Which Minister was responsible for deciding to authorise publication of the Attorney-General's view of the legal basis for the use of force against Iraq while refusing to authorise public disclosure of the detailed consideration of the legal issues upon which that view was based. [HL 5482].

Which Minister was responsible for deciding to authorise publication of the Attorney-General's view of the legal basis for the use of force against Iraq while refusing to authorise public disclosure of the detailed consideration of the legal issues upon which that view was based. [HL 5482].

How it is possible to obtain an accurate account of the basis upon which they decided that the use of armed force against Iraq was lawful from a summary of the Attorney-General's view of the legal position, while access to the detailed consideration of the legal issues upon which that...

How it is possible to obtain an accurate account of the basis upon which they decided that the use of armed force against Iraq was lawful from a summary of the Attorney-General's view of the legal position, while access to the detailed consideration of the legal issues upon which that...

How many prisoners are now held by allied forces following military combat in Iraq; how many have been brought before a tribunal to determine their status under Article 5 of the Geneva Convention; and in how many cases it is intended to bring charges of war crimes, terrorism or other...

How many prisoners are now held by allied forces following military combat in Iraq; how many have been brought before a tribunal to determine their status under Article 5 of the Geneva Convention; and in how many cases it is intended to bring charges of war crimes, terrorism or other...

Further to the Written Answers by the Attorney-General on 6 November 2003 (654 c128-9WA), what is the justification in terms of the public interest in publishing a summary of the Attorney-General's view of the legal basis for the use of force against Iraq while withholding from public disclosure the detailed...

Further to the Written Answers by the Attorney-General on 6 November 2003 (654 c128-9WA), what is the justification in terms of the public interest in publishing a summary of the Attorney-General's view of the legal basis for the use of force against Iraq while withholding from public disclosure the detailed...

Whether they will, if necessary in conjunction with the World Health Organisation and the International Atomic Energy Authority, commission a full radiometric survey of the area of South Iraq which they control, including but not restricted to battle zones of the first Gulf War. [HL 5138]. - Including ref to...

Whether they will, if necessary in conjunction with the World Health Organisation and the International Atomic Energy Authority, commission a full radiometric survey of the area of South Iraq which they control, including but not restricted to battle zones of the first Gulf War. [HL 5138]. - Including ref to...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 8 October 2003 653 c62WA, whether the assessments issued by the Joint Intelligence Committees on Iraq prior to the conflict included an assessment of the risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq....

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 8 October 2003 653 c62WA, whether the assessments issued by the Joint Intelligence Committees on Iraq prior to the conflict included an assessment of the risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq....

Further to the answer by the Lord President on 13 October 2003 653 c601WA, what is the difference between the "views" of the Attorney-General on the legality of the use of armed force against Iraq and his "advice" on this subject. [HL 4895].

Further to the answer by the Lord President on 13 October 2003 653 c601WA, what is the difference between the "views" of the Attorney-General on the legality of the use of armed force against Iraq and his "advice" on this subject. [HL 4895].

Lords statement on the incurred costs, promised costs and anticipated costs of the United Kingdom involvement in Iraq. [HL 5253]. - Inc figures.

Lords statement on the incurred costs, promised costs and anticipated costs of the United Kingdom involvement in Iraq. [HL 5253]. - Inc figures.

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 9 October 2003, 653 c67WA, whether the decision to make anthrax vaccinations optional in the deployment in Iraq this year was taken in consequence of defects in the procedures used in 1990-91 deployment. [HL 5097]. - Inc ref to the...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Bach on 9 October 2003, 653 c67WA, whether the decision to make anthrax vaccinations optional in the deployment in Iraq this year was taken in consequence of defects in the procedures used in 1990-91 deployment. [HL 5097]. - Inc ref to the...

How much they plan to spend in Iraq in 2004; how much they have spent in 2003 so far; and whether they will provide a breakdown of expenditures in each of these years, including the proportion spent on military operations and the proportion spent on civil reconstruction. [HL 4706]. -...

How much they plan to spend in Iraq in 2004; how much they have spent in 2003 so far; and whether they will provide a breakdown of expenditures in each of these years, including the proportion spent on military operations and the proportion spent on civil reconstruction. [HL 4706]. -...

What is the total financial cost to the British Treasury, to date, of financing the preparation for and participation in the war in Iraq and the restoration of law and order and essential services in that country [HL 4662]. (Letter in Library Dep 03/2474).

What is the total financial cost to the British Treasury, to date, of financing the preparation for and participation in the war in Iraq and the restoration of law and order and essential services in that country [HL 4662]. (Letter in Library Dep 03/2474).

Whether their policy remains that advice to Ministers by officials is not published; and on what occasions advice to Ministers by officials during the current conflict in Iraq has been published. [HL 4489] [HL 4490].

Whether their policy remains that advice to Ministers by officials is not published; and on what occasions advice to Ministers by officials during the current conflict in Iraq has been published. [HL 4489] [HL 4490].

Whether, during the private briefings for Opposition party leaders, prior to the Iraq campaign, the leaders were told of the Joint Intelligence Committee's assessment "that any collapse of the Iraqi regime would increase the risk of chemical and biological warfare technology or agents finding their way into the hands of...

Whether, during the private briefings for Opposition party leaders, prior to the Iraq campaign, the leaders were told of the Joint Intelligence Committee's assessment "that any collapse of the Iraqi regime would increase the risk of chemical and biological warfare technology or agents finding their way into the hands of...

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they were warned by the intelligence and security service of the United Kingdom or the United States that there was likely to be a significant obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq. [HL 4522].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they were warned by the intelligence and security service of the United Kingdom or the United States that there was likely to be a significant obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq. [HL 4522].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they assessed the extent of risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq; and, if so, what was their assessment of the extent of the risk. [HL 4521].

Whether, before embarking on the war in Iraq, they assessed the extent of risk of obstruction, resistance and armed opposition to the occupation of Iraq; and, if so, what was their assessment of the extent of the risk. [HL 4521].