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SNAP- "SAY NO AND PHONE" DANCE NIGHTS FOR YOUNG CLUBBERS

Early day motion 207, tabled 16 January 2001 by Paul Keetch (Liberal Democrat). Signed by 49 members.

That this House congratulates Crimestoppers for their Say No and Phone initiative for young people who support the concept of rejecting drugs; notes that SNAP has received an award for Best Community Crime Prevention Programme from the International Society of Crime Prevention Practitioners; pays tribute to all the people nationally who run the SNAP events; looks forward to SNAP events this weekend, including the 7th SNAP event to be held in Hereford, where already 5,000 young people have attended SNAP nights, and at which on Saturday a free membership scheme will be launched; thanks the many bands and artists who support SNAP, and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to increase its support for SNAP and other drug prevention programmes.

Signatures by party: Labour 32, Liberal Democrat 10, Labour/Co-operative 3, Conservative 2, Plaid Cymru 1, UUP 1.