MILLENNIUM DOME

Summary

That this House expresses deep concern and alarm at the decision by the Millennium Commission to advance a further ú29 million of public money to the New Millennium Experience Company; notes that this will deprive the New Opportunities Fund of monies that would otherwise go to education, health and the environment; calls on the Government to undertake that no further public funds whether from taxation, the Lottery or otherwise shall be advanced to the NMEC; and further calls for a public judicial inquiry into the stewardship of the Millennium Fund.

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1. 22 May 2000

   Early Day Motion

   That this House expresses deep concern and alarm at the decision by the Millennium Commission to advance a further ú29 million of public money to the New Millennium Experience Company; notes that this will deprive the New Opportunities Fund of monies that would otherwise go to education, health and the environment; calls on the Government to undertake that no further public funds whether from taxation, the Lottery or otherwise shall be advanced to the NMEC; and further calls for a public judicial inquiry into the stewardship of the Millennium Fund.

   Source: Early Day Motion

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• Mr Robert Marshall-Andrews · Labour · Primary sponsor

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