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NHS Resources and Priorities (14 Nov 2000)

Lord Prior: My Lords, the Minister will know that we on these Benches welcome much of what he has said, although the drafting of the Statement makes one believe that a general election is not too far ahead. When a government decide to put a lot of extra money into a particular resource at once, there is a tremendous danger that the management will not be able to cope. That can result in a lot of money...

Transport Bill (26 Oct 2000)

Lord Prior: My Lords, before the Minister sits down, perhaps I may ask him to reflect on two points. First, bearing in mind the announcement about BSE today, and all that has been said, can he be certain in his own mind that the advice he has been receiving is what he wishes to do? This is a major issue of safety. He has to be absolutely certain about his own views on the subject and not perhaps pay too...

Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Bill (24 Oct 2000)

Lord Prior: Before the Minister replies, I wonder whether he would like to consider this further point. I really feel quite sorry for him because I know what happens on these occasions. The Minister goes through the list of amendments with civil servants, with an occasional input from the Home Secretary or the Minister of State, and then against all amendments, with very few exceptions, is put the word...

Fuel Blockade (28 Sep 2000)

Lord Prior: My Lords, I do not wish to appear too harsh. However, in view of the Government's new policy of listening and contrition, would not it be appropriate if the Minister made some apology to the country for the complete mess the Government have made of the whole petrol crisis?

Commons Amendment (24 Jul 2000)

Lord Prior: My Lords, having listened to the proceedings for the past half-hour, the Minister now tells the House that the Bill just requires a little tidying up. I believe that the Bill requires a good deal of tidying up and is an example of bad legislation to be passed by this House. I hope that in future the Government will take more notice of this.


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