The problem was not just the lack of consultation with the public, but the lack of consultation with the House. Those of us who were engaged in the passage of the Public Bodies Bill expected that there would be a full debate on the abolition of the Agricultural Wages Board in the future but, whether through cock-up or conspiracy, we were denied that opportunity.
Agricultural Wages Board
Proceeding contribution from
Andrew George
(Liberal Democrat)
in the House of Commons on Wednesday, 24 April 2013.
It occurred during Opposition day on Agricultural Wages Board.
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