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Summer recess motion speech on immigration problems in France.
Summer recess motion speech on immigration problems in France.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what guidance has been issued to magistrates and crown courts on the trial and sentencing of asylum-seekers who have been stopped in transit in the United Kingdom for bearing false documents.
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, what guidance has been issued to magistrates and crown courts on the trial and sentencing of asylum-seekers who have been stopped in transit in the United Kingdom for bearing false documents.
To ask Mr Attorney General, what guidance he has issued to the Crown Prosecution Service on the prosecution of asylum-seekers in transit in the United Kingdom who have been stopped for bearing false documents.
To ask Mr Attorney General, what guidance he has issued to the Crown Prosecution Service on the prosecution of asylum-seekers in transit in the United Kingdom who have been stopped for bearing false documents.
Texts of documents agreed at the recent Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels May 27 and 28 1999. HO. 1999.
Texts of documents agreed at the recent Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels May 27 and 28 1999. HO. 1999.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many people from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia who have entered the United Kingdom en route to North America are being held for the offences of (a) possession of a false instrument contrary to section 3 of the Forgery...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many people from the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia who have entered the United Kingdom en route to North America are being held for the offences of (a) possession of a false instrument contrary to section 3 of the Forgery...
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage twenty-second sitting (morning). Clause 104 agreed to as amended. Clauses 105 to 110 agreed to. Clause 111 agreed to as amended. Clauses 112 and 113 agreed to. Clause 114 under consideration.
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage twenty-second sitting (morning). Clause 104 agreed to as amended. Clauses 105 to 110 agreed to. Clause 111 agreed to as amended. Clauses 112 and 113 agreed to. Clause 114 under consideration.
Texts of documents agreed at the recent Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on March 12 1999. HO. 1999.
Texts of documents agreed at the recent Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on March 12 1999. HO. 1999.
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage fourteenth sitting (morning).Clauses 25 to 29 agreed to as amended. Schedule 1 agreed to as amended. Clause 30, as amended, under consideration.
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage fourteenth sitting (morning).Clauses 25 to 29 agreed to as amended. Schedule 1 agreed to as amended. Clause 30, as amended, under consideration.
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage thirteenth sitting (afternoon) (part II). Clauses 23 and 24 as amended agreed to. Clause 25 under consideration.
Immigration and Asylum Bill. Special standing committee. Committee stage thirteenth sitting (afternoon) (part II). Clauses 23 and 24 as amended agreed to. Clause 25 under consideration.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on the nature of the outstanding issue relating to the term forgery of money and means of payment to be re-examined by Coreper pursuant to the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council of 12th...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on the nature of the outstanding issue relating to the term forgery of money and means of payment to be re-examined by Coreper pursuant to the EU Justice and Home Affairs Council of 12th...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment he has made of the number of persons seeking to obtain entry to the UK through the use of forged visas or entry clearance documents; and how many such forgeries were detected, in the last year for which...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what assessment he has made of the number of persons seeking to obtain entry to the UK through the use of forged visas or entry clearance documents; and how many such forgeries were detected, in the last year for which...
Statement on what was the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12 March. [HL 1650].
Statement on what was the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12 March. [HL 1650].
Statement on the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12th March; and if he will make a statement.
Statement on the outcome of the Justice and Home Affairs Council held in Brussels on 12th March; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many crimes were (a) reported and (b) solved in England and Wales involving false documentation (i) in relation to motor vehicles and (ii) not related to motor vehicles for the years (1) 1995, (2) 1996, (3) 1997 and (4)...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many crimes were (a) reported and (b) solved in England and Wales involving false documentation (i) in relation to motor vehicles and (ii) not related to motor vehicles for the years (1) 1995, (2) 1996, (3) 1997 and (4)...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many (a) passports and (b) identity documents purporting to be issued by a member state presented on arrival in the United Kingdom have been the subject of enquiries with the authorities of the member state as to their (i)...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many (a) passports and (b) identity documents purporting to be issued by a member state presented on arrival in the United Kingdom have been the subject of enquiries with the authorities of the member state as to their (i)...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many female prisoners are serving sentences for (a) theft and handling, (b) fraud and forgery and (c) other offences; and if he will give a breakdown of these categories into sentences of (i) three months, (ii) three months to...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many female prisoners are serving sentences for (a) theft and handling, (b) fraud and forgery and (c) other offences; and if he will give a breakdown of these categories into sentences of (i) three months, (ii) three months to...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what evidence he has evaluated on the printing of counterfeit Euro notes in advance of their distribution; and if he will make a statement. - (Holding answer 4 February 1999).
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what evidence he has evaluated on the printing of counterfeit Euro notes in advance of their distribution; and if he will make a statement. - (Holding answer 4 February 1999).
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will set up an inquiry to investigate whether the diaries of Roger Casement released by his Department during his trial were forgeries.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will set up an inquiry to investigate whether the diaries of Roger Casement released by his Department during his trial were forgeries.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons were (a) arrested for and (b) charged with offences contrary to section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 or section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981 at (i) Heathrow Airport and (ii) Gatwick Airport...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons were (a) arrested for and (b) charged with offences contrary to section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 or section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981 at (i) Heathrow Airport and (ii) Gatwick Airport...
