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If he will issue a direction under section 9 of the Broadcasting Act 1990 to the Independent Television Commission on the advertising of breath-testing devices.
If he will issue a direction under section 9 of the Broadcasting Act 1990 to the Independent Television Commission on the advertising of breath-testing devices.
What instructions, advice or other forms of commercial or contractual restrictions have been issued by his Department to the manufacturers or distributors of breathalysers in the United Kingdom on the retail supply of such devices to the public; and if he will list the respective authorities on which they are...
What instructions, advice or other forms of commercial or contractual restrictions have been issued by his Department to the manufacturers or distributors of breathalysers in the United Kingdom on the retail supply of such devices to the public; and if he will list the respective authorities on which they are...
Whether he will now take steps to permit and encourage the advertising and retail sale of self-testing breathalyser devices and procedures.
Whether he will now take steps to permit and encourage the advertising and retail sale of self-testing breathalyser devices and procedures.
What evidence he has on the effectiveness of random mass alcohol testing of drivers in securing continuing reductions in drink driving after any one-off drop. - Inc table comparing Great Britain & New South Wales.
What evidence he has on the effectiveness of random mass alcohol testing of drivers in securing continuing reductions in drink driving after any one-off drop. - Inc table comparing Great Britain & New South Wales.
Lords statement on new measures recently introduced to expedite handling of drink driving cases. - Includes details.
Lords statement on new measures recently introduced to expedite handling of drink driving cases. - Includes details.
Statement on whether any new measures have recently been introduced to expedite the handling of drink driving cases. - Inc figures
Statement on whether any new measures have recently been introduced to expedite the handling of drink driving cases. - Inc figures
That this House believes that this country has the least dangerous roads because decisions are usually taken on the basis of fact and research; and so believes that the decision on random breath testing should not be based on assertion.
That this House believes that this country has the least dangerous roads because decisions are usually taken on the basis of fact and research; and so believes that the decision on random breath testing should not be based on assertion.
That this House recognises that the police may lawfully stop drivers at random or for any cause and may then require an alcohol test in all circumstances other than when facing a driver who has not been drinking and has not committed a moving traffic offence and has not been involved in a crash.
That this House recognises that the police may lawfully stop drivers at random or for any cause and may then require an alcohol test in all circumstances other than when facing a driver who has not been drinking and has not committed a moving traffic offence and has not been...
What research evidence he has received on the comparative reductions in numbers of drink drivers in Great Britain and New South Wales since either the year before or the year after the introduction of random tests in New South Wales. - Inc figures.
What research evidence he has received on the comparative reductions in numbers of drink drivers in Great Britain and New South Wales since either the year before or the year after the introduction of random tests in New South Wales. - Inc figures.
If he will estimate the numbers of random breath tests required to detect each week (a) 1,000 drivers above twice the legal alcohol limit, (b) 1,000 drivers above the legal limit but below twice the limit, and (c) 50,000 drivers below the legal limit. - Includes figures.
If he will estimate the numbers of random breath tests required to detect each week (a) 1,000 drivers above twice the legal alcohol limit, (b) 1,000 drivers above the legal limit but below twice the limit, and (c) 50,000 drivers below the legal limit. - Includes figures.
That this House recognises that drink driving has fallen further, faster and more consistently in Britain than elsewhere; believes that available evidence does not support the belief that mass random testing would be helpful; calculates that at least 50 times as many tests would be needed to detect the numbers of illegal drink drivers caught under existing law; and supports practical methods to improve deterrence and detection such as greater use of targeted testing, suspension of the licence to drive on failing or refusing the evidential test, and inquiry by police and courts as to the drinking locations and companions of the illegal driver.
That this House recognises that drink driving has fallen further, faster and more consistently in Britain than elsewhere; believes that available evidence does not support the belief that mass random testing would be helpful; calculates that at least 50 times as many tests would be needed to detect the numbers...
If he will list the number of alcohol tests on drivers each week and the numbers (a) above twice the legal limit, (b) above the legal limit but below twice the limit and (c) below the legal limit. - Inc figures & ref to HO statistical bulletin 25/90 (in Library)
If he will list the number of alcohol tests on drivers each week and the numbers (a) above twice the legal limit, (b) above the legal limit but below twice the limit and (c) below the legal limit. - Inc figures & ref to HO statistical bulletin 25/90 (in Library)
What was the total number of breathalyser tests carried out in Northern Ireland between 19th December 1990 and 1st January 1991; how many of these proved positive; and what was the number of tests for the same period in 1989 - Incl figures (Holding answer 5 Feb 1991)
What was the total number of breathalyser tests carried out in Northern Ireland between 19th December 1990 and 1st January 1991; how many of these proved positive; and what was the number of tests for the same period in 1989 - Incl figures (Holding answer 5 Feb 1991)
If he will list in the Official Report: (a) the total number of breath tests conducted by each of the police forces in England and Wales during the period covering the recent festive season and (b) the number which proved positive. - Includes table.
If he will list in the Official Report: (a) the total number of breath tests conducted by each of the police forces in England and Wales during the period covering the recent festive season and (b) the number which proved positive. - Includes table.
That this House, remembering that even in New South Wales where random breath testing is at a level equivalent to 24 million tests a year in the United Kingdom three quarters of those arrested are caught in targeted testing, believes that both the deterrence and detection of drink driving would be improved if more police services routinely tested all drivers in crashes, more drivers stopped for moving traffic offences and other drivers giving reasonable cause to suspect they have consumed alcohol; and invites chief constables to consider the practice in their own force.
That this House, remembering that even in New South Wales where random breath testing is at a level equivalent to 24 million tests a year in the United Kingdom three quarters of those arrested are caught in targeted testing, believes that both the deterrence and detection of drink driving would...