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That this House warmly congratulates the forthcoming membership of the European Union by Cyprus and Malta, two Commonwealth countries which belong to the British Islands and Mediterranean Region of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, with whom many honourable Members of this House have had a very close relationship over many years; and welcomes the positive role that these countries will play within the expanding European Union while retaining their very long and honourable association within the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association.
That this House warmly congratulates the forthcoming membership of the European Union by Cyprus and Malta, two Commonwealth countries which belong to the British Islands and Mediterranean Region of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association, with whom many honourable Members of this House have had a very close relationship over many years;...
That this House recognises the importance of Malta as an independent state; notes that its present Nationalist Tory government have predictably created problems for workers on the island; and wishes the Maltese Labour Party every success when the General Election takes place on 22nd February.
That this House recognises the importance of Malta as an independent state; notes that its present Nationalist Tory government have predictably created problems for workers on the island; and wishes the Maltese Labour Party every success when the General Election takes place on 22nd February.
That this House condemns the arbitary dismissal of 158 employees of the Phoenicia Hotel, Malta, by Trusthouse Forte, the owners, backed by police and government agencies: recognises that these workers have a just grievance on wages and conditions; urges the British Labour Movement to support their demands; and calls on management to invite Angelu Fenech, the General Secretary of the General Workers' Union, to meet them in London or any venue to discuss a solution to the dispute.
That this House condemns the arbitary dismissal of 158 employees of the Phoenicia Hotel, Malta, by Trusthouse Forte, the owners, backed by police and government agencies: recognises that these workers have a just grievance on wages and conditions; urges the British Labour Movement to support their demands; and calls on...