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That this House, mindful of the commitment of Her Majesty's Government to the provision of an appropriately qualified workforce through training and to the well being of the young people of this country, deplores the failure of the Training Allowance of 16 year olds to keep pace with inflation and mindful of the said commitments, resolves therefore to increase the Allowance from ??29.50 to ??68.60.
That this House, mindful of the commitment of Her Majesty's Government to the provision of an appropriately qualified workforce through training and to the well being of the young people of this country, deplores the failure of the Training Allowance of 16 year olds to keep pace with inflation and...
That this House extends its warm congratulations to Miss Lee King Morris of D.I.S.T.A. products, Speke on winning the North West Region, Young Person of the Year 1991.
That this House extends its warm congratulations to Miss Lee King Morris of D.I.S.T.A. products, Speke on winning the North West Region, Young Person of the Year 1991.
That this House recognises that Parkinson's disease is a major neurological disease with potentially serious disabling consequences; is aware that it necessitates the taking of drugs continuously and for life; believes that it is unjust for young sufferers, apart from those on very low incomes, to have the additional burden of paying for these drugs; and calls upon the Government to give automatic prescription charge exemption for drugs that are essential for the relief of Parkinson's disease.
That this House recognises that Parkinson's disease is a major neurological disease with potentially serious disabling consequences; is aware that it necessitates the taking of drugs continuously and for life; believes that it is unjust for young sufferers, apart from those on very low incomes, to have the additional burden...
That this House notes the unseemly dispute between British Telecom and several professional football clubs in respect of telephone `Club Call' services; is little surprised at this turn of events over what has been described by the principals in the dispute as a ??10 million `money spinner'; draws urgent attention to the fact that the bulk of this revenue is generated through the unauthorised use of other people's telephones by users of the service; and therefore urges the Director General OFTEL to enforce such regulations as exist to prevent these from being advertised mainly to young people who are not telephone subscribers.
That this House notes the unseemly dispute between British Telecom and several professional football clubs in respect of telephone `Club Call' services; is little surprised at this turn of events over what has been described by the principals in the dispute as a ??10 million `money spinner'; draws urgent attention...
That this House notes that, following complaints, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has caused the temporary cessation of the telephone premium service Gazza Line; recognises this to be another example of a sporting personality being used in a service which is exploitative of telephone subscribers; therefore insists on a complete ban on this service and others, which are principally aimed at young people who are not telephone subscribers in their own right; and calls upon the Director General OFTEL to ensure that such codes of practice as exist are enforced without delay.
That this House notes that, following complaints, Tottenham Hotspur Football Club has caused the temporary cessation of the telephone premium service Gazza Line; recognises this to be another example of a sporting personality being used in a service which is exploitative of telephone subscribers; therefore insists on a complete ban...