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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 11 Jan 2012
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, Amendment 38A is specific to cancer patients. I have already spoken enough about the suffering of cancer patients and why they require extra time to recover. I have already referred to the article in the Sunday Times, in which a lady who experienced this describes very fully …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 11 Jan 2012
Welfare Reform Bill

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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 08 Nov 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, I thank noble Lords who have supported my amendments. There are three amendments in my name: one to ensure that any period of time-limiting contributory ESA restarts following any period a person spends in a support group, one to ensure that the assessment phase is not included in …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 08 Nov 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"Sorry to disturb the Minister’s train of thought. I am grateful for the comments he made earlier, and the sympathetic way in which he made them. He may look forward to Professor Harrington’s report. I hope the interpretation of that report will be the important aspect. I gave the example …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 08 Nov 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"Earlier the question was asked if we could have a definition of “terminally ill”. I do not think there is one. This definition that you will die within six months applies where the allowance is available. But as I tried to point out in my presentation, you might be terminally …..."
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Speech in Grand Committee - Tue 08 Nov 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, I support the amendment moved by the noble Baroness, Lady Lister, but I would also remove Clause 52 from standing part of the Bill. Many charities including CLIC Sargent, a charity which supports children with cancer, and other disability charities are also against this clause. The charities, such …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Tue 13 Sep 2011
Welfare Reform Bill

"My Lords, before I come to my main points, I should like to make a brief comment on something that the Minister said in his opening speech. He spoke of the impact of the proposals on people with cancer, mentioning Professor Harrington’s review and saying that he had listened to …..."
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Speech in Lords Chamber - Wed 02 Jun 2010
Synthetic Biology

"My Lords, does the Minister agree that this is not an artificial cell in the true sense because a cytoplasm of the cell came from an organism itself? That aside, systematic biology offers great potential for developments of all kinds. First, what is at stake here is to make sure …..."
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