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Anyway, you have said what you have said and that will be recorded in the Official Report. For clarity, if members do not agree to an amendment, they must say that they do not, so that there can be a division.
I rather suspect that it is because of the official Conservative press release that he issued on 31 October 2002, in which he said:"To fund this may require the best universities to charge top-up fees.
The ducts are very old and very long; one is 115 years old, while the other is 145 years old. According to public health officials, it now seems very likely that those aqueducts and the cattle living alongside them were the source of Glasgow's most recent cryptosporidium problems.
I am glad that I am not the only one who could not make head or tail of paragraphs 18 to 23. I thank the minister and his officials for giving evidence to the committee today.
For all the real pension increases that he announced today, which we welcome, he will leave millions of pensioners to the indignity of means tests."—Official Report, House of Commons, 8 November 2000; Vol 356, c 333.
Chancellor Gordon Brown promised on 26 March 1999 that there would be a £500 million strategy to reduce the number of children in poverty in Scotland by 60,000.