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Statement on conduct of Mr Skinner occupying the Chair while Madam Speaker attended the Queens speech in the House of Lords.
Statement on conduct of Mr Skinner occupying the Chair while Madam Speaker attended the Queens speech in the House of Lords.
Judgment by Mr. Justice Garland in the case of RV Morris, Reade & Woodwiss. Lord Chancellors Dept. 1993.
Judgment by Mr. Justice Garland in the case of RV Morris, Reade & Woodwiss. Lord Chancellors Dept. 1993.
What procedures exist in hospital trusts to ensure proper examination of wrongful or inappropriate conduct of consultants and other senior clinical staff. - Inc ref to departmental circular HC(88) 37 in Library.
What procedures exist in hospital trusts to ensure proper examination of wrongful or inappropriate conduct of consultants and other senior clinical staff. - Inc ref to departmental circular HC(88) 37 in Library.
What consideration she has given to the need for legislation to provide for the suspension of general practitioners from the provision of NHS services.
What consideration she has given to the need for legislation to provide for the suspension of general practitioners from the provision of NHS services.
What assessment she has made of the speed in dealing with cases of charges of serious professional misconduct at the NHS Tribunal and on appeal; and to comment in relation to a recent case raised with her by the honourable Member for Woolwich.
What assessment she has made of the speed in dealing with cases of charges of serious professional misconduct at the NHS Tribunal and on appeal; and to comment in relation to a recent case raised with her by the honourable Member for Woolwich.
In what circumstances it is possible for a general practitioner to continue to provide NHS services after a direction has been made by the General Medical Council that his or her name be erased from the Register.
In what circumstances it is possible for a general practitioner to continue to provide NHS services after a direction has been made by the General Medical Council that his or her name be erased from the Register.
In what circumstances under which a general practitioner found guilty of serious professional misconduct by the General Medical Council can be allowed to continue to practise; and what assessment DH has made of whether patients are sufficiently protected.
In what circumstances under which a general practitioner found guilty of serious professional misconduct by the General Medical Council can be allowed to continue to practise; and what assessment DH has made of whether patients are sufficiently protected.
If he will place in the Library a copy of Mr Justice Garland's judgement in the case of R v Morris, Reade and Woodwiss. - Have arranged for a copy of Mr Justice Garland's judgment to be placed in Library (DEP 9781).
If he will place in the Library a copy of Mr Justice Garland's judgement in the case of R v Morris, Reade and Woodwiss. - Have arranged for a copy of Mr Justice Garland's judgment to be placed in Library (DEP 9781).
Police discipline procedures: consultation paper. NIO. 1993.
Police discipline procedures: consultation paper. NIO. 1993.
That this House is concerned at the business practices of Whitedrake Ltd; a wholly owned subsidiary of Exactspot Ltd, dealers in property, and director Mr R.H. Hemsley-Faulconbridge, in respect of the sale of freeholds to owner occupiers in north Birmingham which appears to amount to blackmail; notes that Whitedrake Ltd have been known to demand sums five times in excess of market valuations and then refuse to even negotiate after notices have been served under the Leasehold Reform Act 1967; is concerned that Whitedrake Ltd and its solicitors, Herbert Wilkes, of Church Street, Birmingham, have disputed the rights of leaseholders to purchase on flimsy technical grounds which are then discounted when application is made at great expense to the county courts by the owner occupiers; and calls upon the Law Society to inquire into the professional status of Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge, who acts as a consultant solicitor to Herbert Wilkes, and the Department of Trade and Industry to look into other companies of which Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge is a director, such as Factorset Ltd and Kinmarr Ltd, which have failed to deposit accounts with Companies House as required by law.
That this House is concerned at the business practices of Whitedrake Ltd; a wholly owned subsidiary of Exactspot Ltd, dealers in property, and director Mr R.H. Hemsley-Faulconbridge, in respect of the sale of freeholds to owner occupiers in north Birmingham which appears to amount to blackmail; notes that Whitedrake Ltd...
Review of conduct & performance procedures in the Scottish police service: a consultation paper. SO. HHD 1993.
Review of conduct & performance procedures in the Scottish police service: a consultation paper. SO. HHD 1993.
Pursuant to 224 c481W, if she will take steps to ensure that the information on which she and the Medical Advisory Committee consider appeals by doctors against penalties imposed on them is complete and free from errors of fact; and if she will propose amendments to the National Health Service...
Pursuant to 224 c481W, if she will take steps to ensure that the information on which she and the Medical Advisory Committee consider appeals by doctors against penalties imposed on them is complete and free from errors of fact; and if she will propose amendments to the National Health Service...
How many doctors have been struck off the medical register in each year since 1979; and how many doctors have been found guilty of professional misconduct in each year since 1979. - Includes ref to GMC list.
How many doctors have been struck off the medical register in each year since 1979; and how many doctors have been found guilty of professional misconduct in each year since 1979. - Includes ref to GMC list.
Pursuant to her Answer of 8th June, Official Report, 226 c236-7W, if she will give the membership and remit of the joint Department of Health/National Health Service working group on medical negligence claims in the NHS.
Pursuant to her Answer of 8th June, Official Report, 226 c236-7W, if she will give the membership and remit of the joint Department of Health/National Health Service working group on medical negligence claims in the NHS.
Statistical analysis of claims for compensation arising from allegations in relation to detention in the holding centres. Police Authority for Northern Ireland. 1993.
Statistical analysis of claims for compensation arising from allegations in relation to detention in the holding centres. Police Authority for Northern Ireland. 1993.
Medical Act 1983 (Amendment). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation & first reading (Bill 229 1992/93). To be read second time on 2 July.
Medical Act 1983 (Amendment). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation & first reading (Bill 229 1992/93). To be read second time on 2 July.
What plans he has to require the Law Society immediately to report known cases of dishonest practice by solicitors to the police.
What plans he has to require the Law Society immediately to report known cases of dishonest practice by solicitors to the police.
That this House is concerned at the business practices of Banpyne Ltd. and its director Mr R. H. Hemsley-Faulconbridge in respect of the sale of freeholds to owner occupiers in the north Birmingham area which appear to amount to blackmail; understands that after long negotiations, when a sale price is agreed, Banpyne Ltd. delay finalising until the owner occupier wishes to sell the property and then at the last minute makes demands for extra sums up to ??2,000, and that in one recent case after this had been reluctantly agreed to, Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge indicated he required a further ??600 so causing the sale to fall to the distress of all concerned; notes that Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge is a consultant solicitor to the firm of Herbert Wilkes of Church Street Birmingham which acts for Banpyne Ltd.; believes that the practices employed by and behalf of Banpyne Ltd. which also include trespass upon properties by Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge so that he can count sheds and garages which he uses as an excuse to claim the leaseholders have no rights to purchase the freehold are quite outrageous; and therefore calls upon the Law Society to inquire into the professional status of Mr Hemsley-Faulconbridge and Herbert Wilkes, the Office of Fair Trading to inquire into Banpyne Ltd. and the Department of the Environment to bring forward reform to the Leasehold Reform Acts to reinforce rights of leaseholders against such dishonourable landlords and their advisors.
That this House is concerned at the business practices of Banpyne Ltd. and its director Mr R. H. Hemsley-Faulconbridge in respect of the sale of freeholds to owner occupiers in the north Birmingham area which appear to amount to blackmail; understands that after long negotiations, when a sale price is...