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That this House urges the banking and retail sectors to allow their customers to raise an estimated ??100 million a year for charity by offering the option of rounding up credit and debit card transactions to the nearest ??1 through the PIN terminal at the point of sale through the Pennies4change scheme; and considers that by harnessing the power of pennies and encouraging a culture of giving, Pennies4change can make a significant impact for those in need and for good causes everywhere.
That this House urges the banking and retail sectors to allow their customers to raise an estimated ??100 million a year for charity by offering the option of rounding up credit and debit card transactions to the nearest ??1 through the PIN terminal at the point of sale through the...
That this House expresses concern that under 18 year olds are able to easily access unsupervised sunbed salons; notes that unsupervised sunbed salons have no staff to prevent under 18 year olds using sunbeds; notes that both the World Health Organisation and the European Union have expressed the view that under 18 year olds should not use sunbeds; notes that sunbed use when young is associated with an increased risk of skin cancer; further notes with alarm the increase in incidence rates of malignant melanoma over the last 20 years; recognises the commitment in the Cancer Reform Strategy to review options for addressing sunbed consumer safety; and calls on the Government to prohibit use of sunbeds by under 18 year olds, provide evidence-based health information in sunbed salons and prohibit unsupervised sunbed salons.
That this House expresses concern that under 18 year olds are able to easily access unsupervised sunbed salons; notes that unsupervised sunbed salons have no staff to prevent under 18 year olds using sunbeds; notes that both the World Health Organisation and the European Union have expressed the view that...
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on premium rate services (Ofcom review).
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on premium rate services (Ofcom review).
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, pursuant to her Answer of 2nd February 2004, 417 649W, on regulatory impact assessments, what assessment she has made of the frequency with which the costs and benefits of regulations to consumers are considered in the course of regulatory impact...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, pursuant to her Answer of 2nd February 2004, 417 649W, on regulatory impact assessments, what assessment she has made of the frequency with which the costs and benefits of regulations to consumers are considered in the course of regulatory impact...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will make a statement on the quantification of the costs and benefits of regulations on (a) consumers, (b) small and medium-sized businesses and (c) the Government in the course of regulatory impact assessments. - Inc ref to copies...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will make a statement on the quantification of the costs and benefits of regulations on (a) consumers, (b) small and medium-sized businesses and (c) the Government in the course of regulatory impact assessments. - Inc ref to copies...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what measures are in place to assist people who are victims of poor standards of work by builders; if she will take steps to set up a national list of reputable builders and plumbers; and if she will make a...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what measures are in place to assist people who are victims of poor standards of work by builders; if she will take steps to set up a national list of reputable builders and plumbers; and if she will make a...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will ensure (a) respect for copyright, (b) compliance with regulations and (c) traceability for consumer protection on imports of ceramics from China to the United Kingdom under WTO agreements; and if she will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will ensure (a) respect for copyright, (b) compliance with regulations and (c) traceability for consumer protection on imports of ceramics from China to the United Kingdom under WTO agreements; and if she will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, which regulations implemented since 1997 her Department is planning to review the working and impact of.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, which regulations implemented since 1997 her Department is planning to review the working and impact of.
That this House congratulates the honourable Member for Luton South for presenting a Ten Minute Rule Bill to crack down on rogue traders; acknowledges that thousands of people are victims of unfair trading practices such as oppressive selling tactics, unjustifiably high prices and shoddy workmanship; welcomes the Public Accounts Committee's excellent report, 'The Office of Fair Trading: protecting the consumer from unfair trading practices', highlighting the failure of the current legislation; congratulates bodies such as the National Association of Citizens Advice Bureaux and the National Consumer Council on their campaign to reform the law; and urges the Government either to support the Rogue Traders Bill or include a Consumer Bill in the next Queen's Speech.
That this House congratulates the honourable Member for Luton South for presenting a Ten Minute Rule Bill to crack down on rogue traders; acknowledges that thousands of people are victims of unfair trading practices such as oppressive selling tactics, unjustifiably high prices and shoddy workmanship; welcomes the Public Accounts Committee's...
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, What new proposals she has to restrict the activities of loan companies charging excessive rates of interest. (Failed OPQ).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, What new proposals she has to restrict the activities of loan companies charging excessive rates of interest. (Failed OPQ).