Proceeding contribution from Richard Younger-Ross (Liberal Democrat) in the House of Commons on Friday, 3 March 2006. It occurred during Debate on bill on Emergency Workers (Protection) Bill.
Emergency Workers (Protection) Bill
At the opening of the new fire station in Teignmouth, I was told that there is now a waiting list for the Teign fire crews. The hon. Gentleman mentions the fact that fire brigades are working with young people, but is he aware that some sadly feel constrained in doing so because the new legislation does not contain a duty of well-being for the combined fire services that now stand alone, outside the auspices of local authority control? The Government could consider providing those fire services with a duty of well-being that would allow them to do more of the work to which the hon. Gentleman refers.
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- 443 c526
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- 2005-06
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- Crimes of violence Anti-social behaviour Health services Emergency services Fire and rescue services Protection Sentencing Safety
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- Emergency Workers (Protection) Bill 2005-06
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