Offender Management Bill. Report stage. New Clauses 8, 9, 10 debated and agreed to. New Clause 2 debated and negatived. New Clause 11, discussed with Government New Clause 12 and New Clause 3, agreed to. Amendment to New Clause 11 negatived on division. New Clause 4, discussed with New Clause 7, debated and withdrawn. Third Reading debate. Agreed to on division (293 votes to 268). Bill passed.

Offender Management Bill. Report stage. New Clauses 8, 9, 10 debated and agreed to. New Clause 2 debated and negatived. New Clause 11, discussed with Government New Clause 12 and New Clause 3, agreed to. Amendment to New Clause 11 negatived on division. New Clause 4, discussed with New Clause...

What costs have been incurred by the British Embassy in Washington DC in the last year in the process of lobbying the United States Congress on the question of nuclear testing. - Includes fact that not practical to extrapolate with precision the costs of lobbying Congress.

What costs have been incurred by the British Embassy in Washington DC in the last year in the process of lobbying the United States Congress on the question of nuclear testing. - Includes fact that not practical to extrapolate with precision the costs of lobbying Congress.

What plans his Department has to conduct further nuclear tests at Nevada; and for what purposes those tests would be conducted.

What plans his Department has to conduct further nuclear tests at Nevada; and for what purposes those tests would be conducted.

How many parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty called for the negotiation of a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty at the Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference 1990. - National positions of NPT parties at the 1990 review conference are set out in part III of the conferences final document (copy in...

How many parties to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty called for the negotiation of a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty at the Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference 1990. - National positions of NPT parties at the 1990 review conference are set out in part III of the conferences final document (copy in...

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, if he will provide details of the numbers and types of alternative technologies for proving nuclear warheads that his Department has been involved in working on; and what additional financial resources will be provided for such work in...

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, if he will provide details of the numbers and types of alternative technologies for proving nuclear warheads that his Department has been involved in working on; and what additional financial resources will be provided for such work in...

What plans his Department has to resume direct negotiations towards a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty before September 1996. - Ref to 212 c407W.

What plans his Department has to resume direct negotiations towards a comprehensive nuclear test ban treaty before September 1996. - Ref to 212 c407W.

Whether the United Kingdom is prohibited from conducting an underground nuclear test at Nevada before July 1993 under the terms of the United States energy appropriation legislation.

Whether the United Kingdom is prohibited from conducting an underground nuclear test at Nevada before July 1993 under the terms of the United States energy appropriation legislation.

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, on alternative technologies what is his Department's assessment as to the ability of alternative technologies to ensure the safety of the United Kingdom's nuclear warheads after 1996.

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, on alternative technologies what is his Department's assessment as to the ability of alternative technologies to ensure the safety of the United Kingdom's nuclear warheads after 1996.

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, how his Department will determine whether or not another country has tested nuclear weapons after 1996; and for what reasons the United Kingdom will resume nuclear testing if another country tests nuclear weapons after 1996.

Pursuant to his Answer of 23rd October, Official Report, 212 column 403W, how his Department will determine whether or not another country has tested nuclear weapons after 1996; and for what reasons the United Kingdom will resume nuclear testing if another country tests nuclear weapons after 1996.

What alternative sites are being considered by his Department for conducting underground nuclear tests. - None.

What alternative sites are being considered by his Department for conducting underground nuclear tests. - None.

What is his Department's policy towards a moratorium on United Kingdom nuclear tests.

What is his Department's policy towards a moratorium on United Kingdom nuclear tests.

How his Department plans to maintain the safety of the United Kingdom's nuclear warheads following the withdrawal of underground nuclear testing facilities in September 1996.

How his Department plans to maintain the safety of the United Kingdom's nuclear warheads following the withdrawal of underground nuclear testing facilities in September 1996.

What studies his Department is undertaking regarding the testing of nuclear weapons without resort to underground nuclear testing.

What studies his Department is undertaking regarding the testing of nuclear weapons without resort to underground nuclear testing.

What are the circumstances under which the United Kingdom would continue underground nuclear testing after September 1996.

What are the circumstances under which the United Kingdom would continue underground nuclear testing after September 1996.

What are the implications of the United States' energy appropriation legislation for (a) the United Kingdom's Trident warhead programme, (b) the WE-177 replacement programme and (c) the ability of the United Kingdom to develop new nuclear warheads.

What are the implications of the United States' energy appropriation legislation for (a) the United Kingdom's Trident warhead programme, (b) the WE-177 replacement programme and (c) the ability of the United Kingdom to develop new nuclear warheads.

What is the maximum number of underground nuclear tests that the United Kingdom is permitted to carry out under the terms of the United States' energy appropriation legislation. - 3.

What is the maximum number of underground nuclear tests that the United Kingdom is permitted to carry out under the terms of the United States' energy appropriation legislation. - 3.

What restrictions are placed on the purposes for which the United Kingdom may conduct underground nuclear tests under the terms of the United States' energy appropriation legislation. - None.

What restrictions are placed on the purposes for which the United Kingdom may conduct underground nuclear tests under the terms of the United States' energy appropriation legislation. - None.

What are the conditions under which the United Kingdom may be entitled to conduct a nuclear test under the terms of the United States energy appropriation legislation.

What are the conditions under which the United Kingdom may be entitled to conduct a nuclear test under the terms of the United States energy appropriation legislation.

What is his Department's assessment of the potential impact of a comprehensive test ban treaty on the further proliferation of nuclear weapons.

What is his Department's assessment of the potential impact of a comprehensive test ban treaty on the further proliferation of nuclear weapons.