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Central European Time Bill (HL). Lords presentation and first reading.
Central European Time Bill (HL). Lords presentation and first reading.
How many staff in his Department alter their hours of work or work overtime when the United Kingdom falls out of line with European time; and what is the total cost to his Department for the year of the non-alignment of United Kingdom time with standard European time.
How many staff in his Department alter their hours of work or work overtime when the United Kingdom falls out of line with European time; and what is the total cost to his Department for the year of the non-alignment of United Kingdom time with standard European time.
What assessment he has made of the total annual cost to United Kingdom industry of the non-alignment of United Kingdom time with standard European time.
What assessment he has made of the total annual cost to United Kingdom industry of the non-alignment of United Kingdom time with standard European time.
How many staff in his Department alter their hours of work or work overtime when the United Kingdom falls out of line with European time. - Inc fact that disproportionate cost.
How many staff in his Department alter their hours of work or work overtime when the United Kingdom falls out of line with European time. - Inc fact that disproportionate cost.
Draft SI on summer time. (SI 1994/2798) Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on summer time. (SI 1994/2798) Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on summer time. (SI 1994/2798). Considered by Standing Committee.
Draft SI on summer time. (SI 1994/2798). Considered by Standing Committee.
Pursuant to his Answer of 20th May, Official Report, 243 c598W, what plans he has for the adoption of daylight saving.
Pursuant to his Answer of 20th May, Official Report, 243 c598W, what plans he has for the adoption of daylight saving.
Draft SI on summer time (Affirmative instrument). (Withdrawn before being made available to the public and replaced by UP 1357 1993/94).
Draft SI on summer time (Affirmative instrument). (Withdrawn before being made available to the public and replaced by UP 1357 1993/94).
What assessment he has made of the road safety benefits of the adoption of daylight saving. - Inc figs.
What assessment he has made of the road safety benefits of the adoption of daylight saving. - Inc figs.
Pursuant to Answer of 16th December, 234 c285, whether Department will re-examine the British crime surveys of 1988 and 1992 to determine what impact an increase in evening daylight would have on the incidence of crime; and what assessment has been made of recent research on the link between daylight...
Pursuant to Answer of 16th December, 234 c285, whether Department will re-examine the British crime surveys of 1988 and 1992 to determine what impact an increase in evening daylight would have on the incidence of crime; and what assessment has been made of recent research on the link between daylight...
Easter adjournment debate on Greenwich Mean Time.
Easter adjournment debate on Greenwich Mean Time.
How he intends to proceed upon the Deregulation Task Forces' recommendation that the United Kingdom should harmonise its time with that of Europe following his Department's decision not to use the procedures of the Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill.
How he intends to proceed upon the Deregulation Task Forces' recommendation that the United Kingdom should harmonise its time with that of Europe following his Department's decision not to use the procedures of the Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill.
Supplementary business question on EDM 389 on summertime.
Supplementary business question on EDM 389 on summertime.
That this House recognises the enormous advantages for all the people of this country in moving Britain's clocks forward by one hour throughout the year, thereby matching daylight and waking hours more effectively; notes that the move is supported by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents and the Police Federation because, according to Transport Research Laboratory calculations, the result of such a move would be 140 fewer fatalities and 520 fewer serious injuries on the roads every year, with the Scots benefiting proportionately more than others; further notes that an extra hour of evening daylight would benefit children, working women, and elderly people, who are disadvantaged and threatened by the early dusk and darkness, as well as cutting energy costs by ??260 million per year; recognises the benefits that extra evening light would have on the health & lifestyle of the British people, and the ??1 billion increase in tourism revenues that the consequently longer holiday season would provide; similarly recognises the greater convenience to all business people communicating with and travelling to and from Europe; welcomes the European Commission's review of summer time arrangements in the Community which has now resulted in the adoption of a Directive to ensure that all EU members end summer time along with Britain in October; and therefore calls on the Government to allow Parliament to decide on Britain's move to single/double summer time at the earliest opportunity.
That this House recognises the enormous advantages for all the people of this country in moving Britain's clocks forward by one hour throughout the year, thereby matching daylight and waking hours more effectively; notes that the move is supported by the Royal Society for the Prevention of Accidents and the...
Lords debate on unstarred questions whether, in view of fact that European Community will delay termination of Summer Time until 20 October, they will now take action in accordance with Summer Time Consultation paper (Cm 722).
Lords debate on unstarred questions whether, in view of fact that European Community will delay termination of Summer Time until 20 October, they will now take action in accordance with Summer Time Consultation paper (Cm 722).
What assessment she has made to the proportion of the target for the reduction in road accidents in her Health of the Nation White Paper which could be achieved by a move to Central European Time. - Inc table. (Holding answer 16 Dec 1993).
What assessment she has made to the proportion of the target for the reduction in road accidents in her Health of the Nation White Paper which could be achieved by a move to Central European Time. - Inc table. (Holding answer 16 Dec 1993).