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2000-01
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2000-01 (1)
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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what communications related to the immigration and nationality status of the Hinduja family the Home Office has received from (a) Conservative and (b) Liberal Democrat Members of either House as well as other (i) elected representatives and (ii) office holders...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what communications related to the immigration and nationality status of the Hinduja family the Home Office has received from (a) Conservative and (b) Liberal Democrat Members of either House as well as other (i) elected representatives and (ii) office holders...
Asked by
Peter Bradley
(Labour)
Answered by
Jack Straw
(Labour)
Answering body
Home Office
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
1 February 2001
For answer on
1 March 2001
Answered on
1 March 2001
Mr. Peter Bradley: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what communications related to the immigration and
nationality status of the Hinduja family the Home Office has received from (a) Conservative and (b) Liberal Democrat Members of
either House as well as other (i) elected representatives and (ii) office holders of each party; and if he will make a statement.
[149114]
Mr. Straw: [holding answer 7 February 2001]: My right hon. Friend, the Prime Minister announced on 24 January that he had asked
former Treasury Solicitor, Sir Anthony Hammond QC, to review the full circumstance surrounding approaches to the Home Office in
connection with the possibility of an application for naturalisation by Mr. S. P. Hinduja in 1998. Sir Anthony started his review on
Thursday 25 January. After an initial reading of the papers, Sir Anthony decided that, in order to fulfil the terms of reference of
his review of the application for naturalisation of S. P. Hinduja, it is appropriate for him to look at the circumstances of the
granting of naturalisation in respect of G. P. Hinduja because the circumstances of both applications are closely related. For the
same reason, he also decided that it is appropriate for him to look at the circumstances surrounding the inquiries about
naturalisation in respect of Prakesh Hinduja. I understand that Sir Anthony hopes to complete his review shortly. The report will be
published and copies will be placed in the Vote Office and the Library. It would be inappropriate for me to pre-empt the outcome of
this review.
Subjects
Applications; Correspondence; Members; Naturalisation; Ministers; Conservative; Hinduja Passport Inquiry; Hinduja, Srichand; Hinduja, Gopichand; Liberal; Hinduja, Prakash
Date
1 March 2001
Reference
149114; 363 c747W
House
House of Commons