asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will change the computer software of Government computers so as to make it impossible to transfer protected personal data held by them without complying with data protection principles and procedures.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether they will change the computer software of Government computers so as to make it impossible to transfer protected personal data held by them without complying with data protection principles and procedures.

What is the total United Kingdom public expenditure so far incurred in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4346]. - Inc figures.

What is the total United Kingdom public expenditure so far incurred in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4346]. - Inc figures.

What is their estimate of the total United Kingdom public expenditure that will be incurred in 2004-05 in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4347]. - Inc figures.

What is their estimate of the total United Kingdom public expenditure that will be incurred in 2004-05 in respect of (a) military action; (b) policing; (c) stabilising the interim government; and (d) reconstructing the infrastructure in Iraq. [HL 4347]. - Inc figures.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 15 September 2003, 652 c155WA, when they will be able to inform Parliament of the public expenditure that has been, and is likely to be, incurred in relation to the first year of the occupation of Iraq, including the cost...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 15 September 2003, 652 c155WA, when they will be able to inform Parliament of the public expenditure that has been, and is likely to be, incurred in relation to the first year of the occupation of Iraq, including the cost...

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they were warned by the intelligence and security service of the United Kingdom or the United States that there was likely to be a significant obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq. [HL 4522].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they were warned by the intelligence and security service of the United Kingdom or the United States that there was likely to be a significant obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq. [HL 4522].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they assessed the extent of risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq; and, if so, what was their assessment of the extent of the risk. [HL 4521].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they assessed the extent of risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq; and, if so, what was their assessment of the extent of the risk. [HL 4521].

Further to the Written Answers by the Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 3 March 2003, 645 c82WA, (a) what has been the total public expenditure incurred by way of contribution towards the costs of armed intervention in Iraq and the subsequent occupation; and (b) what is their current estimate of...

Further to the Written Answers by the Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 3 March 2003, 645 c82WA, (a) what has been the total public expenditure incurred by way of contribution towards the costs of armed intervention in Iraq and the subsequent occupation; and (b) what is their current estimate of...

Whether they will make representations to the Israeli Government in relation to the recent study, undertaken by international aid donors under the auspices of the World Bank, about the adverse effects of the security walls being constructed on the West Bank upon the Palestinian economy and the human rights and...

Whether they will make representations to the Israeli Government in relation to the recent study, undertaken by international aid donors under the auspices of the World Bank, about the adverse effects of the security walls being constructed on the West Bank upon the Palestinian economy and the human rights and...

What is their current estimate of the public expenditure required by the United Kingdom by way of contribution to the costs of securing, policing and stabilising a new government in Iraq during each of the first three years after any removal of the current regime. [HL 1704].

What is their current estimate of the public expenditure required by the United Kingdom by way of contribution to the costs of securing, policing and stabilising a new government in Iraq during each of the first three years after any removal of the current regime. [HL 1704].

Whether HMG remain satisfied with the security arrangements for Eurostar and the Channel Tunnel in the light of the article in The Sunday Times of 15 September 1996 alleging "slack security". - The Government are satisfied that the security measures in place are appropriate to the assessed risk.

Whether HMG remain satisfied with the security arrangements for Eurostar and the Channel Tunnel in the light of the article in The Sunday Times of 15 September 1996 alleging "slack security". - The Government are satisfied that the security measures in place are appropriate to the assessed risk.

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Blatch on 4 December 1995 (HL Deb cWA66), whether governors have discretion not to use handcuffs on women prisoners while they are suckling their infant children; and if not, why not. - Includes text of letter from AJ Butler of Prison Service Agency.

Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Blatch on 4 December 1995 (HL Deb cWA66), whether governors have discretion not to use handcuffs on women prisoners while they are suckling their infant children; and if not, why not. - Includes text of letter from AJ Butler of Prison Service Agency.

What are rules, instructions and administrative practice within Prison Service governing use of handcuffs and other physical constraints on pregnant women attending maternity and other appointments in hospitals outside prison. - Includes text of letter from Alan Walker of Prison Service Agency.

What are rules, instructions and administrative practice within Prison Service governing use of handcuffs and other physical constraints on pregnant women attending maternity and other appointments in hospitals outside prison. - Includes text of letter from Alan Walker of Prison Service Agency.

Further to the Answer of Viscount Cranborne on 5th April 1995, (H.L. deb. col. WA21), what are the posts on the civilian side of the Ministry of Defence for which the nationality of the applicant's parents remains a factor in the recruitment criteria because of national security considerations.

Further to the Answer of Viscount Cranborne on 5th April 1995, (H.L. deb. col. WA21), what are the posts on the civilian side of the Ministry of Defence for which the nationality of the applicant's parents remains a factor in the recruitment criteria because of national security considerations.