nuclear power and our urgent need of it in the circumstances of the 21st century. I want to contribute to this timely...

Radioactive Waste Management (S&T Report) (12 Jan 2005)

Lord Flowers: My Lords, my recollection is that the Nirex inquiry was held in public.

Radioactive Waste Management (S&T Report) (12 Jan 2005)

Lord Flowers: My Lords, needless to say, as a member of the committee of the noble Lord, Lord Oxburgh—it was, as always, a great pleasure to serve under him, for somehow, whatever the subject, he always makes it seem fun—I unreservedly support all its conclusions and recommendations, not least those referring to the unconvincing methods, to put it at its least, of the Committee on Radioactive Waste...

Human Genetic Databases (15 Jan 2002)

Lord Flowers: My Lords, I found the chairmanship of the noble Lord, Lord Oxburgh, agreeable and stimulating. He is to be congratulated on having extracted from us an excellent report on such an important subject and on having introduced it so clearly to the House this evening. It was good to hear the remarkable maiden speech of my noble friend Lord May of Oxford. He speaks with the awesome authority of the...

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