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What is the total number of redundancies notified to his Department from the woollen textile industry for 1991 in (a) Yorkshire and Humberside and (b) Bradford travel-to-work area. - Inc figure.
What is the total number of redundancies notified to his Department from the woollen textile industry for 1991 in (a) Yorkshire and Humberside and (b) Bradford travel-to-work area. - Inc figure.
Whether HMG believe that a world wool crisis exists at present, & if so, why.
Whether HMG believe that a world wool crisis exists at present, & if so, why.
Whether it is still HMG intention to dismantle the guaranteed price for wool &, if so, when. - Includes fact that remains intention to terminate the wool guarantee but guarantee would continue for the 1992-93 clip year.
Whether it is still HMG intention to dismantle the guaranteed price for wool &, if so, when. - Includes fact that remains intention to terminate the wool guarantee but guarantee would continue for the 1992-93 clip year.
Whether, bearing in mind the difficulties being experienced by sheep farmers in the UK & the financial problems being faced by the British Wool Marketing Board (BWMB), HMG will support BWMB in financial terms to enable it to pay producers in full without further delay for the 1991 clip.
Whether, bearing in mind the difficulties being experienced by sheep farmers in the UK & the financial problems being faced by the British Wool Marketing Board (BWMB), HMG will support BWMB in financial terms to enable it to pay producers in full without further delay for the 1991 clip.
If he will list the notifications of redundancies which he has received, to the most recent practicable date, for 1991 in the West Yorkshire woollen textile industry.
If he will list the notifications of redundancies which he has received, to the most recent practicable date, for 1991 in the West Yorkshire woollen textile industry.
That this House condemns Her Majesty's Government's unilateral decision to abolish the guaranteed price for wool by 1992; and urges them to reconsider the position, in view of the serious financial situation of small and medium sized wool producers in Britain.
That this House condemns Her Majesty's Government's unilateral decision to abolish the guaranteed price for wool by 1992; and urges them to reconsider the position, in view of the serious financial situation of small and medium sized wool producers in Britain.