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Backbench debate on Tuesday, 21 December 2010, in the House of Commons, led by Karen Buck. The answering member was Stephen Crabb.


Cabinet Office

Fifteenth backbench debate (part one).


Secondary information

Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
520 c1325-40 
Session
2010-12
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions
Karen Buck | 520 c1339 (Link to this contribution) I am not seeking to challenge the hon. Gentleman's in-depth knowledge on the census, but would he do...
Penny Mordaunt | 520 c1334-5 (Link to this contribution) The third sector makes a huge contribution to the quality of life of everyone in my constituency, an...
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Fiona Mactaggart | 520 c1334 (Link to this contribution) The hon. Gentleman is right to make that point, and sampling will take place after the 2011 census, ...
Karen Buck | 520 c1326-7 (Link to this contribution) I am very grateful for this opportunity to make a few introductory comments on the 2011 census, in w...
Jack Lopresti | 520 c1327-9 (Link to this contribution) When I was thinking about this debate and my speech, I was conscious that the term ““big society”” h...
Peter Bone | 520 c1334 (Link to this contribution) The hon. Lady is making a powerful speech. Has she considered whether a sampling technique would be ...
Pete Wishart | 520 c1329-31 (Link to this contribution) Thank you, Mr Speaker, for giving me the opportunity to speak in the all-new, super-duper, pre-reces...
Harriett Baldwin | 520 c1331-2 (Link to this contribution) May I, too, associate myself with the kind remarks made by my hon. Friend the Member for Wellingboro...
Speaker | 520 c1340 (Link to this contribution) As usual, the hon. Gentleman is correct. The time limit was an expectation that I stated at the outs...
Peter Bone | 520 c1340 (Link to this contribution) On a point of order, Mr Speaker. Am I right in understanding that the 10-minute limit for my hon. Fr...
Penny Mordaunt | 520 c1335-6 (Link to this contribution) I thank my hon. Friend; I am sure that everyone can give examples of such things happening on their ...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1337-8 (Link to this contribution) I start by echoing the thanks of my hon. Friend the Member for Wellingborough (Mr Bone), a member of...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1338-9 (Link to this contribution) I think there was a compliment in there somewhere. I remind my hon. Friend that it is not an entirel...
Fiona Mactaggart | 520 c1339 (Link to this contribution) There is a partnership plan, but the problem is that it is a bit one-way. If it were a genuine partn...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1340 (Link to this contribution) I am grateful for your generosity and clarification, Mr Speaker. All previous competitions up to 200...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1340 (Link to this contribution) I am not sure that I accept the hon. Gentleman's analysis at all on that. Every bid will be judged f...
Peter Bone | 520 c1335 (Link to this contribution) My hon. Friend has made a powerful case when mentioning her local council. What she says is absolute...
Fiona Mactaggart | 520 c1332-4 (Link to this contribution) The Christmas Adjournment debate is a good opportunity for the Government, 2010 years after a botche...
Peter Bone | 520 c1338 (Link to this contribution) When the Backbench Business Committee produced this pilot form of business, I did not know that we w...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1339 (Link to this contribution) I assure the hon. Lady that the ONS will receive a full transcript of this debate. I am surprised by...
Stephen Crabb | 520 c1339-40 (Link to this contribution) We will write to both hon. Members on a number of the questions they asked about the census. Recruit...
Pete Wishart | 520 c1340 (Link to this contribution) Does the hon. Gentleman accept that it is very difficult for Scottish cities to compete with English...
Subjects
Constituencies Community development Devolution Census Population Office for National Statistics Statistics Cabinet Office Perth
Link
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