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Whether all postal packages for prisoners at Brixton Prison are routinely checked by (a) X-ray detectors and (b) metal detectors.
Whether all postal packages for prisoners at Brixton Prison are routinely checked by (a) X-ray detectors and (b) metal detectors.
What discussions have taken place with DHL and Federal Express about the privatisation of the post and parcel service; & on breaking the Post Office's letter monopoly. - None. (Holding answer 3 December 1991).
What discussions have taken place with DHL and Federal Express about the privatisation of the post and parcel service; & on breaking the Post Office's letter monopoly. - None. (Holding answer 3 December 1991).
What is his policy towards gifts sent by members of the public to British forces while engaged in service overseas; how many sales there have been to civilians in the Falklands of the contents of gift parcels sent to British forces in the Gulf during Operation Granby; who took the...
What is his policy towards gifts sent by members of the public to British forces while engaged in service overseas; how many sales there have been to civilians in the Falklands of the contents of gift parcels sent to British forces in the Gulf during Operation Granby; who took the...
How many gift parcels were sent by members of the public to British forces serving in the Gulf during Operation Granby. - It is estimated that up to 190,000 parcels were sent in response to the BFPO 3000 appeal.
How many gift parcels were sent by members of the public to British forces serving in the Gulf during Operation Granby. - It is estimated that up to 190,000 parcels were sent in response to the BFPO 3000 appeal.
That this House is concerned by newspaper reports that gift parcels donated to British forces serving in the Gulf have been sent to the Falklands where their contents have been sold to local traders at heavily discounted prices; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to institute a full inquiry into these allegations as soon as possible.
That this House is concerned by newspaper reports that gift parcels donated to British forces serving in the Gulf have been sent to the Falklands where their contents have been sold to local traders at heavily discounted prices; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to institute a full inquiry into...
To comment on the privatisation of Royal Mail Parcels and Operation Daniel. - DTI have no present plans to privatise Royal Mail ParcelForce
To comment on the privatisation of Royal Mail Parcels and Operation Daniel. - DTI have no present plans to privatise Royal Mail ParcelForce
To comment on BFPO 3000 appeal.
To comment on BFPO 3000 appeal.
If he will consider methods of subsidising the postage costs of sending food parcels from the families of those forces serving in the Gulf to the troops in the Gulf.
If he will consider methods of subsidising the postage costs of sending food parcels from the families of those forces serving in the Gulf to the troops in the Gulf.
That this House notes with concern that relatives sending parcels to forces serving in the Gulf are being charged by Royal Mail Parcel Force a minimum charge of up to ??2 for parcels up to the first kilo, and a maximum charge of ??5 for a maximum parcel weight of 10 kilos; further notes that these charges are almost identical to internal surface parcel charges within the United Kingdom; believes this to be unfair to caring relatives who wish to send parcels to boost the morale of our service personnel in the Gulf; and requests that the Ministry of Defence and Royal Mail Parcel Force liaise to ensure that parcels can be sent to the Gulf at discount charges of 45p and 52p per parcel item, which are the current rates applying to parcels sent to our forces serving in the Falklands.
That this House notes with concern that relatives sending parcels to forces serving in the Gulf are being charged by Royal Mail Parcel Force a minimum charge of up to ??2 for parcels up to the first kilo, and a maximum charge of ??5 for a maximum parcel weight of...
If he will take immediate action to ensure that the public are made fully aware of the arrangements made to allow parcels to be sent to the servicemen in the Gulf; and if he will ensure that accurate information is given to the relevant charitable organisations and the media.
If he will take immediate action to ensure that the public are made fully aware of the arrangements made to allow parcels to be sent to the servicemen in the Gulf; and if he will ensure that accurate information is given to the relevant charitable organisations and the media.
How long it takes the Customs and Excise to process VAT registered trade importation packages from overseas; what is the normal expected delay before passing valuable goods packages to the Post Office, and what is the process in the case of VAT exempt goods of more than 100 years. -...
How long it takes the Customs and Excise to process VAT registered trade importation packages from overseas; what is the normal expected delay before passing valuable goods packages to the Post Office, and what is the process in the case of VAT exempt goods of more than 100 years. -...