Caroline Flint Quotations

I have read some of [the Lisbon Treaty] but not all of it.

Until suitable alternatives are found, this vital work should continue so that hundreds of millions more lives can be saved in the future

The fact is we published this report. I approved the press release. I am quoted on the press release

landmark piece of legislation. However, it was never expected that the Act would remain forever unchanged in this area of fast-moving science.

We are hoping that this campaign will give smokers an excellent reason to quit smoking - to protect their families, friends and colleagues.

There are important and complex questions to be asked but I do think that we need to ask these questions.

We are asking a specific question -- should sex selection play a role in terms of family balancing,

This campaign is designed to show that it's often the places we feel safest that put us at the greatest risk, such as relaxing at home in front of the television. We are hoping that this campaign will give smokers an excellent reason to quit smoking - to protect their families, friends and colleagues. By arming everyone with the facts about the very real dangers of secondhand smoke we are providing people another motivation to give up for good.

It is right that the interests of donor-conceived children should be first and foremost, and that donor-conceived people should have a right to information about their genetic origins, including the identity of their donor.

In all of this debate welfare of children is a very, very important issue, ... What we are not into is asking questions which somehow put a value on one gender over and above another.