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What steps he has taken to ensure that special constables, lay visitors and other volunteers providing assistance to the police are properly insured against personal accident risks. - (Holding answer 18 November 1996).
What steps he has taken to ensure that special constables, lay visitors and other volunteers providing assistance to the police are properly insured against personal accident risks. - (Holding answer 18 November 1996).
What recent representations he has received concerning insurance cover for special constables, lay visitors and other volunteers providing assistance to the police. - (Holding answer 19 November 1996).
What recent representations he has received concerning insurance cover for special constables, lay visitors and other volunteers providing assistance to the police. - (Holding answer 19 November 1996).
That this House notes with interest the report published by the Department of the Environment on 18th May entitled Mortgage Arrears and Possessions: Perspectives from Borrowers, Lenders and the Courts; notes the conclusions of this report that mortgage protection insurance policies offer no adequate protection against arrears and will be no substitute for the current system of income support for unemployed homeowners, that 'it is hard to see what would be gained by expanding them', and that 'in many instances they take borrowers' resources that might otherwise be put towards mortgage payments while offering little in return'; calls upon the Secretary of State for Social Security to give his most urgent consideration to this report and to the representations not only from the Manufacturing and Construction Industries Alliance, the Council of Mortgage Lenders, and the House Builders Federation, but also from many charitable proposals to restrict the payment of income support for mortgage interest since they are based upon the Government's misguided belief that mortgage protection insurance can provide an effective and comprehensive alternative to income support. (Relevant registered interest declared)
That this House notes with interest the report published by the Department of the Environment on 18th May entitled Mortgage Arrears and Possessions: Perspectives from Borrowers, Lenders and the Courts; notes the conclusions of this report that mortgage protection insurance policies offer no adequate protection against arrears and will be...
What are the main conclusions of his Department's report on mortgage arrears and repossessions; if he will identify, specifically, all the conclusions which refer to problems associated with the widespread promotion and uptake of private insurance to cover mortgage interest in the event of redundancy and various other questions on...
What are the main conclusions of his Department's report on mortgage arrears and repossessions; if he will identify, specifically, all the conclusions which refer to problems associated with the widespread promotion and uptake of private insurance to cover mortgage interest in the event of redundancy and various other questions on...
Wednesday adjournment debate on the housing market.
Wednesday adjournment debate on the housing market.
What assessment he has made of the possible effect of taxation on those benefits paid under insurance policies purchased to provide protection to mortgage holders following his proposed changes to income support for mortgage interest; what specific proposals he has for the tax treatment of such benefits with particular reference...
What assessment he has made of the possible effect of taxation on those benefits paid under insurance policies purchased to provide protection to mortgage holders following his proposed changes to income support for mortgage interest; what specific proposals he has for the tax treatment of such benefits with particular reference...
How many indemnity undertakings were given by departments under section 16 of the National Heritage Act 1980 for the six month period ended 31st March 1994; and what was the value of contingent liabilities in respect of such undertakings given at any time and remaining outstanding as at 31st March...
How many indemnity undertakings were given by departments under section 16 of the National Heritage Act 1980 for the six month period ended 31st March 1994; and what was the value of contingent liabilities in respect of such undertakings given at any time and remaining outstanding as at 31st March...