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  Opposition Day - [1st allotted day] - Industry (Government Support)
  
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  @ MP voted aye to support the Government's policies aimed at a business-led economic recovery. 
  @ MP voted no against the Government's policies aimed at a business-led economic recovery.
  
  The majority of MPs voted to support the Government's policies aimed at a business-led economic recovery. 
  
  The majority of MPs supported a motion stating:
  "That this House 
  * ''notes'' the need for a clear deficit reduction plan, and that such a plan must have at its heart measures to foster growth and create the conditions for a strong business-led recovery;
  * ''believes'' Government has a crucial role to play in fostering economic growth and in creating a better-balanced economy;
  * ''supports'' strategic decisions to back key sectors such as digital, life sciences, low carbon manufacturing and civil nuclear power;
  * ''welcomes'' the Government's Â£150 million investment in a further 50,000 apprenticeships and their Â£50 million to support the college building programme that was in chaos under the last Government;
  * ''further welcomes'' the extra 10,000 university places on offer for 2010-11; notes with concern the wasteful, ineffective policies pursued by the last Government regarding industrial support, and
  * ''commends'' the Government's plans for local enterprise partnerships that will deliver better value for money and support long-term growth objectives;
  * ''recognises'' the need for a review of all projects approved since 1 January 2010 to evaluate their worth to the economy and taxpayer; 
  * ''welcomes'' Government support for entrepreneurs by reducing bureaucracy and increasing flexibility for both employees and employers; and
  * ''believes'' the Government has made a strong early start in providing the conditions for long-term low-carbon economic growth and rebalancing the economy."
  
  
  
  
  
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