Adjournment debate on Wednesday, 24 March 2010, in the House of Commons, led by Ann Widdecombe. The answering member was Phil Woolas.

British High Commission in South Africa

Adjournment debate on the case of the Acott family and British High Commission in South Africa.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 508 c350-6
Session: 2009-10
Department: Home Office
Chamber / Committee: House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions: Ann Widdecombe | 508 c355 (Link to this contribution) I absolutely agree that there is a clear rule that if someone wants to enter the country on the basi...; Ann Widdecombe | 508 c354 (Link to this contribution) I am sure that this lady would have been hugely grateful to have got anywhere near an entry clearanc...; Phil Woolas | 508 c355 (Link to this contribution) As the right hon. Lady has intervened, let me turn to the specifics of the case. We do not recognise...; Phil Woolas | 508 c353-4 (Link to this contribution) The right hon. Lady should not underestimate herself. I do not want to go into the specifics of the...; Ann Widdecombe | 508 c353 (Link to this contribution) I doubt that.; Phil Woolas | 508 c353 (Link to this contribution) May I first offer the traditional congratulations to the right hon. Member for Maidstone and The Wea...; Ann Widdecombe | 508 c350-3 (Link to this contribution) I am very grateful indeed to have the opportunity this evening to raise the case of my constituent M...; Phil Woolas | 508 c355-6 (Link to this contribution) I understand the point that the right hon. Lady makes, which was also made in the letter to her offi...
Subjects: Immigration Entry clearances Standards Visas South Africa Zimbabwe Embassies Acott, David Acott, Belinda
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British High Commission in South Africa

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