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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, If he will estimate the amount to be raised by the windfall tax in the current year. - Including figures. (Failed OPQ).
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, If he will estimate the amount to be raised by the windfall tax in the current year. - Including figures. (Failed OPQ).
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage sixteenth sitting (afternoon). Clauses 1 and 75 agreed to as amended. Clause 73, discussed with Government amendments and Government new schedule 1, agreed to as amended. Clause 74 agreed to. Schedule 12, discussed with Government amendments and Government new clause 1, agreed to as amended. Schedule 13 disagreed to. Schedule 14 agreed to as amended.
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage sixteenth sitting (afternoon). Clauses 1 and 75 agreed to as amended. Clause 73, discussed with Government amendments and Government new schedule 1, agreed to as amended. Clause 74 agreed to. Schedule 12, discussed with Government amendments and Government new clause 1, agreed to as amended....
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage seventeenth sitting. Government new clause 1 (Reports: monopoly references) agreed to. Government new clause 13 (Vertical agreements and land), discussed with new clause 11 (Vertical agreements), agreed to. New clause 7 (Trademarks, names etc: unfair competition), discussed with new clause 8 (Trademarks, names etc: confusion), new clause 9 (Trademarks, names etc: damage to goodwill or reputation), and new clause 10 (Sections (Trademarks, names etc, unfair competition) to Trademarks, names etc: damage to goodwill or reputation); supplementary), debated and withdrawn. New clause 14 (Dominant position in water supply) debated and withdrawn. Government new schedule 1 (Transitional provisions and savings) agreed to. Bill, as amended, to be reported (Bill 213).
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage seventeenth sitting. Government new clause 1 (Reports: monopoly references) agreed to. Government new clause 13 (Vertical agreements and land), discussed with new clause 11 (Vertical agreements), agreed to. New clause 7 (Trademarks, names etc: unfair competition), discussed with new clause 8 (Trademarks, names etc: confusion),...
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage fourteenth sitting (afternoon). Clauses 54 to 68 agreed to, with clauses 60, 63 and 66 agreed to as amended. Schedules 10 and 11 agreed to as amended.
Competition Bill (HL). Committee stage fourteenth sitting (afternoon). Clauses 54 to 68 agreed to, with clauses 60, 63 and 66 agreed to as amended. Schedules 10 and 11 agreed to as amended.
That this House notes with concern the decision of the Department of Trade and Industry to keep secret the remuneration of the utility regulators; notes too that increases in the pay of regulators are not in the public domain; and calls on the Prime Minister to make public the pay and pay rises of the regulators in the interests of open government.
That this House notes with concern the decision of the Department of Trade and Industry to keep secret the remuneration of the utility regulators; notes too that increases in the pay of regulators are not in the public domain; and calls on the Prime Minister to make public the pay...
That this House deplores the practice by privatised utilities like water and electricity of billing customers up to five weeks in advance; recognises that many customers, especially senior citizens, are induced to pay bills weeks before they have to; notes this contributes to the profits last year of ??1.6 billion by the regional electricity companies and ??1.6 billion profits by the water companies; recognises that sending bills early is open to abuse; and calls on the Government to bring in legislation to control early billing.
That this House deplores the practice by privatised utilities like water and electricity of billing customers up to five weeks in advance; recognises that many customers, especially senior citizens, are induced to pay bills weeks before they have to; notes this contributes to the profits last year of ??1.6 billion...
If he will make it his policy to extend the powers of the electricity regulator to include the examination of directors' and chairmen's pay rises, pension contributions and share options. - Ref to 254 c139W. - ((Holding answer 6 February 1995).
If he will make it his policy to extend the powers of the electricity regulator to include the examination of directors' and chairmen's pay rises, pension contributions and share options. - Ref to 254 c139W. - ((Holding answer 6 February 1995).
If he will make it his policy to establish a committee to examine utility directors' and chairmen's pay rises, pension contributions and share options. - (Holding answer 6 February 1995).
If he will make it his policy to establish a committee to examine utility directors' and chairmen's pay rises, pension contributions and share options. - (Holding answer 6 February 1995).
If he will comment on the trend of complaints against British Gas by gas consumers. - Includes table.
If he will comment on the trend of complaints against British Gas by gas consumers. - Includes table.
What criteria are established for the awarding of charter marks to the privatised utilities.
What criteria are established for the awarding of charter marks to the privatised utilities.
If he will review the powers of the (a) gas and (b) other utility regulators over boardroom salaries, shareholdings and perks. - (Holding answer 25 November 1994).
If he will review the powers of the (a) gas and (b) other utility regulators over boardroom salaries, shareholdings and perks. - (Holding answer 25 November 1994).
How many and what percentage of households are currently supplied by each regional electricity company. - Table given.
How many and what percentage of households are currently supplied by each regional electricity company. - Table given.
What was (a) the number of households and (b) the percentage of all households supplied by each Scottish electricity company. - Shall write.
What was (a) the number of households and (b) the percentage of all households supplied by each Scottish electricity company. - Shall write.