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Session 11575: 1996-10-18 10:08:00

Davis acted as Interim Chairman in Gorman's absence; Letter from Minister Ancram regarding Forum's Interim Report on Education Administration; Debate on PUP motion on Jobseeker's Allowance; Debate on Alliance motion on Privatisation of Northern Ireland's water service. Procedural motion to introduce Order Papers. SDLP absent from proceedings.

Northern Ireland Forum for Political Dialogue

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Session 11575: 1996-10-18 10:08:00

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Motion on Privatization of the Water Service

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This Forum believes that the Water Executive is such a vital public utility to the people of Northern Ireland that it must remain in public ownership. We call on the present Government to stop wasting public money on the present process to force water privatization on Northern Ireland after the next general election. Further, we call on the Labour Party to make an explicit statement of intent that they will not pursue this privatization policy should they form the next Government.

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