Proceeding contribution from Sammy Wilson (Democratic Unionist Party) in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 2 June 2010. It occurred during Queen's speech debate on Education and Health.
Education and Health
I support the outline that the right hon. Gentleman has given for freedoms for schools, but how will he ensure that there is not too great a burden on schools when he wants to find out how they spend their money, how they are governed, whether they have raised standards, how they select pupils and a whole list of other things? How will he ensure that that does not lead to a lot of interference by his Department requiring information from schools that seek freedom?
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- Disability Curriculum Closures Hospitals Health services Finance Education General Teaching Council NHS Public expenditure Pupils Waiting lists Standards Schools Teaching methods Department for Education Building schools for the future programme Qualifications and Curriculum Development Agency British Educational Communications and Technology Agency Pupil premium
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