Fisheries committee  Mr. Chairman, Mr. Prince has covered one of the two points I wanted to raise, and that is, really, where are you up to? Your letter to the commission would be a very good summary, which you will copy to us, no doubt, because I would like to know whether you are undertaking a stud

Fisheries committee  I'm Den Dover, from northwest England. I'm a British Conservative member. I'm on the committees on industry, research and energy, transport and tourism, and also regional development. I'm therefore not a member of the fisheries committee. But it's a very key interest to us, and t

Foreign Affairs committee  I was delighted to hear last night that Canada is playing a very strong part in Afghanistan in infrastructure development. But could you deal with the two dreaded words “Iraq” and “Iran”? What is the view, if any, of the Canadian government?

Foreign Affairs committee  The constitution is a very hot political potato. The British Conservatives are totally opposed to such a constitution because we see it leading toward a state of Europe, whereas, as we believe as John Major, our last Conservative Prime Minister, said, this should be in subsidiari

Foreign Affairs committee  There is, as you know, a target of 0.7% of gross domestic product for all countries to put into overseas investments, help to the underdeveloped countries. Could you tell me what Canada does achieve in that regard?

Foreign Affairs committee  I'm Den Dover, a British Conservative from northwest England. I was in our House of Commons for 18 years, then lost in 1997 when we suffered an enormous defeat. Then seven years ago, I came to the European Parliament.