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To ask His Majesty's Government how many outstanding pre-Belfast Agreement 1998 Northern Ireland legacy civil claims against the Ministry of Defence are currently in progress; how much has been paid in settlements or damages in such cases in each of the previous five complete years; and how much has been...
To ask His Majesty's Government how many outstanding pre-Belfast Agreement 1998 Northern Ireland legacy civil claims against the Ministry of Defence are currently in progress; how much has been paid in settlements or damages in such cases in each of the previous five complete years; and how much has been...
There are currently 941 outstanding Northern Ireland legacy civil claims against the Ministry of Defence pertaining to incidents which occurred before the Belfast Agreement in 1998. The amounts paid in settlements or damages in such cases in each of the previous five financial years (FY) were:
FY 2019-20: £1,391,428.50
FY 2020-21: £665,514.00
FY 2021-22: £2,659,712.00
FY 2022-23: £3,890,281.00
FY 2023-24: £3,953,832.00
For the same five-year period, legal expenses incurred by the Ministry of Defence as payment of claimants’ costs were:
FY 2019-20: £575,193.77
FY 2020-21: £593,329.72
FY 2021-22: £784,568.20
FY 2022-23: £3,418,922.39
FY 2023-24: £2,560,995.61
For the same five-year period, legal expenses incurred by the Ministry of Defence’s own legal teams were:
FY 2019-20: £77,626.03
FY 2020-21: £78,811.07
FY 2021-22: £222,520.62
FY 2022-23: £157,161.76
FY 2023-24: £358,036.87
To ask His Majesty's Government what action they intend to take following the findings of Mr Justice Humphreys in the matter of an inquest into the deaths of Kevin Barry O’Donnell, Patrick Vincent, Peter Clancy and Sean O’Farrell.
To ask His Majesty's Government what action they intend to take following the findings of Mr Justice Humphreys in the matter of an inquest into the deaths of Kevin Barry O’Donnell, Patrick Vincent, Peter Clancy and Sean O’Farrell.
We acknowledge concerns about the coroner’s findings in the Clonoe inquest and the Ministry of Defence is reviewing the coroner’s findings carefully. It would not be appropriate to comment further at this time.
To ask His Majesty's Government how much compensation they have paid in the past five years in response to claims made by relatives of those shot and killed by soldiers in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.
To ask His Majesty's Government how much compensation they have paid in the past five years in response to claims made by relatives of those shot and killed by soldiers in Northern Ireland during the Troubles.
In the last five years the Ministry of Defence has paid £4,682,122 in compensation to relatives of individuals fatally shot by members of the British Army in Northern Ireland between 1969 to 2007.