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How HMG reconcile the Answer given by Lady Chalker of Wallasey (549 c68-9WA) with the Answer given by the Earl of Ferrers (549 c70WA) that whether the word "municipal" in article 8b of the treaty shall embrace general elections to Parliament is ultimately a matter for the European Court of...
How HMG reconcile the Answer given by Lady Chalker of Wallasey (549 c68-9WA) with the Answer given by the Earl of Ferrers (549 c70WA) that whether the word "municipal" in article 8b of the treaty shall embrace general elections to Parliament is ultimately a matter for the European Court of...
If increased powers given to European institutions and extension of majority voting in Council of Ministers under Maastricht Treaty will place HM the Queen in contravention of Coronation Oath whereby HM swore to govern her subjects 'according to their laws'.
If increased powers given to European institutions and extension of majority voting in Council of Ministers under Maastricht Treaty will place HM the Queen in contravention of Coronation Oath whereby HM swore to govern her subjects 'according to their laws'.
Statement on the outcome of his Department's analysis of the bones brought from Ekaterinburg, Russia, in July 1991 for identification. - Text of letter from Dr Janet Thompson of Forensic Science Service.
Statement on the outcome of his Department's analysis of the bones brought from Ekaterinburg, Russia, in July 1991 for identification. - Text of letter from Dr Janet Thompson of Forensic Science Service.
European Communities (Amendment) Bill. Lords committee stage sixth day. New clauses considered. Clauses 2 to 8 agreed to . Bill reported without amendment.
European Communities (Amendment) Bill. Lords committee stage sixth day. New clauses considered. Clauses 2 to 8 agreed to . Bill reported without amendment.
That this House, noting the fundamentally undemocratic nature of the British Constitution, under which the people are in law subjects of a hereditary monarch, who has no electoral legitimacy, are bound to the Crown by absurd and meaningless oaths of allegiance and are also required to accept the indignity of an unelected House of Lords, believing that the existence of Crown prerogatives which allow the executive to make war, sign treaties and agree to laws in Brussels without consulting the House of Commons, represents a complete denial of basic rights, rejecting the widespread use of Crown patronage for thousands of political, legal and church appointments which destroy any real accountability by those who confer and enjoy that patronage, convinced that power is far too centralized in London to the detriment of the people of England, Scotland and Wales, and those who elect local authorities, demanding equal representation for women on all elected bodies, insisting that a Charter of Rights should form the basis for a new British Constitution, calls for Britain to become a democratic, secular federal commonwealth, along the lines of the Commonwealth of Britain Bill, to be drawn up and put to the people for their consideration to secure (1) the abolition of the Monarchy and the House of Lords, (2) the establishment of separate parliaments for England, Scotland and Wales, (3) the ending of British jurisdiction in Northern Ireland, (4) the disestablishment of the Church of England and (5) the institution of democratic institutions to guarantee popular rights.
That this House, noting the fundamentally undemocratic nature of the British Constitution, under which the people are in law subjects of a hereditary monarch, who has no electoral legitimacy, are bound to the Crown by absurd and meaningless oaths of allegiance and are also required to accept the indignity of...
To comment on the outcome of his Department's tests at Aldermaston to identify bones brought from Russia. - Text of letter from Dr Janet Thompson of the Forensic Science Service. (Printed at 224 c552W in Daily Part)
To comment on the outcome of his Department's tests at Aldermaston to identify bones brought from Russia. - Text of letter from Dr Janet Thompson of the Forensic Science Service. (Printed at 224 c552W in Daily Part)
Whether the Monarch is liable to VAT and/or excise duty on a similar basis to private citizens.
Whether the Monarch is liable to VAT and/or excise duty on a similar basis to private citizens.
Pursuant to 220 c19W, if he will give examples of areas where the prerogative powers residing in the Crown are not exercisable by Ministers. (Holding answer 9 March 1993).
Pursuant to 220 c19W, if he will give examples of areas where the prerogative powers residing in the Crown are not exercisable by Ministers. (Holding answer 9 March 1993).
Pursuant to his statement on 11th February, Official Report 218, column 1111-9, if Sandringham will be treated as a royal palace or as a private residence of Her Majesty the Queen. - Sandringham, which has official as well as private use, is a private asset of HM Queen.
Pursuant to his statement on 11th February, Official Report 218, column 1111-9, if Sandringham will be treated as a royal palace or as a private residence of Her Majesty the Queen. - Sandringham, which has official as well as private use, is a private asset of HM Queen.
Pursuant to his oral statement of 11th February,Official Report 218 col 1111-9, at which tax office the tax affairs of Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince of Wales will be administered; if any additional (a) training and (b) security measures are proposed.
Pursuant to his oral statement of 11th February,Official Report 218 col 1111-9, at which tax office the tax affairs of Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince of Wales will be administered; if any additional (a) training and (b) security measures are proposed.
Statement on royal taxation & Civil List payments. (Includes reference to Royal Trustees report - HC 464 1992/93 - and announcement of new charitable trust to manage royal art collection). (Buckingham Palace briefing on royal finances in Library at Dep 8870)
Statement on royal taxation & Civil List payments. (Includes reference to Royal Trustees report - HC 464 1992/93 - and announcement of new charitable trust to manage royal art collection). (Buckingham Palace briefing on royal finances in Library at Dep 8870)
Business question on taxation, voting rights & the Queen.
Business question on taxation, voting rights & the Queen.
Whether Treaty of Maastricht in any way whatsoever imposes any obligations or duties upon, grants to, or takes away any powers, prerogatives or privileges from, or changes the status or constitutional position of, the Monarch.
Whether Treaty of Maastricht in any way whatsoever imposes any obligations or duties upon, grants to, or takes away any powers, prerogatives or privileges from, or changes the status or constitutional position of, the Monarch.