Adjournment debate on Tuesday, 26 January 2010, in the House of Commons, led by Richard Caborn. The answering member was Gerry Sutcliffe.

2012 Olympic Legacy

Westminster hall adjournment debate on the legacy of the Olympic Games 2012.

Secondary information

Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 504 c249-56WH
Session: 2009-10
Department: Department for Culture, Media and Sport
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Proceeding contributions: Richard Caborn | 504 c249-50WH (Link to this contribution) Thank you, Mr. Caton, for allowing this debate on the UK school games and the 2012 Olympic legacy. A...; Gerry Sutcliffe | 504 c250WH (Link to this contribution) I pick up on the point about newspapers. Only one national newspaper gives school sport significant ...; Richard Caborn | 504 c250-2WH (Link to this contribution) Very much so. However, it is not only The Daily Telegraph; it is also Gareth Davies, who is an insti...; Richard Caborn | 504 c252-4WH (Link to this contribution) The hon. Gentleman says that he was born in 1948. What a great experience it will be for those youn...; Lord Foster of Bath | 504 c252WH (Link to this contribution) I was.; Speaker | 504 c254WH (Link to this contribution) It is true that such a rule exists. You could perhaps take it up with the Chairman of Ways and Means...; Lord Foster of Bath | 504 c254WH (Link to this contribution) On a point of order, Mr. Caton. Can you confirm that there is a little-known rule that prevents Fron...; Gerry Sutcliffe | 504 c254-6WH (Link to this contribution) It is a great pleasure to respond to this debate. As a Minister, I usually find that when I respond ...
Subjects: Facilities Schools Young people Sports Olympic Games 2012 Paralympic Games 2012
Link: View this Parliamentary proceeding on www.publications.parliament.uk

2012 Olympic Legacy

Secondary information

Librarians' tools