Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Baroness Hanham regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including representations about applications. DCMS. 2002.

Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Baroness Hanham regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including representations about applications. DCMS. 2002.

Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Viscount Astor regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including capacity limits, the length of the transitional period and plans to enable local residents to make representations about applications. DCMS. 2002.

Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Viscount Astor regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including capacity limits, the length of the transitional period and plans to enable local residents to make representations about applications. DCMS. 2002.

Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Lord St John of Bletso regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including licensing applications. DCMS. 2002.

Letter dated 16.12.2002 from Baroness Blackstone to Lord St John of Bletso regarding points raised during the Second Reading debate on the Licensing Bill including licensing applications. DCMS. 2002.

Whether or not they intend to direct the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to communicate to the public: (a) all licence applications received by the authority prior to the granting of any licence; (b) the results of all licence applications including a detailed explanation of the authority's decision; (c) the...

Whether or not they intend to direct the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority to communicate to the public: (a) all licence applications received by the authority prior to the granting of any licence; (b) the results of all licence applications including a detailed explanation of the authority's decision; (c) the...

Draft SI on flexible working (procedural requirements) (SI 2002/3207). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Draft SI on flexible working (procedural requirements) (SI 2002/3207). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Draft SI on regulatory reform (special occasions licensing) (SI 2002/3205). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Draft SI on regulatory reform (special occasions licensing) (SI 2002/3205). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Licensing Bill (HL). Lords committee stage third day. Clauses 4, 5, 6 and 177 agreed to.

Licensing Bill (HL). Lords committee stage third day. Clauses 4, 5, 6 and 177 agreed to.

Lords statement on when the second annual report by the Independent Monitor for Entry Clearance Refusals will be laid before the House. [HL 716]. - Includes fact that in Library (UP 199).

Lords statement on when the second annual report by the Independent Monitor for Entry Clearance Refusals will be laid before the House. [HL 716]. - Includes fact that in Library (UP 199).

Lords debate on motion to call attention to the decision by the British Olympic Association to support London's aspirations to host the 2012 Olympic Games. Motion withdrawn.

Lords debate on motion to call attention to the decision by the British Olympic Association to support London's aspirations to host the 2012 Olympic Games. Motion withdrawn.

(a) Whether the post of the interim chief executive of the Ulster-Scots Agency, appointed in 1999, was advertised either internally or externally to the Civil Service; and if so, whether they will place a copy of the job advertisement in the Library of the House; (b) how many applications were...

(a) Whether the post of the interim chief executive of the Ulster-Scots Agency, appointed in 1999, was advertised either internally or externally to the Civil Service; and if so, whether they will place a copy of the job advertisement in the Library of the House; (b) how many applications were...

How many applications their Embassy in Dublin has had for British citizenship in each month since 1 January 1999; how many were accepted; and how many were rejected. [HL 357].

How many applications their Embassy in Dublin has had for British citizenship in each month since 1 January 1999; how many were accepted; and how many were rejected. [HL 357].

Draft SI on social security commissioners (procedure) (tax credits appeals) (SI 2002/3237). Lords debate on a motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with draft SI on tax credits (appeals) (no 2). (Si 2002/3196)

Draft SI on social security commissioners (procedure) (tax credits appeals) (SI 2002/3237). Lords debate on a motion to approve. Agreed to on question. Debated with draft SI on tax credits (appeals) (no 2). (Si 2002/3196)

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Scotland of Asthal on 28 October 2002 (640 c2WA), whether, in addition to lists of successful applicants for absent votes, the application forms or other written applications for postal votes are also available for inspection. [HL 233].

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Scotland of Asthal on 28 October 2002 (640 c2WA), whether, in addition to lists of successful applicants for absent votes, the application forms or other written applications for postal votes are also available for inspection. [HL 233].

Draft SI on contracting out (functions in relation to applications for patents) (SI 2002/3052). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Draft SI on contracting out (functions in relation to applications for patents) (SI 2002/3052). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.

Who is authorised to see personal bank and building society details which appear on an application form for a criminal record check; and what guarantee there is for the applicant that such information cannot be used or abused. [HL 213].

Who is authorised to see personal bank and building society details which appear on an application form for a criminal record check; and what guarantee there is for the applicant that such information cannot be used or abused. [HL 213].

How many asylum applicants without final decisions are currently being held in detention in England and Wales. [HL 179]. - Including table and fact that the next quarterly information on detainees will be published in Asylum Statistics: 3rd quarter 2002 on 29 November 2002 on www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/immigrationl.html.

How many asylum applicants without final decisions are currently being held in detention in England and Wales. [HL 179]. - Including table and fact that the next quarterly information on detainees will be published in Asylum Statistics: 3rd quarter 2002 on 29 November 2002 on www.homeoffice.gov.uk/rds/immigrationl.html.

Whether Harmondsworth detention removal centre contains asylum applicants whose cases have not been finally decided; if so, how many and why; whether there are still some 45 children under 18 in this centre; and what provision is made for their education. [HL 178]. - Inc figures.

Whether Harmondsworth detention removal centre contains asylum applicants whose cases have not been finally decided; if so, how many and why; whether there are still some 45 children under 18 in this centre; and what provision is made for their education. [HL 178]. - Inc figures.