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What is the estimated (a) demand and (b) cost to public funds of motorcycle tests over the next three years; what is the cost to the Driving Standards Agency of providing personal protective equipment to each motorcycle examiner; and what is the type and cost of the motorcycles used for...
What is the estimated (a) demand and (b) cost to public funds of motorcycle tests over the next three years; what is the cost to the Driving Standards Agency of providing personal protective equipment to each motorcycle examiner; and what is the type and cost of the motorcycles used for...
When he expects (a) to receive and (b) to publish the report of the Drinking Water Inspectorate into the pollution of water supplies in Worcester on 15th April.
When he expects (a) to receive and (b) to publish the report of the Drinking Water Inspectorate into the pollution of water supplies in Worcester on 15th April.
What advice was given to farmers in the Worcester area following the water pollution incident of 15th April; how such advice was publicised or drawn to the attention of farmers; and at what times such advice was offered.
What advice was given to farmers in the Worcester area following the water pollution incident of 15th April; how such advice was publicised or drawn to the attention of farmers; and at what times such advice was offered.
Adjournment debate on water pollution in Worcester.
Adjournment debate on water pollution in Worcester.
What steps he is taking to co-ordinate the investigation and eventual reports into the pollution of water supplies in the Worcester area, now being conducted by the Drinking Water Inspectorate, the National Rivers Authority, Severn Trent Water plc, the West Midlands Regional Health Authority and Worcester and District Health Authority.
What steps he is taking to co-ordinate the investigation and eventual reports into the pollution of water supplies in the Worcester area, now being conducted by the Drinking Water Inspectorate, the National Rivers Authority, Severn Trent Water plc, the West Midlands Regional Health Authority and Worcester and District Health Authority.
If he will list the pollutants which reached consumers' water supplies in the Worcester area on 15th April.
If he will list the pollutants which reached consumers' water supplies in the Worcester area on 15th April.
To comment on the role of the Director General of the Office of Water Supplies in relation to the water pollution incident at Worcester on 15th April.
To comment on the role of the Director General of the Office of Water Supplies in relation to the water pollution incident at Worcester on 15th April.
To comment on the licensing procedures followed by Shropshire County Council when they authorised the operation of Vitalscheme Ltd in Wem, Shropshire.
To comment on the licensing procedures followed by Shropshire County Council when they authorised the operation of Vitalscheme Ltd in Wem, Shropshire.
What role the Health and Safety Executive played in the water pollution incident in Worcester on 15th April; what advice it gave to other public or private bodies.
What role the Health and Safety Executive played in the water pollution incident in Worcester on 15th April; what advice it gave to other public or private bodies.
That this House notes with concern that Severn Trent Water supplied chemically contaminated drinking water to 35,000 Worcester households; that the emergency incident team set up to deal with this was chaired by Dr Claire Constantine and which included Dr Sarah Stewart-Brown from the Worcester and District Health Authority, acting on advice from Dr Alan Jones from the Regional Advisory Committee for Chemical Incidents, declared the contaminated water to be safe for consumption without ensuring that the chemicals were fully and properly identified, thus not being able to establish the actual safety profile of the chemicals involved; calls for an independent investigation into the composition of the EIT, and the procedures used for determining the safety status of chemicals found in the public water supply; notes that no published literature exists on one of the chemicals, other than one untranslated paper in Russian and that Severn Trent's laboratories are still trying to fully identify the other chemical; notes with concern that the first detailed report of this incident has been produced by a consumer of the contaminated water whilst the Drinking Water Inspectorate and Severn Trent have yet to report; and calls upon the Government to withdraw the Charter Mark it awarded to Severn Trent Water, on the grounds that it has concealed from its consumers that they have no safety information on the chemicals found in the drinking water.
That this House notes with concern that Severn Trent Water supplied chemically contaminated drinking water to 35,000 Worcester households; that the emergency incident team set up to deal with this was chaired by Dr Claire Constantine and which included Dr Sarah Stewart-Brown from the Worcester and District Health Authority, acting...
To comment on water quality in the River Severn at Worcester, and various other questions on pollution of water supplies in Worcester area on 15 April 1994. - (Holding answer 21 April 1994).
To comment on water quality in the River Severn at Worcester, and various other questions on pollution of water supplies in Worcester area on 15 April 1994. - (Holding answer 21 April 1994).
If she will conduct an inquiry into the health hazards associated with the pollution of drinking water in the Worcester area on Friday 15th April.
If she will conduct an inquiry into the health hazards associated with the pollution of drinking water in the Worcester area on Friday 15th April.