Parliamentary Questions and Debates: FOREIGN BETTING SITES: Matt Scott writes in the Guardian: 30 October 2007

Appointed to the House of Lords in 1999, Lord Faulkner of Worcester was appointed a Lord in Waiting in the Whips' Office in June 2009 with responsibilities for transport issues, Wales and climate change.

Following the General Election he has relinquished the post of Lord in Waiting, and has been appointed to the panel of members of the House of Lords who act as Deputy Chairmen of Committees.

He has been reinstated as Chairman of the reconstituted War Heritage Group, and returned as Chairman of the British-Taiwan APPG.

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FOREIGN BETTING SITES: Matt Scott writes in the Guardian: 30 October 2007

Gambling: Gibraltar's lax gambling regulations could make it easier for corruption to spread to UK sport. Matt Scott suggests in The Guardian that web betting is hard to handle. Read the full article here ► Ministers heed FA pleas and target foreign betting sites

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FOREIGN BETTING SITES: Matt Scott writes in the Guardian: 30 October 2007