Whether the Department for Work and Pensions is within its right to encourage claimants to open accounts with high street banks, rather than the Post Office card account; and whether they still plan to offer the Post Office card account, which used to be called the universal bank, or whether...

Whether the Department for Work and Pensions is within its right to encourage claimants to open accounts with high street banks, rather than the Post Office card account; and whether they still plan to offer the Post Office card account, which used to be called the universal bank, or whether...

Whether they are concerned that benefit claimants may be refused basic high street accounts. [HL 456].

Whether they are concerned that benefit claimants may be refused basic high street accounts. [HL 456].

To what address the Department for Work and Pensions writes with information regarding pensions and benefit when a person has been in hospital for more than six weeks. [HL 660].

To what address the Department for Work and Pensions writes with information regarding pensions and benefit when a person has been in hospital for more than six weeks. [HL 660].

Lords statement on what the outcome was of the Employment and Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council held in Brussels on 3 December; and what their stance was on the issues discussed including its voting record. [HL 810].

Lords statement on what the outcome was of the Employment and Social Policy, Health and Consumer Affairs Council held in Brussels on 3 December; and what their stance was on the issues discussed including its voting record. [HL 810].

What recent assessment the Department for Work and Pensions has made of the facilities offered by Rehab UK at its Tyne and Wear Brain Injury Centre; and with what result. [HL 505].

What recent assessment the Department for Work and Pensions has made of the facilities offered by Rehab UK at its Tyne and Wear Brain Injury Centre; and with what result. [HL 505].

What recent representations the Dept for Work and Pensions has received from Rehab UK about the future of its Tyne and Wear Brain Injury Centre; and what action they are taking. [HL 270].

What recent representations the Dept for Work and Pensions has received from Rehab UK about the future of its Tyne and Wear Brain Injury Centre; and what action they are taking. [HL 270].

Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations (SI 2002/2675). Lords debate on motion that an Humble Address be presented to Her Majesty praying that the order be annulled. Motion withdrawn.

Control of Asbestos at Work Regulations (SI 2002/2675). Lords debate on motion that an Humble Address be presented to Her Majesty praying that the order be annulled. Motion withdrawn.

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 25 November, 641 c25-6WA, whether there is any logical principle capable of distinguishing between the agreement on pensions reached with the former Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia in 1959 and that reached with Canada in 1960. [HL 307].

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 25 November, 641 c25-6WA, whether there is any logical principle capable of distinguishing between the agreement on pensions reached with the former Federal People's Republic of Yugoslavia in 1959 and that reached with Canada in 1960. [HL 307].

What percentage of disabled children currently living at home could be classified as children living in poverty. [HL 8]. - Includes figures and ref to Opportunity for All - Fourth Annual Report (CM 5598) and Households Below Average Income 1994-95-2000-01 (thirteenth edition), copies in Library.

What percentage of disabled children currently living at home could be classified as children living in poverty. [HL 8]. - Includes figures and ref to Opportunity for All - Fourth Annual Report (CM 5598) and Households Below Average Income 1994-95-2000-01 (thirteenth edition), copies in Library.

Lords statement on what changes are proposed to the Department for Work and Pensions expenditure limit and administration costs limit. [HL 299]. - Inc table.

Lords statement on what changes are proposed to the Department for Work and Pensions expenditure limit and administration costs limit. [HL 299]. - Inc table.

How and when it came about that British subjects resident in former Yugoslavia are entitled to annual uprating of their state pensions while British subjects resident in Canada are not; and what is the logical principle which justifies the difference between the treatment of British subjects to former Yugoslavia and...

How and when it came about that British subjects resident in former Yugoslavia are entitled to annual uprating of their state pensions while British subjects resident in Canada are not; and what is the logical principle which justifies the difference between the treatment of British subjects to former Yugoslavia and...

Whether there should be a programme of research to provide an improved understanding of the relationship between economic activities and the creation of jobs in the Cumbrian economy. [HL 31].

Whether there should be a programme of research to provide an improved understanding of the relationship between economic activities and the creation of jobs in the Cumbrian economy. [HL 31].

Whether it is still the view, expressed in the Green paper 'Partnership in Pensions (1998)', that the balance spent on pensions by the state and private sectors will change from 60% state and 40% private to 40% state and 60% private. [HL 6105]. - Ref to 20 May 2002 at...

Whether it is still the view, expressed in the Green paper 'Partnership in Pensions (1998)', that the balance spent on pensions by the state and private sectors will change from 60% state and 40% private to 40% state and 60% private. [HL 6105]. - Ref to 20 May 2002 at...