 | ' The former Prime Minister, the right hon. Member for Huntingdon (Mr. Major) was very unwise to speak in a debate at the Bill's Committee stage without interacting with Committee members. Had he taken interventions, he might have been able to explain to voters in Scotland why, for some reason, he thought that, on United Kingdom issues, one of their votes should be worth only 83 per cent. of the vote of an English voter.' Sir Robert Smith MP, Hansard, 4 th March 1998. |  |
