Proceeding contribution from Philip Davies (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 29 November 2007. It occurred during Ministerial statement on Remploy.
Remploy
The Secretary of State did not make clear the basis on which it was decided to save some factories from closure but not others. Having visited the factory in Bradford, I can tell him that many people there are very concerned at the prospect of its closing. A lot of them have worked there for many years, and while some may be able to find jobs in mainstream employment, very many will not, and those who do so may not stay for long. I hope that he will think again about the Bradford factory, which serves a very important social purpose for those people. None of them wants to sit at home and get their money—they go there because they want to do something worth while.
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- Disability Closures Employment Public sector Procurement Modernisation Factories Remploy
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