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Whether existing international law concerning outer space is sufficient to secure the sovereign rights of all members of the United Nations. [HL 4391]. - Includes ref to 606 c6WA.
Whether existing international law concerning outer space is sufficient to secure the sovereign rights of all members of the United Nations. [HL 4391]. - Includes ref to 606 c6WA.
Whether, in law, they consider outer space to be res nullius, or in light of Article 1 of the Space Treaty, res communis. [HL 4455].
Whether, in law, they consider outer space to be res nullius, or in light of Article 1 of the Space Treaty, res communis. [HL 4455].
That this House notes the emergence of a semi-presidential style of government, by-passing the Cabinet and taking this House for granted, with few effective checks and balances on the power of the Executive; further notes the development of closer front bench links between parties as with the appointment of Liberal Democrats to a Cabinet consultative committee, and the establishment of a high-level all-party Britain in Europe Committee; notes the tendency of the leadership of all parties to centralise power at the top and expect unquestioning support from their own backbenchers for whatever proposals they bring forward, even where these were not the subject of any prior consultation with colleagues, nor were put to the electorate in the last election; notes the growing public cynicism about Parliament and politics which these practices have encouraged, which may damage the reputation of Parliament itself; and therefore invites all honourable Members, while honouring their personal and political obligations and loyalty to their own party and the manifesto on which they were elected, to speak and vote more freely in the House on the proposals put before them, and by doing so to re-assert their historic role as elected representatives, their right and duty to express their own deeply-held convictions and their responsibility for maintaining the role of this House as a democratic legislature holding all governments to account, having been elected by the people for that purpose.
That this House notes the emergence of a semi-presidential style of government, by-passing the Cabinet and taking this House for granted, with few effective checks and balances on the power of the Executive; further notes the development of closer front bench links between parties as with the appointment of Liberal...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, If he will make a statement on the Government's current assessment of the situation in East Timor. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, If he will make a statement on the Government's current assessment of the situation in East Timor. (Failed OPQ)
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the policy of Her Majesty's Government is towards Montenegran aspirations for more independence from Serbia.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the policy of Her Majesty's Government is towards Montenegran aspirations for more independence from Serbia.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if Her Majesty's Government is making contingency plans for intervention in Montenegro if steps towards independence are violently opposed by Serbia.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if Her Majesty's Government is making contingency plans for intervention in Montenegro if steps towards independence are violently opposed by Serbia.
Whether they consider national sovereign rights pertain to vehicles, whether civil or military, that operate above national airspace. [HL 4195].
Whether they consider national sovereign rights pertain to vehicles, whether civil or military, that operate above national airspace. [HL 4195].
Further to the Written Answer by Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 27 July (604 c173WA), whether it is their view that the sole constitutional issue involved in entry into European Monetary Union is that "to share a common monetary policy with other states does represent a major pooling of economic...
Further to the Written Answer by Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 27 July (604 c173WA), whether it is their view that the sole constitutional issue involved in entry into European Monetary Union is that "to share a common monetary policy with other states does represent a major pooling of economic...
Whether they consider that the Greek and Turkish areas of Cyprus are two sovereign, equal and democratically legitimate states. [HL 3957].
Whether they consider that the Greek and Turkish areas of Cyprus are two sovereign, equal and democratically legitimate states. [HL 3957].
How they intend to mark the 10th anniversary of the proclamation of Lithuania's restoration of independence on 11 March 1990, and role that this nation played in the break-up of the Soviet Union. [HL 3797].
How they intend to mark the 10th anniversary of the proclamation of Lithuania's restoration of independence on 11 March 1990, and role that this nation played in the break-up of the Soviet Union. [HL 3797].
Further to the Answer by Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 24 June, 602 c1064, that "We have taken the view that, although there are important constitutional considerations, those considerations would not rule out membership of EMU if the balance of economic advantage were in favour of our membership", whether they...
Further to the Answer by Lord McIntosh of Haringey on 24 June, 602 c1064, that "We have taken the view that, although there are important constitutional considerations, those considerations would not rule out membership of EMU if the balance of economic advantage were in favour of our membership", whether they...
To ask the Prime Minister, what proposals Her Majesty's Government has evaluated on the (a) creation of new institutions and (b) enhancement of existing ones in respect of the application of international legal procedures to the determination of the justification for possible interventions for humanitarian reasons, with particular reference to...
To ask the Prime Minister, what proposals Her Majesty's Government has evaluated on the (a) creation of new institutions and (b) enhancement of existing ones in respect of the application of international legal procedures to the determination of the justification for possible interventions for humanitarian reasons, with particular reference to...
Lords debate on unstarred question on what progress has been made in implementing the White Paper proposals for the overseas territories (CM 4264).
Lords debate on unstarred question on what progress has been made in implementing the White Paper proposals for the overseas territories (CM 4264).
Public petition from Mr J C Hamblin and others in Bury St Edmunds for the re-establishment of British sovereignty ceded to the European Commission. (Circulated with the Vote for 12 July 1999).
Public petition from Mr J C Hamblin and others in Bury St Edmunds for the re-establishment of British sovereignty ceded to the European Commission. (Circulated with the Vote for 12 July 1999).
Public petition from Rodney Howlett and residents of Chesham and Amersham for re-establishment of British sovereignty ceded to the European Commission. (Circulated with the Vote for 12 July 1999).
Public petition from Rodney Howlett and residents of Chesham and Amersham for re-establishment of British sovereignty ceded to the European Commission. (Circulated with the Vote for 12 July 1999).
Supplementary business question on national sovereignty.
Supplementary business question on national sovereignty.