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Naomi Stubbs
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    2. London
    3. UK
    4. Member Since: Jul 02 2009 9:34:00 AM
    5. Last modified date: Jul 02 2009 9:34:00 AM
    6. Last visited date: Aug 25 2009 4:06:41 PM
    7. Hit counts: 695
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  1. naomi1 asked Jo Swinson: "

    In light of the current financial crisis in the City and high-risk behaviours bypredominantly male bankers and traders, is it time to promote more women into top roles in the City?

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  2. Jo Swinson answer: "Click 'play' to view."
  4. Is this a good answer?    5    0
  5. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Nov 25 2009 11:04:41 AM
  7. naomi1 asked Lynne Featherstone: "How can we make the public sector a more efficient and transparent place to avoid the bungling, incompetence and shirking of responsibility that led to the tragic death of Baby P?"
  8. Lynne Featherstone answer: "Click 'play' to view."
  10. Is this a good answer?    9    0
  11. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Oct 02 2009 7:00:33 AM
  13. naomi1 asked Lord Carlile: "is it not concerning that new police anti-terrorism powers seem to be increasingly used in non-terrorism related situations and how can we ensure that these powers  are only used in terrorist-related ..." Show more »"is it not concerning that new police anti-terrorism powers seem to be increasingly used in non-terrorism related situations and how can we ensure that these powers  are only used in terrorist-related situations?" Show less »
  14. Lord Carlile answer: "click 'play' to view."
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  17. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Sep 26 2009 6:00:39 AM
  19. naomi1 asked Lord Soley of Hammersmith: "Are you in support of the Mayor of Londons decision not to extend the congestion charge zone into West London?Is this a blow for climate change or a victory of local democracy?"
  20. Lord Soley of Hammersmith answer: "I think the congestion charge has been beneficial and would generally support it in areas where congestion is a problem. So although the Mayor can reasonably claim to have responded to local pressure ..." Show more»" I think the congestion charge has been beneficial and would generally support it in areas where congestion is a problem. So although the Mayor can reasonably claim to have responded to local pressure personally I think it would have been better to keep it in west London. "Show less«
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  22. 0 comment   |  Topic: Local Issues   |   Email to friends   |   Sep 14 2009 9:42:49 AM
  24. naomi1 asked Baroness Warnock: "How much influence do religious groups have in opposing the legalisation of euthanasia and how could they be brought on side, as it were?"
  25. Baroness Warnock answer: "Religious groups have considerable influence. Especially Roman Catholics are very goo, through their bishops, at mobilising people into writing letters of protest, usually providing the actual wording..." Show more»" Religious groups have considerable influence. Especially Roman Catholics are very goo, through their bishops, at mobilising people into writing letters of protest, usually providing the actual wording of the letter, so one gets a hundred identical letters with different signatures. In the House of Lords, the Bishops are listened to respectfully when they speak on any matter of morality. Yet very few of them or other religious people in Parliament declare that they are speaking as their religion teaches them. They  say a few words about the Sanctity of Life, but then go on to the  main secular arguments, such as the danger of abuse, and particularly the threat they perceive to people who are disabled and whose lives are deemed (by others) not to be worth preserving. So it's quite difficult to assess the influence of religious conviction by itself. Most people who are religiously committed make no clear distinction between moral and religious arguments. They assume that their moral convictions are grounded on religion, or are somehow part of what God teaches. One ought to persist in asking them how they know they are right. "Show less«
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  27. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Aug 10 2009 3:01:13 PM
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  1. naomi1 is asking David Davis: "With crime rates traditionally increasing during times of recession, will the Conservatives fall back to their traditional 'tough-on-crime' approach or continue with their shift to an emphasis on rehabilitation..." Show more »"With crime rates traditionally increasing during times of recession, will the Conservatives fall back to their traditional 'tough-on-crime' approach or continue with their shift to an emphasis on rehabilitation and more of an understanding of the underlying societal causes of crime?" Show less »
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:51:55 AM
  1. naomi1 is asking Vincent Cable: "Should the government bring in strict regulation re-establishing the separation of high-street banking and high-risk investment banking or would this be damaging to the City?"
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:48:20 AM
  1. naomi1 is asking Peter Luff: "Should the government bring in strict regulation re-establishing the separation of high-street banking and high-risk investment banking or would this be damaging to the City?"
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:47:50 AM
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  1. naomi1 is asking David Davis: "With crime rates traditionally increasing during times of recession, will the Conservatives fall back to their traditional 'tough-on-crime' approach or continue with their shift to an emphasis on rehabilitation..." Show more »"With crime rates traditionally increasing during times of recession, will the Conservatives fall back to their traditional 'tough-on-crime' approach or continue with their shift to an emphasis on rehabilitation and more of an understanding of the underlying societal causes of crime?" Show less »
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:51:55 AM
  1. naomi1 is asking Vincent Cable: "Should the government bring in strict regulation re-establishing the separation of high-street banking and high-risk investment banking or would this be damaging to the City?"
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:48:20 AM
  1. naomi1 is asking Peter Luff: "Should the government bring in strict regulation re-establishing the separation of high-street banking and high-risk investment banking or would this be damaging to the City?"
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  3. 0 comment   |  Topic: Politics   |   Email to friends   |   Jul 02 2009 9:47:50 AM
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