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- ↑ Hansard (House of Commons) Second Reading. 21 March 2003. At this time the Bill was called the Equine Welfare (Ragwort Control) Bill. It later became the Ragwort Control Bill.
- ↑ "PUNISHMENT FOR MURDER OF a POLICE OFFICER (Hansard, 21 February 1994)".
