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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment she has made of the Entity of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik's calls for a referendum on the Entity's secession from Bosnia-Herzegovina; and if she will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment she has made of the Entity of Republika Srpska President Milorad Dodik's calls for a referendum on the Entity's secession from Bosnia-Herzegovina; and if she will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what recent discussions she has had with the Argentine Government on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what recent discussions she has had with the Argentine Government on the sovereignty of the Falkland Islands.
That this House notes the recent ICM poll which shows 31 per cent. support for England's independence; recognises that there is now a situation where not only is there a majority in Scotland for Scottish independence but also growing and substantial support for English independence; further notes on the question of Scottish independence that polls show 54 per cent. of Scots support self-government; and believes that it would benefit both countries to be self-governing, taking responsibility for their own resources, passing their own laws and working together in a new partnership as equal nation states.
That this House notes the recent ICM poll which shows 31 per cent. support for England's independence; recognises that there is now a situation where not only is there a majority in Scotland for Scottish independence but also growing and substantial support for English independence; further notes on the question...
My Lords, I beg to move that this Bill be now read a second time. Before I go any further, there are some headline points to make about this short Bill. First, there must be a democratic path to political independence available at all times. Secondly, the withdrawal from the...
My Lords, I beg to move that this Bill be now read a second time. Before I go any further, there are some headline points to make about this short Bill. First, there must be a democratic path to political independence available at all times. Secondly, the withdrawal from the...
Scotland (Petitions for a Referendum on Independence) Bill [HL]. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question.
Scotland (Petitions for a Referendum on Independence) Bill [HL]. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question.
My Lords, I understand exactly why the noble Earl chose to petition the Chief Whip to debate the Second Reading of his Bill today. I am sorry that it falls to me to respond on behalf of my party, rather than my noble friend the Duke of Montrose who has...
My Lords, I understand exactly why the noble Earl chose to petition the Chief Whip to debate the Second Reading of his Bill today. I am sorry that it falls to me to respond on behalf of my party, rather than my noble friend the Duke of Montrose who has...
My Lords, first, I thank the Public Bill Office and, in particular,Mr Nick Besly, for helping me to turn my ideas into something that could be presented to Parliament. I also thank all noble Lords who have taken part in the debate. A recent poll by YouGov identified that 49...
My Lords, first, I thank the Public Bill Office and, in particular,Mr Nick Besly, for helping me to turn my ideas into something that could be presented to Parliament. I also thank all noble Lords who have taken part in the debate. A recent poll by YouGov identified that 49...
My Lords, here comes the cold water. This has been a short debate on an important subject. I point out to the noble Earl that the research for this speech was carried out in Dover House beneath a portrait of John Erskine, the sixth Earl of Mar, whose history included...
My Lords, here comes the cold water. This has been a short debate on an important subject. I point out to the noble Earl that the research for this speech was carried out in Dover House beneath a portrait of John Erskine, the sixth Earl of Mar, whose history included...
My Lords, having heard the very interesting speech of my noble friend, I now welcome the opportunity for this brief debate. It is appropriate that the hereditary keeper of Stirling Castle should be the one to move such Bill. Having two small grandchildren, who are both at school in Edinburgh,...
My Lords, having heard the very interesting speech of my noble friend, I now welcome the opportunity for this brief debate. It is appropriate that the hereditary keeper of Stirling Castle should be the one to move such Bill. Having two small grandchildren, who are both at school in Edinburgh,...
That this House congratulates the people of Catalonia on their positive referendum vote to redefine the relationship between the Catalan nation and the Spanish government so as to secure stronger linguistic rights and a fairer share of tax revenues; urges them to press for further change towards eventual independence; and commends their example to the people of Wales and Scotland.
That this House congratulates the people of Catalonia on their positive referendum vote to redefine the relationship between the Catalan nation and the Spanish government so as to secure stronger linguistic rights and a fairer share of tax revenues; urges them to press for further change towards eventual independence; and...
That this House recognises the important role that elected governments in British Overseas Territories play in representing their respective populations, helping promote social and economic advancement and ensuring that their rights are acknowledged both in the UK and across the world; pays tribute to the loyalty towards the British Crown which each and every one of the British Overseas Territories has expressed over a long period of history; further recognises the right of each territory to determine its own future and to look to increase the powers of domestic governments as opposed to the power of the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office; and urges the UK Government to do all it can to support UK overseas territories in becoming more self-reliant while still remaining part of the United Kingdom and loyal to the British Crown.
That this House recognises the important role that elected governments in British Overseas Territories play in representing their respective populations, helping promote social and economic advancement and ensuring that their rights are acknowledged both in the UK and across the world; pays tribute to the loyalty towards the British Crown...