asked Her Majesty's Government:On what date was each of the 25 House of Lords Questions for Written Answer that remained unanswered at the end of the last parliamentary Session tabled.

asked Her Majesty's Government:On what date was each of the 25 House of Lords Questions for Written Answer that remained unanswered at the end of the last parliamentary Session tabled.

asked Her Majesty's Government:How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were received by each department in the last parliamentary Session; and

asked Her Majesty's Government:How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were received by each department in the last parliamentary Session; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer remained unanswered at the end of the last parliamentary Session; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer remained unanswered at the end of the last parliamentary Session; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer in the last parliamentary Session were answered at greater cost than the disproportionate cost threshold, and what were those Questions.

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer in the last parliamentary Session were answered at greater cost than the disproportionate cost threshold, and what were those Questions.

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were received by each department in the 1996-97 parliamentary Session; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were received by each department in the 1996-97 parliamentary Session; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were not answered within 14 days in each of the last five parliamentary Sessions; and

How many House of Lords Questions for Written Answer were not answered within 14 days in each of the last five parliamentary Sessions; and

asked Her Majesty's Government:In what circumstances the costs of public law litigation brought in the public interest can be paid from central funds; and whether in such cases the costs of the judge and court can be met from fee income.

asked Her Majesty's Government:In what circumstances the costs of public law litigation brought in the public interest can be paid from central funds; and whether in such cases the costs of the judge and court can be met from fee income.

asked Her Majesty's Government:How many cases involving the public interest in environmental law have had orders for no costs since the Aarhus Convention was ratified; and what has been the net change since 2000 in (a) the money spent on legal aid; (b) the average legal costs in court cases...

asked Her Majesty's Government:How many cases involving the public interest in environmental law have had orders for no costs since the Aarhus Convention was ratified; and what has been the net change since 2000 in (a) the money spent on legal aid; (b) the average legal costs in court cases...

asked Her Majesty's Government:What percentage of cases in which legal aid is disbursed are non-criminal cases; how much money has been disbursed in legal aid in non-criminal cases since 2000; and what proportion of this money was of overall spending on legal aid in each of the years since 2000.

asked Her Majesty's Government:What percentage of cases in which legal aid is disbursed are non-criminal cases; how much money has been disbursed in legal aid in non-criminal cases since 2000; and what proportion of this money was of overall spending on legal aid in each of the years since 2000.

asked Her Majesty's Government:In the last two years, what proportion of environmental law judicial review challenges received public funding.

asked Her Majesty's Government:In the last two years, what proportion of environmental law judicial review challenges received public funding.

What support is given by central government to ensure that a complete network of adequately resourced local records centres is available across England and Wales in addition to any local authority settlement [HL 152].

What support is given by central government to ensure that a complete network of adequately resourced local records centres is available across England and Wales in addition to any local authority settlement [HL 152].

Whether the level of support given by central government to ensure a complete network of adequately resourced local records centres has changed since the extra requirements for information arising from various relevant European Union directives have come into force, and if so, by what percentage [HL 153].

Whether the level of support given by central government to ensure a complete network of adequately resourced local records centres has changed since the extra requirements for information arising from various relevant European Union directives have come into force, and if so, by what percentage [HL 153].

Whether they are content with the level of knowledge about food and nutrition gained at school by children up to the age of 16. [HL 1758]. - Includes figures.

Whether they are content with the level of knowledge about food and nutrition gained at school by children up to the age of 16. [HL 1758]. - Includes figures.

Whether they are reviewing or intend to review how issues about food and nutrition are taught in primary and secondary schools. [HL 1757].

Whether they are reviewing or intend to review how issues about food and nutrition are taught in primary and secondary schools. [HL 1757].