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To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, how many times the Export Finance Manager responsible for Northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland visited Northern Ireland in 2024.
To ask the Secretary of State for Business and Trade, how many times the Export Finance Manager responsible for Northern England, Scotland and Northern Ireland visited Northern Ireland in 2024.
UK Export Finance (UKEF) has a dedicated Export Finance Manager (EFM) based in, and visiting businesses all around, Northern Ireland since 2012, along with Regional Heads who oversee the work of clusters of EFMs.
UKEF does not provide information about individual officials who are not senior civil servants.
That this House notes the visit to the UK by evangelist, Franklin Graham, on his God Loves You tour; acknowledges the fundamental right of those who wish to attend in support of, or others who wish to protest in opposition to, Mr Graham's explanation of biblical views on moral issues; and looks forward to debates that do not refuse or restrict his rights, or the rights of others to free speech arising from his visit, as he elaborates on his outline of the biblical stance on modern society and morality, as well as offering hope to those suffering as a result of the numerous problems faced by many individuals who are searching for a positive future for themselves and their families.
That this House notes the visit to the UK by evangelist, Franklin Graham, on his God Loves You tour; acknowledges the fundamental right of those who wish to attend in support of, or others who wish to protest in opposition to, Mr Graham's explanation of biblical views on moral issues;...
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, whether an assessment has been made of the effect of the number of prison visits received by a prisoner on offending rates after release.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, whether an assessment has been made of the effect of the number of prison visits received by a prisoner on offending rates after release.
This Government is committed to reducing reoffending by ensuring that all offenders have the tools they need to turn their backs on crime.
Families and friends can be a positive influence on reducing reoffending. Strengthening the ties individuals have with their families and friends is one of the many important factors to successful rehabilitation and reducing intergenerational crime.
We know family contact can reduce the likelihood of reoffending, Ministry of Justice research analysis reporting on surveys carried out from 2001 to 2004 found that the odds of reoffending were 39% higher for prisoners who had not received visits compared to those who had. The research summary is available here: Factors linked to re-offending: a one-year follow-up of prisoners who took part in the Resettlement Surveys 2001, 2003 and 2004 (antoniocasella.eu). However, information on the number of visits a prisoner receives and a reduction in reoffending behaviour is not available.
The latest published data on reoffending rates for those released from custody was published 27 May: https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/proven-reoffending-statistics-january-to-march-2019
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what role his Department played in (a) organising and (b) financing the visit to Parliament by Northern Ireland business representatives during the week commencing Monday 3 December 2018 to meet with hon. Members and Peers.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what role his Department played in (a) organising and (b) financing the visit to Parliament by Northern Ireland business representatives during the week commencing Monday 3 December 2018 to meet with hon. Members and Peers.
The Northern Ireland Office invited a range of business and community sector stakeholders to take part in the event in Parliament. The Department did not finance their visit.
That this House notes that Her Majesty the Queen visited Coleraine, Northern Ireland on 1st June 2007, paying tribute to the thousands of people who have worked hard in the community and voluntary sector through the years of violence, and was well received by all those in attendance from all traditions; and looks forward to future visits by Her Majesty to that part of the United Kingdom.
That this House notes that Her Majesty the Queen visited Coleraine, Northern Ireland on 1st June 2007, paying tribute to the thousands of people who have worked hard in the community and voluntary sector through the years of violence, and was well received by all those in attendance from all...
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what (a) facilities and (b) assistance are available at properties under the control of the Environmental Heritage Service in Northern Ireland for the admission of visitors with mental and physical disabilities.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what (a) facilities and (b) assistance are available at properties under the control of the Environmental Heritage Service in Northern Ireland for the admission of visitors with mental and physical disabilities.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, how many visits have been made under the auspices of Invest Northern Ireland by potential inward investors to each constituency within the past twelve months; and how many jobs have been created as a result in each. - Inc table.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, how many visits have been made under the auspices of Invest Northern Ireland by potential inward investors to each constituency within the past twelve months; and how many jobs have been created as a result in each. - Inc table.
That this House notes the proposed construction of a visitor facility in Cromwell Green; recognises the immense work that Oliver Cromwell did in defending parliamentary democracy; and demands that his statue be retained in a central, prominent position, thereby recognising his unique status in British history.
That this House notes the proposed construction of a visitor facility in Cromwell Green; recognises the immense work that Oliver Cromwell did in defending parliamentary democracy; and demands that his statue be retained in a central, prominent position, thereby recognising his unique status in British history.