Proceeding contribution from Lord Howell of Guildford (Conservative) in the House of Lords on Thursday, 21 January 2010. It occurred during Debate on Nuclear Disarmament.
Nuclear Disarmament
I thank the noble Lord for his apology. As I was saying, seventhly, we will push for stronger enforcement of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty. Mr Obama is already committed to this, but we may be in a better position than the Americans to secure the support of others. The Minister can relax, because I am coming to my last sentence. I do not think that the approach that I have described will be very different from the current Government’s approach to these matters, as set out in their The Road to 2010 documentation. However, we shall certainly approach these objectives with the unity and vigour that sometimes seem to elude the present Administration.
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- 2009-10
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- China International cooperation International Atomic Energy Agency Nuclear weapons Nuclear fuels Nuclear power Radioactive materials Nuclear disarmament Proliferation Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty Terrorism Security USA Sanctions Russia Iran North Korea Trident
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