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EDM 40

MINICOM TELEPHONES AT RAILWAY AND BUS STATIONS

openUnited Kingdom· UK Parliament· EN

Introduced

6 December 2000

Last action

6 December 2000 · Early Day Motion

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Lindsay Hoyle

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6 December 2000

Summary

That this House notes with concern the lack of suitable telephones for those who are hard of hearing or deaf at rail and bus stations throughout the country; believes that people with hearing disabilities should not be excluded from an everyday service at rail and bus stations where the use of a public telephone is often essential; and calls on the telephone companies along with bus and rail companies to ensure that Minicom telephones are installed at rail and bus stations throughout the country.

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  1. 6 December 2000

    Early Day Motion

    That this House notes with concern the lack of suitable telephones for those who are hard of hearing or deaf at rail and bus stations throughout the country; believes that people with hearing disabilities should not be excluded from an everyday service at rail and bus stations where the use of a public telephone is often essential; and calls on the telephone companies along with bus and rail companies to ensure that Minicom telephones are installed at rail and bus stations throughout the country.

    Source: Early Day Motion

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