Proceeding contribution from Alison Seabeck (Labour) in the House of Commons on Tuesday, 12 July 2011. It occurred during Tribute on Sir Malcolm Jack KCB.
Sir Malcolm Jack KCB
On a point of order, Mr Speaker. I rise to seek your guidance on an incident that occurred in Westminster Hall earlier today. We were in the middle of a debate discussing poverty and housing dereliction, and the Minister, the hon. Member for Hazel Grove (Andrew Stunell), described the contributions of hon. Members as bringing sob stories to the debate. Interestingly, we queried it at the time. We have a Hansard copy of the debate in which the word ““sob”” has been removed. Clearly, that is very politically sensitive, because we felt that it was somewhat insulting. Is there any way, Mr Speaker, that you or your good offices could check whether we had misheard the Minister? Having watched back the video, I have to say that it does not look like he mispronounced any word. If so, how do we find out how that word was removed and who authorised its removal, because clearly the record would appear not to be factually correct?
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- 2010-12
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- Retirement Clerk of the House Office of the Chief Executive Office of the Clerk Jack, Malcolm
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