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To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether any of the Customs and Excise and Inland Revenue buildings sold to Mapeley or Mapeley Steps were liable for stamp duty; whether stamp duty was paid; and on how many of the buildings. - Including ref to 7 November 2002, 392 c747W.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, whether any of the Customs and Excise and Inland Revenue buildings sold to Mapeley or Mapeley Steps were liable for stamp duty; whether stamp duty was paid; and on how many of the buildings. - Including ref to 7 November 2002, 392 c747W.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what his estimate is of the costs of establishing the North Yorkshire and Humberside Strategic Health Authority (a) in new purpose-built health premises on the York Science Park and (b) by converting the existing NHS property at Willeby. - Including figure.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what his estimate is of the costs of establishing the North Yorkshire and Humberside Strategic Health Authority (a) in new purpose-built health premises on the York Science Park and (b) by converting the existing NHS property at Willeby. - Including figure.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many of his Department's buildings display notices prohibiting the chaining of cycles to railings. - Includes fact that only the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre displays such signs.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, how many of his Department's buildings display notices prohibiting the chaining of cycles to railings. - Includes fact that only the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre displays such signs.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to his Answer of 14th January, Official Report, column 286, relating to VAT receipts, if he will indicate the amount of the £1.1 billion revenue relating to civil engineering projects. - Not available.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, pursuant to his Answer of 14th January, Official Report, column 286, relating to VAT receipts, if he will indicate the amount of the £1.1 billion revenue relating to civil engineering projects. - Not available.
That this House, impressed with the success of the Gladstone Anniversary Exhibition in Westminster Hall, urges that the precedent be built on to provide, in the Hall, a welcoming visitor friendly, set of facilities for the use of constituents, including disabled persons, school parties, lobbying groups and all who come to see the splendours of the Palace of Westminster or to see their honourable Member by providing refreshments and light snacks, tables, seating, video displays, souvenir, memorabilia and book stalls, exhibition space and any other facilities which will make Parliament more accessible and provide an interesting and friendly environment for the thousands of people who pass through the Palace every year.
That this House, impressed with the success of the Gladstone Anniversary Exhibition in Westminster Hall, urges that the precedent be built on to provide, in the Hall, a welcoming visitor friendly, set of facilities for the use of constituents, including disabled persons, school parties, lobbying groups and all who come...
Statement on the committees involved in the Millennium Experience indicating their membership and the number of meetings each has held in 1998. - Includes list.
Statement on the committees involved in the Millennium Experience indicating their membership and the number of meetings each has held in 1998. - Includes list.
What instructions are given to security staff at 10 Downing Street for dealing with beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems with beggars have been experienced in the last three months. - None, in both cases.
What instructions are given to security staff at 10 Downing Street for dealing with beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems with beggars have been experienced in the last three months. - None, in both cases.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each group in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each group in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in her departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in her departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each group in the last three months. - Inc fact that no such...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each group in the last three months. - Inc fact that no such...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Security staff are advised to...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Security staff are advised to...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Includes fact that records are...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Includes fact that records are...
What instructions are given to security staff in her departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in her departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Inc fact that no problems...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - Inc fact that no problems...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - No problems have been reported...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months. - No problems have been reported...
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
How many places were made available for those sleeping rough in central London in 1985, 1990, 1993, and what is his estimate for 1995; and what the average take-up rate was expressed as a percentage.
How many places were made available for those sleeping rough in central London in 1985, 1990, 1993, and what is his estimate for 1995; and what the average take-up rate was expressed as a percentage.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.
What instructions are given to security staff in his departmental offices in London for dealing with (a) those sleeping rough in departmental doorways and (b) beggars in the vicinity; and how many problems have been experienced with each category in the last three months.