Whether they will initiate a debate in this House on the question whether all security passes giving admission to the Palace of Westminster should continue to be valid in all parts of the Parliamentary Estate. [HL 2097].

Whether they will initiate a debate in this House on the question whether all security passes giving admission to the Palace of Westminster should continue to be valid in all parts of the Parliamentary Estate. [HL 2097].

What in the most recent convenient period of 12 months was: (a) the average number of 12, 13 and 14 year-old boys and girls, and 15 and 16 year-old girls, held in custody on remand; and (b) the average number of unoccupied places in local authority secure accommodation, giving these...

What in the most recent convenient period of 12 months was: (a) the average number of 12, 13 and 14 year-old boys and girls, and 15 and 16 year-old girls, held in custody on remand; and (b) the average number of unoccupied places in local authority secure accommodation, giving these...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 1 February 1998, 596 c184WA, whether they will publish a table showing the percentage of prisoners surveyed in 1997 who displayed evidence of each of the disorders, and each combination of the disorders, listed in the Answer together...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Williams of Mostyn on 1 February 1998, 596 c184WA, whether they will publish a table showing the percentage of prisoners surveyed in 1997 who displayed evidence of each of the disorders, and each combination of the disorders, listed in the Answer together...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 581 c45-6WA, whether they have yet located suitable sites for the four further secure training centres referred to in that Answer; if so, where they are; if not, by what criteria they have defined the areas...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 581 c45-6WA, whether they have yet located suitable sites for the four further secure training centres referred to in that Answer; if so, where they are; if not, by what criteria they have defined the areas...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July, 581 c45-6WA, whether the accommodation to be constructed under "the contract to provide a secure training centre at Cookham Wood, Kent, for persistent offenders aged 12-14" would be suitable for housing offenders of any other age; if...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July, 581 c45-6WA, whether the accommodation to be constructed under "the contract to provide a secure training centre at Cookham Wood, Kent, for persistent offenders aged 12-14" would be suitable for housing offenders of any other age; if...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 501 c45-6WA, what consultations took place between the Home Office and other departments, including in particular the Department of Health, before the Government decided on "introducing the secure training order provided in the Criminal Justice Act...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 501 c45-6WA, what consultations took place between the Home Office and other departments, including in particular the Department of Health, before the Government decided on "introducing the secure training order provided in the Criminal Justice Act...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 581 c45-6WA, why their contractual obligations with regard to Cookham Wood and their consequent decision to implement the provisions for the secure training orders (STOs) in the Public Order Act 1994 make it necessary for them...

Further to the Answer given by Lord Williams of Mostyn on 3 July 1997, 581 c45-6WA, why their contractual obligations with regard to Cookham Wood and their consequent decision to implement the provisions for the secure training orders (STOs) in the Public Order Act 1994 make it necessary for them...