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To ask the Leader of the House if he will review the procedures for the programming of legislation.
To ask the Leader of the House if he will review the procedures for the programming of legislation.
What assessment he has made of the application of the principles of Pepper v. Hart to ministerial comments (a) in the Official Report, (b) in Ministerial correspondence and (c) outside the House. - (Holding answer 30 January 1997).
What assessment he has made of the application of the principles of Pepper v. Hart to ministerial comments (a) in the Official Report, (b) in Ministerial correspondence and (c) outside the House. - (Holding answer 30 January 1997).
That this House welcomes the introduction of the Olympic Symbol Etc (Protection) Bill, which seeks to protect the Olympic Symbol from unauthorised commercial exploitation; welcomes the support given to the introduction of the Bill both by the Minister for Sport and the Opposition sports spokesman; and looks forward to the benefits the Bill will bring for the funding and training of top British athletes.
That this House welcomes the introduction of the Olympic Symbol Etc (Protection) Bill, which seeks to protect the Olympic Symbol from unauthorised commercial exploitation; welcomes the support given to the introduction of the Bill both by the Minister for Sport and the Opposition sports spokesman; and looks forward to the...
That this House welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Industry that in future an assessment of impact upon the international competitiveness of British businesses, particularly small businesses, will precede any future regulations brought forward by Government; believes that this commitment will be a great boost to British companies and the British economy; hopes that the assessment of such impact will include industry representatives and that its results will be published alongside those of the public sector manpower and finance implications currently included in the 'Explanatory Memorandum' attached to Government Bills and Orders; and encourages all Government Ministers to come forward with further practical measures to promote the lifting of unnecessary regulatory and administrative burdens upon business.
That this House welcomes the announcement by the Minister for Industry that in future an assessment of impact upon the international competitiveness of British businesses, particularly small businesses, will precede any future regulations brought forward by Government; believes that this commitment will be a great boost to British companies and...