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Ruling that "Questions die when we come to Dissolution. However, I will encourage Ministers to answer parliamentary questions tabled by backbenchers". In response to point of order by Sir Patrick Cormack on obtaining replies from Government departments to written questions before dissolution.
Ruling that "Questions die when we come to Dissolution. However, I will encourage Ministers to answer parliamentary questions tabled by backbenchers". In response to point of order by Sir Patrick Cormack on obtaining replies from Government departments to written questions before dissolution.
Ruling that "I cannot do that, but correspondence can be answered after Dissolution. There is nothing to stop the hon Gentleman writing and saying "Please reply to my question in writing". I should be obliged if the Minister would do that" in response to point of order from Mr Nicholas...
Ruling that "I cannot do that, but correspondence can be answered after Dissolution. There is nothing to stop the hon Gentleman writing and saying "Please reply to my question in writing". I should be obliged if the Minister would do that" in response to point of order from Mr Nicholas...
Ruling that "it is up to the Minister to decide whether he contacts candidates. We must be careful about that". In response to point of order by Geoffrey Clifton-Brown on obtaining information from Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food concerning foot and mouth disease during election campaign.
Ruling that "it is up to the Minister to decide whether he contacts candidates. We must be careful about that". In response to point of order by Geoffrey Clifton-Brown on obtaining information from Ministry of Agriculture Fisheries and Food concerning foot and mouth disease during election campaign.
Lords debate on announcement of dissolution of Parliament. Adjournment on 11 May; Dissolution on 14 May; General election on 7 June; New Parliament to be summoned 13 June.
Lords debate on announcement of dissolution of Parliament. Adjournment on 11 May; Dissolution on 14 May; General election on 7 June; New Parliament to be summoned 13 June.