What were the results of the meetings of the International Bioethics Committee, the Council of National Bioethics Committees and the joint meeting between them held this month in Rabat. [HL 4153].

What were the results of the meetings of the International Bioethics Committee, the Council of National Bioethics Committees and the joint meeting between them held this month in Rabat. [HL 4153].

What publicly appointed bodies in the United Kingdom are currently examining issues of bioethics; how they have been appointed, when and by whom; by whom they are funded and serviced; and to whom they report. [HL 8].

What publicly appointed bodies in the United Kingdom are currently examining issues of bioethics; how they have been appointed, when and by whom; by whom they are funded and serviced; and to whom they report. [HL 8].

Why HMG seek to appoint to the HFEA only those people who have no "personal convictions" (HC Deb. 14th February 1995, cols. 909-910), concerning the techniques that the HFEA is required to regulate, seeing that those professionals who perform the techniques, and all the others whom they appoint, will hold...

Why HMG seek to appoint to the HFEA only those people who have no "personal convictions" (HC Deb. 14th February 1995, cols. 909-910), concerning the techniques that the HFEA is required to regulate, seeing that those professionals who perform the techniques, and all the others whom they appoint, will hold...

Lords debate on motion to call attention to threats posed and benefits offered to humankind by human genetic manipulation and assisted procreation.

Lords debate on motion to call attention to threats posed and benefits offered to humankind by human genetic manipulation and assisted procreation.

Whether HMG will list the membership of the Ethics Committee dealing with experiments and involving humans at the Chemical & Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down. - Text of letter from Dr Graham Pearson of the Chemical & Biological Defence Establishment.

Whether HMG will list the membership of the Ethics Committee dealing with experiments and involving humans at the Chemical & Biological Defence Establishment at Porton Down. - Text of letter from Dr Graham Pearson of the Chemical & Biological Defence Establishment.

Whether procedure used in case of a baby recently born at King's College Hospital, London, which involved 25 transfusions into her abdominal cavity while she was in the womb, were approved by relevant Research Ethics Committee & if so on what grounds.

Whether procedure used in case of a baby recently born at King's College Hospital, London, which involved 25 transfusions into her abdominal cavity while she was in the womb, were approved by relevant Research Ethics Committee & if so on what grounds.

Whether, given the regularity of over 90% average failure rate of IVF/ET procedures carried out in clinics hitherto licensed by the interim licensing authority, HMG are convinced that these procedures, despite being approved by "local ethical committees" & no longer regarded by British medical profession as experimental, are in full...

Whether, given the regularity of over 90% average failure rate of IVF/ET procedures carried out in clinics hitherto licensed by the interim licensing authority, HMG are convinced that these procedures, despite being approved by "local ethical committees" & no longer regarded by British medical profession as experimental, are in full...

Whether it is HMG view that patients can develop "informed consent" to IVF/ET procedures, if information about the "success rate" (in terms of take-home babies) of licensed clinics is withheld from them & their medical advisers on grounds of commercial confidentiality; & whether this is in keeping with the established...

Whether it is HMG view that patients can develop "informed consent" to IVF/ET procedures, if information about the "success rate" (in terms of take-home babies) of licensed clinics is withheld from them & their medical advisers on grounds of commercial confidentiality; & whether this is in keeping with the established...

Whether, it is permissible under British law for researchers to implant human fetal tissue into animals; whether human fetal tissue is currently exported to US where such implantations are taking place (Report in International Herald Tribune, 31st Oct 1990), & whether this possibility is explained to mothers who are persuaded...

Whether, it is permissible under British law for researchers to implant human fetal tissue into animals; whether human fetal tissue is currently exported to US where such implantations are taking place (Report in International Herald Tribune, 31st Oct 1990), & whether this possibility is explained to mothers who are persuaded...