Lead Shot Ammunition Debate
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Philip Davies
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Lead Shot Ammunition
Philip Davies Excerpts(8 years, 11 months ago)
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Several hon. Members rose—
Philip Davies (in the Chair)
Order. For those who are new to one-hour Westminster Hall debates, it might be helpful to say that the format is that the Scottish National party spokesman and the Labour spokesman get five minutes each and the Minister gets 10 minutes at the end. I will therefore be going to the Front Benchers no later than 5.10 pm. Four Members are seeking to catch my eye, which gives them about six minutes each. I will not set a formal time limit, but I hope that people will be mindful of each other’s opportunities and will look to speak for about six minutes each.
Philip Davies (in the Chair)
Order. May I say to the hon. Gentleman that the time has also come for him to conclude his remarks?
Alex Cunningham
I am on my last paragraph, Mr Davies. Like so many other hon. Members taking part in the debate, I urge the Minister to join me in supporting the call for the UK to meet our international commitments and phase out lead ammunition by 2017.