How many exclusion orders under the Prevention of Terrorism legislation are still operative; and how many apply to (a) matters concerned with the Irish troubles and (b) other. - Inc figures.

How many exclusion orders under the Prevention of Terrorism legislation are still operative; and how many apply to (a) matters concerned with the Irish troubles and (b) other. - Inc figures.

What considerations led the Lord Advocate to conclude that jurisdiction in the Lockerbie case does not extend to all countries whose nationals were lost. - (Holding answer 18 December 1995).

What considerations led the Lord Advocate to conclude that jurisdiction in the Lockerbie case does not extend to all countries whose nationals were lost. - (Holding answer 18 December 1995).

If he will repeal the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989 following the recent European Court of Justice ruling and the ceasefires. - (Holding answer 11 December 1995).

If he will repeal the Prevention of Terrorism (Temporary Provisions) Act 1989 following the recent European Court of Justice ruling and the ceasefires. - (Holding answer 11 December 1995).

Supplementary business question on violent actions of paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland.

Supplementary business question on violent actions of paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland.

What is the policy of Her Majesty's Government in cases where recommendations to exclude persons under the prevention of terrorism legislation are not approved by the wholly independent persons appointed to consider such cases.

What is the policy of Her Majesty's Government in cases where recommendations to exclude persons under the prevention of terrorism legislation are not approved by the wholly independent persons appointed to consider such cases.

If he will comment on the procedures to be followed by the wholly independent persons appointed to consider recommendations for exclusion under prevention of terrorism legislation with particular reference to the rights of persons being excluded learning of the nature of the evidence offered against them.

If he will comment on the procedures to be followed by the wholly independent persons appointed to consider recommendations for exclusion under prevention of terrorism legislation with particular reference to the rights of persons being excluded learning of the nature of the evidence offered against them.

How many persons have been excluded from the mainland of the United Kingdom under prevention of terrorism legislation; and on what basis he has concluded that none of them will be entitled to compensation. - Inc fig.

How many persons have been excluded from the mainland of the United Kingdom under prevention of terrorism legislation; and on what basis he has concluded that none of them will be entitled to compensation. - Inc fig.

What steps he has taken to establish a wholly independent authority to consider exclusion orders under prevention of terrorism legislation; and if the persons so appointed will be subject to official secret legislation in respect of the information provided to them.

What steps he has taken to establish a wholly independent authority to consider exclusion orders under prevention of terrorism legislation; and if the persons so appointed will be subject to official secret legislation in respect of the information provided to them.

What estimate he has made of the cost of providing a wholly independent review of persons considered for exclusion under protection of terrorism legislation.

What estimate he has made of the cost of providing a wholly independent review of persons considered for exclusion under protection of terrorism legislation.

How many persons convicted since 1974 for terrorist offences have subsequently re-offended on their release from prison. - Ref to 263 c157-8W.

How many persons convicted since 1974 for terrorist offences have subsequently re-offended on their release from prison. - Ref to 263 c157-8W.

How many (a) murders (b) threats leading to expulsion (c) punishment beatings (d) cases of financial extortion (e) acts of arson have been recorded in Northern Ireland since the 1994 cease-fires; whether the figures are better or worse than those for comparable period before the cease-fires; and what measures they...

How many (a) murders (b) threats leading to expulsion (c) punishment beatings (d) cases of financial extortion (e) acts of arson have been recorded in Northern Ireland since the 1994 cease-fires; whether the figures are better or worse than those for comparable period before the cease-fires; and what measures they...

What assessment he has made of the threat posed by terrorists to the Lisnaskea RIR base and to the people of the area.

What assessment he has made of the threat posed by terrorists to the Lisnaskea RIR base and to the people of the area.

What action HM Govt have taken in UN Security Council following receipt by President of letter dated 3 October 1995 from Sec Gen, stating that Govt of Ethiopia had concluded that terrorist assault on motorcade of President Mubarak of Egypt in Addis Ababa on 26 June 1995 was supported, assisted...

What action HM Govt have taken in UN Security Council following receipt by President of letter dated 3 October 1995 from Sec Gen, stating that Govt of Ethiopia had concluded that terrorist assault on motorcade of President Mubarak of Egypt in Addis Ababa on 26 June 1995 was supported, assisted...

If he will arrange for the publication of a memorial volume relating to the Northern Ireland conflict, listing the names and details of those members and former members of the armed forces and the police who were murdered or died in accidents while serving since 1969, in Northern Ireland and...

If he will arrange for the publication of a memorial volume relating to the Northern Ireland conflict, listing the names and details of those members and former members of the armed forces and the police who were murdered or died in accidents while serving since 1969, in Northern Ireland and...

How many persons convicted of crimes connected with (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been transferred to prisons in Northern Ireland from (i) Great Britain and (ii) the Republic of Ireland; how many have been transferred from prisons in Northern Ireland to prisons in (1) Great Britain and (2)...

How many persons convicted of crimes connected with (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been transferred to prisons in Northern Ireland from (i) Great Britain and (ii) the Republic of Ireland; how many have been transferred from prisons in Northern Ireland to prisons in (1) Great Britain and (2)...

How many persons convicted of crimes connected with (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been given early release or have had their remission extended in the period from 1st September 1994 to the latest available date. - Including figures and text of letter from A.D. Shannon of the Northern...

How many persons convicted of crimes connected with (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been given early release or have had their remission extended in the period from 1st September 1994 to the latest available date. - Including figures and text of letter from A.D. Shannon of the Northern...

On how many occasions since 1st September 1994 representations have been made to Her Majesty's Government for the early release of convicts serving sentences in (a) Northern Ireland and (b) Great Britain for crimes related to (i) Republican violence and (ii) Loyalist violence (1) by Ministers of the Government of...

On how many occasions since 1st September 1994 representations have been made to Her Majesty's Government for the early release of convicts serving sentences in (a) Northern Ireland and (b) Great Britain for crimes related to (i) Republican violence and (ii) Loyalist violence (1) by Ministers of the Government of...

How many people convicted of crimes related to (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been given early release from prison in the Republic of Ireland since 1st September 1994; and how many persons convicted of each such category of crimes are still serving sentences in the Irish Republic. -...

How many people convicted of crimes related to (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist violence have been given early release from prison in the Republic of Ireland since 1st September 1994; and how many persons convicted of each such category of crimes are still serving sentences in the Irish Republic. -...