All 2 Debates between Richard Fuller and Maria Miller

Mon 12th Nov 2012
BBC
Commons Chamber
(Urgent Question)

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Debate between Richard Fuller and Maria Miller
Monday 12th November 2012

(12 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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Maria Miller Portrait Maria Miller
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The hon. Lady talks about the language we use, and in this place we know it is incredibly powerful. She rightly counsels caution and I share her desire that individuals should be able to raise such issues in the most supportive environment possible.

Richard Fuller Portrait Richard Fuller (Bedford) (Con)
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Twice in the past 12 months the House has discussed the lack of management control over large media organisations—now the BBC and earlier News International led by the hon. Member for West Bromwich East (Mr Watson), who I see is not in his place today. Will my right hon. Friend say whether this raises issues about revising the roles of the BBC so that it can focus on doing right those things it does best?

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Debate between Richard Fuller and Maria Miller
Monday 22nd November 2010

(14 years, 1 month ago)

Commons Chamber
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Maria Miller Portrait Maria Miller
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I thank the hon. Lady for her question. This does not affect self-funders, and we will be making clearer as we get towards the Bill exactly how the measure will affect all other groups. I reiterate that it is important to get clarity in the funding streams as we move towards personalisation, which is overwhelmingly welcomed by disabled people.

Richard Fuller Portrait Richard Fuller (Bedford) (Con)
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My hon. Friend makes a good point about the need for clarity and clarification as we move towards the universal benefit, but we must also consider the issue of decency. The measures that she is taking are having deleterious effects on the well-being of people in my constituency. Many of the families concerned have looked after their children for many years outside care. Will she take the opportunity to meet me so that we can discuss some of these constituency issues?