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How many of those justices of the peace who have been officially recorded as being unable to meet the annual minimum attendance have signified that their absences were due to pressures of work or inability to secure release from work for the purpose of fulfilling their duties as magistrates; and...
How many of those justices of the peace who have been officially recorded as being unable to meet the annual minimum attendance have signified that their absences were due to pressures of work or inability to secure release from work for the purpose of fulfilling their duties as magistrates; and...
What is his policy on the continuation of a magistrate system which includes members of the public from a wide spectrum of occupations and experience; and if he will make it his policy to encourage employers to co-operate with arrangements for their employees to meet the minimum attendance requirements for...
What is his policy on the continuation of a magistrate system which includes members of the public from a wide spectrum of occupations and experience; and if he will make it his policy to encourage employers to co-operate with arrangements for their employees to meet the minimum attendance requirements for...
To comment on the policy of Her Majesty's Government towards encouraging employers to allow employees paid time off from work to permit them to fulfil elected and non-elected public and community duties on statutory bodies.
To comment on the policy of Her Majesty's Government towards encouraging employers to allow employees paid time off from work to permit them to fulfil elected and non-elected public and community duties on statutory bodies.
Summer adjournment debate on adoption leave.
Summer adjournment debate on adoption leave.
Adoption Leave Arrangements. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation & first reading (Bill 188 1992/93). To be read second time on 14 May.
Adoption Leave Arrangements. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation & first reading (Bill 188 1992/93). To be read second time on 14 May.
If he will list the number of prisoners given temporary leave from prison, by category of reason for that leave, in the last full year when records were maintained. - Text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service AGency & inc table for 3 month survey Apr-Jun 1991 other...
If he will list the number of prisoners given temporary leave from prison, by category of reason for that leave, in the last full year when records were maintained. - Text of letter from Derek Lewis of Prison Service AGency & inc table for 3 month survey Apr-Jun 1991 other...
If he will make it his policy to encourage employers to allow reservists to take necessary leave of absence to follow their duties. - Inc figures.
If he will make it his policy to encourage employers to allow reservists to take necessary leave of absence to follow their duties. - Inc figures.
If he will make it his policy to establish the right of employees of statutory bodies in Wales to make claims for a specified number of work-days each year for attending courses to assist with the reading, writing and speaking of Welsh.
If he will make it his policy to establish the right of employees of statutory bodies in Wales to make claims for a specified number of work-days each year for attending courses to assist with the reading, writing and speaking of Welsh.
That this House is concerned that the BBC have not yet shown the drama/documentary The Leaving of Liverpool which, when shown on Australian television, prompted hundreds of telephone calls and public outrage; is further concerned that consideration is being given to editing the programme to prevent the British public seeing what was broadcast in Australia; further believes that the British Government should face up to its responsibilities for shipping nearly 10,000 British children, taken from care wards and orphanages, often without the knowledge of their parents, to Australia, Canada, New Zealand and what was then Rhodesia; asks the Government to provide funding for the Child Migrant's Trust to enable them to continue reuniting families; and calls on the Government to offer compensation to those who suffered and to assist the return of those who wish to do so.
That this House is concerned that the BBC have not yet shown the drama/documentary The Leaving of Liverpool which, when shown on Australian television, prompted hundreds of telephone calls and public outrage; is further concerned that consideration is being given to editing the programme to prevent the British public seeing...
Home leave & pre-parole leave. Circular 9/1988 to all prison Department Establishments. Home Office. 1988.
Home leave & pre-parole leave. Circular 9/1988 to all prison Department Establishments. Home Office. 1988.