Energy saving Bill gets support

Language: English Series: Financial Times ; 21 January 1995, 4(1)Publication details: 1995Subject(s):

Summary: The private member`s Home Energy Conservation Bill, will receive government support and had an unopposed second reading on 20 January. The bill`s intention is to empower ministers to set timetables for local authorities to draw up energy conservation plans.

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The private member`s Home Energy Conservation Bill, will receive government support and had an unopposed second reading on 20 January. The bill`s intention is to empower ministers to set timetables for local authorities to draw up energy conservation plans.

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