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Cambridge MP David Howarth's Latest Parliamentary Activity:

  • Oral Answers to Questions — Solicitor-General: Serious Fraud Office - Thursday Mar 11 2010
    I am sure the Solicitor-General will agree that it is important that the SFO has sufficient resources to carry out its functions on economic crime, but can she confirm that the SFO has not received any specific funding for its anti-corruption work for at ...
  • Oral Answers to Questions — Children, Schools and Families: Jon Venables - Monday Mar 8 2010
    May I offer my full support to the Secretary of State for what he is trying to achieve in this case? The case of James Bulger will obviously arouse strong emotions even 17 years on, but does he agree that the rule of law is more important even than those ...
  • Royal Assent: Bribery Bill [ Lords] - Wednesday Mar 3 2010
    I am glad to have that clarification. That is a significant step forward by the Conservatives from the position put forward at least by their Back Benchers in the other place. If the issue is now only about the content of the guidance, we have made consid ...
  • Royal Assent: Bribery Bill [ Lords] - Wednesday Mar 3 2010
    I, too, welcome the Bill. I pay tribute to the hon. Member for City of York (Hugh Bayley) for his work over the years in bringing us to this point, and to my hon. Friend the Member for Somerton and Frome (Mr. Heath) for his sterling efforts. In light of w ...
  • Written Answers — Justice: Probation: Per Capita Costs - Wednesday Mar 3 2010
    To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what his most recent estimate is of average annual cost to the public purse per offender of (a) probation supervision, (b) probation supervision with a drug programme attachment, (c) probation supervision with an ...
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Recent mentions of "Cambridge" in Parliament:

  • Supplementary Estimates 2009-10 — Department of Health: HM Revenue and Customs - Wednesday Mar 10 2010
    Has my hon. Friend seen last year's report by Professor David Newbery of Cambridge university, who looked into the question of taxation on fuel? Taking into account the environmental effect of motor cars, he concluded that fuel tax ...
    - Greg Knight, East Yorkshire (Conservative)
  • Written Answers — Communities and Local Government: Planning Obligations - Wednesday Mar 10 2010
    ...and Country Planning Act 1990 that has been spent in (i) Aylesbury, (ii) Brighton, (iii) Darlington, (iv) Derby, (v) Exeter, (vi) Lancaster, (vii) Birmingham, (viii) Manchester, (ix) Bristol, (x) Cambridge, (xi) the West Midland ...
    - Lynne Jones, Birmingham, Selly Oak (Labour)
  • Written Answers — Transport: Cycling - Wednesday Mar 10 2010
    ...of the annual amount spent per head of population in (a) Aylesbury, (b) Brighton, (c) Darlington, (d) Derby, (e) Exeter, (f) Lancaster, (g) Birmingham, (h) Manchester, (i) Bristol, (j) Cambridge, (k) the West Midlands and (l) En ...
    - Lynne Jones, Birmingham, Selly Oak (Labour)
  • Child Poverty Bill: Report - Tuesday Mar 9 2010
    ...helped to validate. The data have also been used by a variety of other respected research organisations, including the London School of Economics, the National Policy Institute, the University of Cambridge, the Fawcett Society a ...
    - William McKenzie, Luton (Labour) Parliamentary Under-Secretary (also in the Department for Communities and Local Government), Department for Communities and Local Government
  • Children, Schools and Families Bill: Second Reading - Monday Mar 8 2010
    ...in the child's condition. The proposed changes to the primary curriculum, as recommended by Professor Jim Rose, appear in Clause 10. While I regret the Government's dismissive attitude to the Cambridge Primary Review, I think th ...
    - Joan Walmsley, (Liberal Democrat)
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