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SI 2003/2905 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 16 December 2003.
SI 2003/2905 (Negative instrument). Coming into force 16 December 2003.
Whether they have any figures of (a) expenditure on promoting exports of small arms and light weapons from the United Kingdom; and (b) expenditure on controlling end uses and trafficking together with the costs of collecting and destroying such weapons and ammunition, both in the United Kingdom and overseas. [HL...
Whether they have any figures of (a) expenditure on promoting exports of small arms and light weapons from the United Kingdom; and (b) expenditure on controlling end uses and trafficking together with the costs of collecting and destroying such weapons and ammunition, both in the United Kingdom and overseas. [HL...
Whether all police forces monitor and publish the number of religiously motivated incidents; and what are the latest available statistics for the number of faith-related incidents reported to each of the police forces in England and Wales. [HL 4993] [HL 4994]. - Including table.
Whether all police forces monitor and publish the number of religiously motivated incidents; and what are the latest available statistics for the number of faith-related incidents reported to each of the police forces in England and Wales. [HL 4993] [HL 4994]. - Including table.
Further to the Answer by the Lord President on 10 November 2003, 654 c1085-8, what processes are in place to monitor the impartial delivery of food aid in Zimbabwe and its security from interference after distribution to beneficiaries. [HL 5516]. - Inc figure.
Further to the Answer by the Lord President on 10 November 2003, 654 c1085-8, what processes are in place to monitor the impartial delivery of food aid in Zimbabwe and its security from interference after distribution to beneficiaries. [HL 5516]. - Inc figure.
Who developed and approved the business plan for the North/South Ministerial Council; what are the objectives of the council; which body monitors them; and whether they will lodge a copy of the business plan in the Library of the House. [HL 5129]. - Inc ref to OFMDFM Service Delivery Agreement...
Who developed and approved the business plan for the North/South Ministerial Council; what are the objectives of the council; which body monitors them; and whether they will lodge a copy of the business plan in the Library of the House. [HL 5129]. - Inc ref to OFMDFM Service Delivery Agreement...
Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 10 July 2003 (651 c53WA), how they are "carefully monitoring the extent of compliance" with assurances "that British-built military equipment should not be used offensively or to violate human rights" in Aceh. [HL 5164].
Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Symons of Vernham Dean on 10 July 2003 (651 c53WA), how they are "carefully monitoring the extent of compliance" with assurances "that British-built military equipment should not be used offensively or to violate human rights" in Aceh. [HL 5164].
Whether any monitoring has been done, or is under consideration, of acts of vandalism and damage to property by groups involved in door-to-door visits at Halloween. [HL 5374].
Whether any monitoring has been done, or is under consideration, of acts of vandalism and damage to property by groups involved in door-to-door visits at Halloween. [HL 5374].
Draft SI on regulation of investigatory powers (intrusive surveillance) (SI 2003/3174). Lords debate on a motion to approve. Amendment not moved. Agreed to on question. Debated with: draft SI on regulation of investigatory powers (communications data) (SI 2003/3172). Amendment disagreed to on division (92 to 108). Another amendment agreed to on division (126 to 99) and a subsequent amendment agreed to on division (120 to 98); draft SIs on regulation of investigatory powers (directed surveillance and covert human intelligence sources) (SI 2003/3171), retention of communications data (code of practice) (SI 2003/3175), and retention of communications data (extension of initial period) (SI 2003/3173). Amendments not moved. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on regulation of investigatory powers (intrusive surveillance) (SI 2003/3174). Lords debate on a motion to approve. Amendment not moved. Agreed to on question. Debated with: draft SI on regulation of investigatory powers (communications data) (SI 2003/3172). Amendment disagreed to on division (92 to 108). Another amendment agreed to...
How they intend to monitor the performance by Colombia of its human rights obligations, as required by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and incorporated in the Declaration of the London Meeting on International Support for Colombia in July 2003; and whether they will develop a public strategy for...
How they intend to monitor the performance by Colombia of its human rights obligations, as required by the United Nations Commission on Human Rights and incorporated in the Declaration of the London Meeting on International Support for Colombia in July 2003; and whether they will develop a public strategy for...