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To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what representations he has received concerning the impact on jobs and investment of the recent mergers and takeovers in the British biscuit industry.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what representations he has received concerning the impact on jobs and investment of the recent mergers and takeovers in the British biscuit industry.
Whether the report in the Financial Times of 22 November headlined "Euro MPs threaten to stymie hostile takeovers" is accurate; and, if so, whether they can resist the European Parliament's proposals in the Council of Ministers. [HL 4810].
Whether the report in the Financial Times of 22 November headlined "Euro MPs threaten to stymie hostile takeovers" is accurate; and, if so, whether they can resist the European Parliament's proposals in the Council of Ministers. [HL 4810].
Motion under Standing Order No. 24. Speaker declined to put the application to the House.
Motion under Standing Order No. 24. Speaker declined to put the application to the House.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if he will refer to the Competition Commission for investigation under the Fair Trading Act 1973 the takeover of Biwater (Clay Cross) Ltd. by Saint Gobain. - (Holding answer 16 November 2000).
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if he will refer to the Competition Commission for investigation under the Fair Trading Act 1973 the takeover of Biwater (Clay Cross) Ltd. by Saint Gobain. - (Holding answer 16 November 2000).
On what dates the Minister for Science himself first saw a draft report and the final report respectively by the Post Office of German Parcel. [HL 4350].
On what dates the Minister for Science himself first saw a draft report and the final report respectively by the Post Office of German Parcel. [HL 4350].
Whether Sir Michael Scholar, or any other senior official of the Department of Trade and Industry, was aware when they received the draft report of the NAO on the acquisition by the Post Office of German Parcel prior to the Report stage and Third Reading of the Postal Services Bill...
Whether Sir Michael Scholar, or any other senior official of the Department of Trade and Industry, was aware when they received the draft report of the NAO on the acquisition by the Post Office of German Parcel prior to the Report stage and Third Reading of the Postal Services Bill...
How the Minister for Science reconciles his statement to the House of Lords on 11 July, 615 c181, that, "when one refers to the department giving authority to the report, that must mean Ministers", with his reply to a question by Lord Razzall on 12 October, 617 c498, that, "Noble...
How the Minister for Science reconciles his statement to the House of Lords on 11 July, 615 c181, that, "when one refers to the department giving authority to the report, that must mean Ministers", with his reply to a question by Lord Razzall on 12 October, 617 c498, that, "Noble...
Who were the "number of people" within the Department of Trade and Industry referred to by the Minister for Science on 12 October, 617 c497-8, to whom the draft report of the National Audit Office relating to the acquisition of German Parcel was shown on 27 June. [HL 4351].
Who were the "number of people" within the Department of Trade and Industry referred to by the Minister for Science on 12 October, 617 c497-8, to whom the draft report of the National Audit Office relating to the acquisition of German Parcel was shown on 27 June. [HL 4351].
Business question on powers of the trade secretary under the Fair Trading Act 1973 and the takeover and proposed closure of Biwaters by Saint-Gobain.
Business question on powers of the trade secretary under the Fair Trading Act 1973 and the takeover and proposed closure of Biwaters by Saint-Gobain.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on the takeover of Biwater Industries (Clay Cross) Ltd.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on the takeover of Biwater Industries (Clay Cross) Ltd.
Companies Act (amendment). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 177 1999/2000). To be read a second time on 10 November.
Companies Act (amendment). Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 177 1999/2000). To be read a second time on 10 November.
That this House finds it to be totally unacceptable that the French-based multi-national company Saint-Gobain should have acquired the shares of Biwater (Clay Cross) Ltd for the immediate purposes of closing the plant; is deeply concerned that this will lead to the loss of 700 jobs and the devastation of the local community; is aware that Saint-Gobain's objectives in moving to close the plant are (a) to destroy the pipe manufacturing capacity of a key rival, especially in international markets, (b) to capture Biwater's extensive and growing order book, essentially for transfer to overseas companies and (c) to transfer and asset strip the plant's machinery; and calls upon the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry to prevent the closure by making full and effective use of powers available to him under the Fair Trading Act 1973, which includes the possibility of setting up an immediate inquiry into the take-over by the Competition Commission and halting all moves to close the plant while the Commission undertakes an in-depth investigation which it is believed will lead to the saving of the plant and the condemnation of Saint-Gobain's actions.
That this House finds it to be totally unacceptable that the French-based multi-national company Saint-Gobain should have acquired the shares of Biwater (Clay Cross) Ltd for the immediate purposes of closing the plant; is deeply concerned that this will lead to the loss of 700 jobs and the devastation of...