The people of the West of Scotland recognise that this crisis is a national crisis, a Community Crisis, and they are prepared to back the Government in implementing everything the Government requires to be done in order to get the nation out of a grave and difficult situation.

If, at the end of the day, a situation arose which we could not agree, then one would no doubt have a Crisis in the Community, which we would resolve, holding firmly to the assurance that we have been given.

If, at the end of the day, a situation arose which we could not agree, then one would no doubt have a Crisis in the Community, which we would resolve, holding firmly to the assurance we have been given".

Without that right there will undoubtedly be a Crisis in the Community early in the New Year over constitutional matters.

The Council could resist this and hold up the Community budget, but there would be a form of Crisis in the Community.

It dominated the debate, because the milk sector is the dominant area of Crisis in the Community.

Some Labour Members would like the Community to be abolished - not only for Britain to withdraw from it - as a result of this one so-called Crisis in the Community.

As an example, to put it crudely and shortly, the Current Community Crisis is about the management of the CAP.

In almost the very words which he used, I expressed to the Council of Ministers that, in my judgment, the French Government were pursuing a tactic of trying to create a major Crisis in the Community in the hope that, in order to avoid such a crisis, major concessions would be made to the French viewpoint on sheep-meat.

There is manifest Crisis in the Community, as the Minister of State says.

I turn to the manifest Crisis in the Community.

We have been debating not simply an unprecedented Crisis in Our Community, not even an unparalleled breakdown in civic order, bit the very future of our country for the rest of the century and beyond.

It will create a Crisis in the Community.

The Crisis in the Community has been caused by spending on agriculture, which is now completely out of control, with at least a 30 per cent.

The move dramatically deepened the sense of financial Crisis in the Community, which has a strict legal limit on the amount of money it is allowed to spend" - the own resources to which my hon. Friend the Member for Livingston (Mr. Cook) referred earlier.

The hon. Gentleman will recall that since July and the Stuggart summit we have continually been making clear our view that the best way to deal with the Crisis in the Community is to tackle it through the device of price fixing.

In the past in the United Kingdom we have often been tempted to assume that whenever there is a Crisis in the Community, or the Community has been unable to reach agreement, that has been purely on issues in which Britain has taken a special interest.

By that time all the representatives and heads of Government will be much more aware of the impending financial Crisis in the Community and that urgent steps are needed to deal with it.

I have not seen the report of what Mr. Curry said, but having read many articles written by him I should be surprisd to hear that he does not agree that the financial Crisis of the Community must be put right with the greatest expedition.

What is particularly disappointing about that failure is that the Crisis in the Community is also an opportunity, an opportunity to secure the fundamental reform that, all too plainly, the Community needs, an opportunity to find the new sense of direction that, all too plainly, the Community has lost.

If agricultural expenditure in 1985–86 exceeds the guideline, there will be a sense of Crisis in the Community.

A financial Crisis in the Community 18 months ago gave us milk quotas, the repurcussions of which are still being felt throughout the nation, not only by dairy farmers but by creameries which are now closing for good.

It continues and it will create a Crisis in the Community.

If we keep pushing a balanced budget further into the future, eventually, with costs continuing to go up, in deference to the hon. Member for Harrow, East, there will be a real financial Crisis in the Community.

That shows how dire is the present financial Crisis in the Community.

These issues are also deeply important to the young people who will give so freely of their time this Christmas to help provide food and shelter for many of the worst victims of the Crisis in Community care whom we now see them sleeping rough, night by night, on the streets of our great cities.

Ms Jowell: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what proportion of staff in mental health units are trained to provide (a) case management, (b) Community Crisis intervention, (c) home-based care and (d) normalised day care.

Is not the root of the Crisis in Community care the operation of the Government's market in health?

I wish to deal first with a subject which the right hon. Gentleman mentioned and which is causing a serious economic Crisis in Our Community, but which has not received sufficient attention: bovine spongiform encephalopathy.

I know that my noble friend the Minister recognises that the current Crisis in Community care--for which disabled people and their carers all over the country blame the Gloucestershire judgment and the now almost equally notorious Powys judgment--is placing an increasingly daunting strain on the NHS.

We have a Crisis in Community care that the Government must address.

In addition, work in prisons and improved Community Crisis resolution services will target the particular needs of high suicide risk areas, as well as making the mental health system more responsive.

Community Crisis

I was in Hastings all day on Thursday to hear about the level of Crisis in the Community, and about how people are clinging on by their fingernails.

The money that the Prime Minister announced in relation to Community Crisis care - the extra £400 million announced in January - will be spent throughout the community, and it is essential that we track it.

In times of Community Crisis, challenge or indeed success, listening to the local BBC radio station and watching local TV are vital for many of our constituents.