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Whether Admiral in Chief Fleet has yet completed consideration of what further disciplinary action is necessary following the sinking of the `Antares'.
Whether Admiral in Chief Fleet has yet completed consideration of what further disciplinary action is necessary following the sinking of the `Antares'.
Whether the Commander in Chief Fleet has completed his consideration of any further disciplinary action following the court martial arising from the sinking of the Antares. - No. Commander in Chief Fleet is considering the matter.
Whether the Commander in Chief Fleet has completed his consideration of any further disciplinary action following the court martial arising from the sinking of the Antares. - No. Commander in Chief Fleet is considering the matter.
What are the reasons for the delay in the consideration of possible disciplinary action following the sinking of the fishing vessel `Antares'; what action he has taken to speed up the consideration; when he now expects the consideration to be concluded.
What are the reasons for the delay in the consideration of possible disciplinary action following the sinking of the fishing vessel `Antares'; what action he has taken to speed up the consideration; when he now expects the consideration to be concluded.
What powers Her Majesty's Government has to take disciplinary action against pilots of allied air forces who are found to have breached low flying regulations in the United Kingdom. - Inc ref to Visiting Forces Act 1952.
What powers Her Majesty's Government has to take disciplinary action against pilots of allied air forces who are found to have breached low flying regulations in the United Kingdom. - Inc ref to Visiting Forces Act 1952.