Whether they will meet any third party claims for compensation arising out of a faulty drug test carried out by UK Sport; or whether the national governing body will remain responsible. [HL 4647].

Whether they will meet any third party claims for compensation arising out of a faulty drug test carried out by UK Sport; or whether the national governing body will remain responsible. [HL 4647].

How many tests for erythropoietin (EPO) were carried out by the UK Sport's Drug Free Directorate in each of the last three years; and how many are planned for each of the next three years. [HL 4646].

How many tests for erythropoietin (EPO) were carried out by the UK Sport's Drug Free Directorate in each of the last three years; and how many are planned for each of the next three years. [HL 4646].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 5 July 2004, 663 c68WA, how many of the seized imports: (a) were declared for export in the country of origin; (b) were brought in through ports; (c) were brought in through airports; (d) were seized in consignment loads; (e)...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 5 July 2004, 663 c68WA, how many of the seized imports: (a) were declared for export in the country of origin; (b) were brought in through ports; (c) were brought in through airports; (d) were seized in consignment loads; (e)...

What conclusions were reached on the future of the United Kingom's Anti-doping Agency at the meeting of the Sports Cabinet on Tuesday 20 April. [HL 2558].

What conclusions were reached on the future of the United Kingom's Anti-doping Agency at the meeting of the Sports Cabinet on Tuesday 20 April. [HL 2558].

Whether they, officials from UK Sport or consultants appointed by UK Sport to review the United Kingdom Anti-Doping Programme, have held discussions with governing bodies of professional sport to assess the impact of professional governing bodies of sport establishing their own anti-doping policies and procedures separate from the Anti-Doping Programme...

Whether they, officials from UK Sport or consultants appointed by UK Sport to review the United Kingdom Anti-Doping Programme, have held discussions with governing bodies of professional sport to assess the impact of professional governing bodies of sport establishing their own anti-doping policies and procedures separate from the Anti-Doping Programme...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 5 January 2004 (656 c20WA), how much the review by PMP consultants of the Drug Free Sport Directorate at UK Sport is costing; and whether the consultants will have access to the report produced for the chief executive...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 5 January 2004 (656 c20WA), how much the review by PMP consultants of the Drug Free Sport Directorate at UK Sport is costing; and whether the consultants will have access to the report produced for the chief executive...

Whether the United Kingdom's current anti-doping arrangements are compliant with the World Anti-Doping Agency Code with regard to (a) mandatory aspects of the code; and (b) best practice suggested by the code. [HL 169].

Whether the United Kingdom's current anti-doping arrangements are compliant with the World Anti-Doping Agency Code with regard to (a) mandatory aspects of the code; and (b) best practice suggested by the code. [HL 169].

How many laboratories in the United Kingdom are accredited to analyse anti-doping tests. [HL 172].

How many laboratories in the United Kingdom are accredited to analyse anti-doping tests. [HL 172].

What was the annual budget for UK Sport's anti-doping work for the years 1996-97 to 2003-04; and what the budget will be for the years up to 2006-07. - Inc table. [HL 171].

What was the annual budget for UK Sport's anti-doping work for the years 1996-97 to 2003-04; and what the budget will be for the years up to 2006-07. - Inc table. [HL 171].

On which dates discussions have been held with the Football Association to (a) review its anti-doping procedure; and (b) consider individual doping offences; and whether they will provide summary progress reports from each meeting. [HL 170].

On which dates discussions have been held with the Football Association to (a) review its anti-doping procedure; and (b) consider individual doping offences; and whether they will provide summary progress reports from each meeting. [HL 170].

When they intend to establish an anti-doping agency, independent of UK Sport, with a reporting structure direct to the Minister of Sport. - Inc ref to 23 October 2003, 653 c196WA. [HL 168].

When they intend to establish an anti-doping agency, independent of UK Sport, with a reporting structure direct to the Minister of Sport. - Inc ref to 23 October 2003, 653 c196WA. [HL 168].

When UK Sport has informed the Football Association by telephone on 23 September that Rio Ferdinand had failed to comply with a request to submit to a test, a disciplinary panel was not set up prior to that player's next Premier League match and in advance of England's match against...

When UK Sport has informed the Football Association by telephone on 23 September that Rio Ferdinand had failed to comply with a request to submit to a test, a disciplinary panel was not set up prior to that player's next Premier League match and in advance of England's match against...

When they intend to make representations to the Football Foundation to ensure that grants to the Football Clubs should be conditional on the full implementation of UK Sport's Statement of Anti-Doping Policy. [HL 4790].

When they intend to make representations to the Football Foundation to ensure that grants to the Football Clubs should be conditional on the full implementation of UK Sport's Statement of Anti-Doping Policy. [HL 4790].

When they intend to provide the Drug Free Sport Directorate of UK Sport with the powers to establish and run independent disciplinary panels and insist on the presence of independent testing officers at all times during all testing procedures. [HL 4788].

When they intend to provide the Drug Free Sport Directorate of UK Sport with the powers to establish and run independent disciplinary panels and insist on the presence of independent testing officers at all times during all testing procedures. [HL 4788].

Whether, as a matter or urgency, they will make the Drug Free Sport Directorate independent of UK Sport; When they intend to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of anti-doping testing policies and procedures in British sport. [HL 4787] [HL 4789].

Whether, as a matter or urgency, they will make the Drug Free Sport Directorate independent of UK Sport; When they intend to launch an independent review into the effectiveness of anti-doping testing policies and procedures in British sport. [HL 4787] [HL 4789].

Whether they have received reports that the Manchester United club doctors, who are mandated under the anti-doping policy agreed between the football authorities and UK Sport to ensure full compliance with the policy, informed the independent sampling officers that Rio Ferdinand was delayed in giving a sample on 23 September...

Whether they have received reports that the Manchester United club doctors, who are mandated under the anti-doping policy agreed between the football authorities and UK Sport to ensure full compliance with the policy, informed the independent sampling officers that Rio Ferdinand was delayed in giving a sample on 23 September...

Whether they intend to make representations to the International Olympic Committee to investigate alleged cases of American Olympic medallists who had positive drug tests but have subsequently been cleared on appeal by United States track and field officials. [HL 4673].

Whether they intend to make representations to the International Olympic Committee to investigate alleged cases of American Olympic medallists who had positive drug tests but have subsequently been cleared on appeal by United States track and field officials. [HL 4673].

Prevention of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Prevention of Driving Under the Influence of Drugs Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Road Traffic (Amendment) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Whether they have considered the implications for the charging of VAT on services other than therapy by medical practitioners of the recent ruling in the case (D v. W 384/98) referred to by an Austrian court to the European Court of Justice; and, if so, what conclusions they have reached.

Whether they have considered the implications for the charging of VAT on services other than therapy by medical practitioners of the recent ruling in the case (D v. W 384/98) referred to by an Austrian court to the European Court of Justice; and, if so, what conclusions they have reached.