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If he will make a statement on progress on the review of the system of controls on candidates' expenses at elections announced at 155 c131-3W. - Inc fact that consultative group is being set up under HO chairmanship
If he will make a statement on progress on the review of the system of controls on candidates' expenses at elections announced at 155 c131-3W. - Inc fact that consultative group is being set up under HO chairmanship
That this House notes the presidential elections taking place in Guatemala; welcomes the fact that this is the first time that an elected president has handed power over to an elected successor; recognises that the army is still a power beyond democratic control and widely held to be responsible for deaths, torture and wide-scale human rights abuse; applauds the series of talks held between the Church, business leaders and other sectors of Guatemalan society with the guerilla movement, the URNG; believes that the armed forces must become party to these talks if a genuinely peaceful route to sustainable democracy is to take place; and calls upon the international community to bring pressure to bear to this end.
That this House notes the presidential elections taking place in Guatemala; welcomes the fact that this is the first time that an elected president has handed power over to an elected successor; recognises that the army is still a power beyond democratic control and widely held to be responsible for...
If he will hold early talks with the President and Government of Bangladesh on action being taken to restore democracy and ways in which Her Majesty's Government could increase aid to Bangladesh. - Inc figures
If he will hold early talks with the President and Government of Bangladesh on action being taken to restore democracy and ways in which Her Majesty's Government could increase aid to Bangladesh. - Inc figures
If he will initiate discussions with the Bangladesh Government to discuss: (a) what assistance Her Majesty's Government could offer Bangladesh in the preparations for forthcoming elections for President and Parliament and (b) what help Her Majesty's Government could offer in monitoring the conduct of these elections. - Ready to consider...
If he will initiate discussions with the Bangladesh Government to discuss: (a) what assistance Her Majesty's Government could offer Bangladesh in the preparations for forthcoming elections for President and Parliament and (b) what help Her Majesty's Government could offer in monitoring the conduct of these elections. - Ready to consider...
If he will have discussions with the Secretary General of the Commonwealth about what role might be played by the Commonwealth in: (a) preparations for forthcoming elections in Bangladesh for President and Parliament and (b) monitoring the conduct of those elections.
If he will have discussions with the Secretary General of the Commonwealth about what role might be played by the Commonwealth in: (a) preparations for forthcoming elections in Bangladesh for President and Parliament and (b) monitoring the conduct of those elections.
On how many occasions between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 officers of MI5 or civil servants were granted access to any parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown.
On how many occasions between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 officers of MI5 or civil servants were granted access to any parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown.
If he will detail the precautions taken to prevent unauthorised access to parliamentary ballot papers, counterfoils, marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown under Schedule 1, Part V, Rule 55 of the Representation of the People Act 1983.
If he will detail the precautions taken to prevent unauthorised access to parliamentary ballot papers, counterfoils, marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown under Schedule 1, Part V, Rule 55 of the Representation of the People Act 1983.
On how many occasions between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 police officers were given access to any parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown.
On how many occasions between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 police officers were given access to any parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of the Clerk of the Crown.
What was the number of orders made between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 under Schedule 1, Part V, Rule 56 of the Representation of the People Act 1983.
What was the number of orders made between 11th June 1987 and 31st August 1988 under Schedule 1, Part V, Rule 56 of the Representation of the People Act 1983.
If he will list the legal provisions in addition to the Representation of the People Act 1983 which entitle a person to obtain access to the parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of a returning officer or...
If he will list the legal provisions in addition to the Representation of the People Act 1983 which entitle a person to obtain access to the parliamentary ballot papers and counterfoils and the marked electoral registers, returns, declarations and other election documents in the custody of a returning officer or...
That this House, deeply disturbed by recent events in Bangladesh, including the closure of universities, the imposition of curfews on its major cities, the arrest of opposition leaders, censorship of the Press, the death and injury of scores of protestors and the declaration of a state of emergency, believes that there can be no lasting solution to the continuing political crisis in Bangladesh unless and until free and fair elections are held under an impartial administration; welcomes therefore President Ershad's announcement that he is prepared to stand down before elections are held; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make clear Britain's support for the restoration of genuine democracy in Bangladesh and to restate its policy that, apart from food and medicines, non-democratic and military regimes can no longer expect to be recipients of Britain's aid programmes.
That this House, deeply disturbed by recent events in Bangladesh, including the closure of universities, the imposition of curfews on its major cities, the arrest of opposition leaders, censorship of the Press, the death and injury of scores of protestors and the declaration of a state of emergency, believes that...
If he will list those Commonwealth countries the citizens of which, resident in the United Kingdom, are eligible to vote in United Kingdom elections.
If he will list those Commonwealth countries the citizens of which, resident in the United Kingdom, are eligible to vote in United Kingdom elections.
That this House welcomes the election of Mary Robinson as President of Ireland; and sees her commitment to women's rights within the Republic and her post-election statement extending a warm hand of friendship on behalf of the people of the Republic to the two communities of Northern Ireland as matters of great hope and significance; and agrees with her comments at her inaugural address that she 'was elected by men and women of all parties and none, by many with great moral courage who stepped beyond the faded flags of the civil war and voted for a new Ireland'.
That this House welcomes the election of Mary Robinson as President of Ireland; and sees her commitment to women's rights within the Republic and her post-election statement extending a warm hand of friendship on behalf of the people of the Republic to the two communities of Northern Ireland as matters...
That this House warmly congratulates Mary Robinson, a woman with an unrivalled record on civil rights, particularly the rights of women and children, on her magnificent victory in the election for the Irish Presidency; and further congratulates all the women of Ireland, who, in her words, rocked the system rather than the cradle.
That this House warmly congratulates Mary Robinson, a woman with an unrivalled record on civil rights, particularly the rights of women and children, on her magnificent victory in the election for the Irish Presidency; and further congratulates all the women of Ireland, who, in her words, rocked the system rather...