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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, pursuant to his oral statement of 31 January 2005. 430 c584, what the serious methodological difficulties are in relation to the figures of Iraqi casualties provided by the Iraqi Ministry of Health; whether these figures contain any attribution of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, pursuant to his oral statement of 31 January 2005. 430 c584, what the serious methodological difficulties are in relation to the figures of Iraqi casualties provided by the Iraqi Ministry of Health; whether these figures contain any attribution of...
To ask the Prime Minister, on what date he was informed of the withdrawal of the Iraq intelligence reports to which paragraph 405 of Lord Butler's report refers. - Ref to 21 July 2004, 424 c285W.
To ask the Prime Minister, on what date he was informed of the withdrawal of the Iraq intelligence reports to which paragraph 405 of Lord Butler's report refers. - Ref to 21 July 2004, 424 c285W.
That this House expresses its grave concern at the institution and discontinuance of criminal proceedings against Katharine Gun; notes that the prosecution was pending for three months from the date of charge during which time legal advice must have been given at the highest level to the effect that a clear prima facie case existed against Miss Gun; further notes that the discontinuance was coincident with requests by the defence for Government documents relating to the war against Iraq; considers that statements purporting to provide reasons for the discontinuance are presently inadequate and wanting in particularity; calls upon the Government forthwith to make public and place in the Libraries of both Houses of Parliament (a) counsels' opinions relating to the institution, continuance and discontinuance of the case against Miss Gun and (b) all advices on the legality of the war on Iraq provided to Government by the Attorney General or counsel retained on his behalf; and further calls for the appointment of independent senior counsel to review the proceedings against Miss Gun and to report to Parliament on the circumstances in which they were begun and brought to an end.
That this House expresses its grave concern at the institution and discontinuance of criminal proceedings against Katharine Gun; notes that the prosecution was pending for three months from the date of charge during which time legal advice must have been given at the highest level to the effect that a...
To ask the Solicitor General, whether, in concluding that Iraq had failed to comply with UN Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon facts and assertions contained in Cm 5769 as material to his conclusion and to the opinion he gave as to the authority to use force; and which...
To ask the Solicitor General, whether, in concluding that Iraq had failed to comply with UN Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon facts and assertions contained in Cm 5769 as material to his conclusion and to the opinion he gave as to the authority to use force; and which...
To ask the Solicitor General, pursuant to her Answer to the honourable Member for Stone of 17th March 2003, 401 c515W, on Iraq, to what extent, in concluding that it was plain that Iraq had failed to comply with Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon facts and assertions contained...
To ask the Solicitor General, pursuant to her Answer to the honourable Member for Stone of 17th March 2003, 401 c515W, on Iraq, to what extent, in concluding that it was plain that Iraq had failed to comply with Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon facts and assertions contained...
To ask the Solicitor General, pursuant to her Answer to the honourable Member for Stone of 17th March 2003, c515W , on Iraq, whether, in concluding that it was plain that Iraq had failed to comply with Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon the facts and assertions contained in...
To ask the Solicitor General, pursuant to her Answer to the honourable Member for Stone of 17th March 2003, c515W , on Iraq, whether, in concluding that it was plain that Iraq had failed to comply with Resolution 1441, the Attorney General relied upon the facts and assertions contained in...