That this House condemns the reported activities of Mr Abdullah Azad of the Welfare Centre in Manchester as set out in The Observer of 22nd November, which alleges that Mr Azad offered to supply forged United Kingdom passports for the payment of a fee and urged persons whose immigration status was in question to apply for asylum, thereby lengthening the queue for legitimate applicants; believes in the absence of any indication from Mr Azad that he intends to sue for defamation, that the newspaper report is true; calls on the police to investigate the matter fully with a view to bringing charges; considers that immigration and asylum advisers and solicitors who act unlawfully should be brought to book; and urges the Government to take urgent action to regulate immigration advisers.
That this House condemns the reported activities of Mr Abdullah Azad of the Welfare Centre in Manchester as set out in The Observer of 22nd November, which alleges that Mr Azad offered to supply forged United Kingdom passports for the payment of a fee and urged persons whose immigration status...
Whether they consider that Article 31 of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees recognises that there may be justification for the use of false travel documents and irregular entry, since a person fleeing human rights violations may need to resort to false documents to leave the country...
Whether they consider that Article 31 of the 1951 Convention Relating to the Status of Refugees recognises that there may be justification for the use of false travel documents and irregular entry, since a person fleeing human rights violations may need to resort to false documents to leave the country...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons were arrested at (a) Heathrow airport and (b) other United Kingdom airports for offences contrary to (i) Section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 or (ii) Section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981, in...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons were arrested at (a) Heathrow airport and (b) other United Kingdom airports for offences contrary to (i) Section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 or (ii) Section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981, in...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons are currently held at HMP Wormwood Scrubs following their conviction for offences contrary to (a) Section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 and (b) Section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981. - Disproportionate cost.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many persons are currently held at HMP Wormwood Scrubs following their conviction for offences contrary to (a) Section 1 of the Criminal Attempts Act 1981 and (b) Section 3 of the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981. - Disproportionate cost.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many foreign nationals were charged with (a) possession of a false instrument and (b) attempting to obtain services by deception; how many were subsequently sentenced to a term of imprisonment; and what was the average sentence length in the...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many foreign nationals were charged with (a) possession of a false instrument and (b) attempting to obtain services by deception; how many were subsequently sentenced to a term of imprisonment; and what was the average sentence length in the...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what EC bodies are responsible for designing the proposed euro currency notes and determining the denominations issued; what maximum denomination has been authorised; and who is responsible for ensuring that the risk of forgery is minimised.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what EC bodies are responsible for designing the proposed euro currency notes and determining the denominations issued; what maximum denomination has been authorised; and who is responsible for ensuring that the risk of forgery is minimised.
How many members of Her Majesty's Armed Forces who served in Operation Granby have "Rabbit Fever" (rabbit peroxinase) entered on their vaccination records; what was the purpose of the vaccine; and what regime is in place to monitor its effects; and Whether Gulf veterans who have "Rabbit Fever" entered onto...
How many members of Her Majesty's Armed Forces who served in Operation Granby have "Rabbit Fever" (rabbit peroxinase) entered on their vaccination records; what was the purpose of the vaccine; and what regime is in place to monitor its effects; and Whether Gulf veterans who have "Rabbit Fever" entered onto...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what estimate he has made of the numbers of (a) counterfeit notes and (b) counterfeit £1 coins in circulation (i) nationally and (ii) in North West England. - No figs given.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what estimate he has made of the numbers of (a) counterfeit notes and (b) counterfeit £1 coins in circulation (i) nationally and (ii) in North West England. - No figs given.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what steps he is taking to make it more difficult for the coinage to be forged.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what steps he is taking to make it more difficult for the coinage to be forged.
How many people are currently being detained in Her Majesty's Prisons under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1986, having entered the United Kingdom with false documents; how many of those have entered the United Kingdom as transit passengers on their way to a third country; and how many have applied...
How many people are currently being detained in Her Majesty's Prisons under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1986, having entered the United Kingdom with false documents; how many of those have entered the United Kingdom as transit passengers on their way to a third country; and how many have applied...
How many prosecutions there have been in each of the last five years against private individuals or companies for forging their MoT certificates. - Table given. (Holding answer 14 October 1996).
How many prosecutions there have been in each of the last five years against private individuals or companies for forging their MoT certificates. - Table given. (Holding answer 14 October 1996).
That this House welcomes the National Audit Office report, Financial Control of Payments Made Under The Training For Work and Youth Training Programmes in England; believes that this report fully confirms allegations made concerning the fraudulent use of training certification by training organisations; notes that the National Audit Office inquiry was initiated following a complaint by the honourable Member for Workington into the fraudulent activities of JHP Training in the Workington constituency which included forged certification, claiming for phantom trainees and falsification of attendance records; further notes that the National Audit Office report states that to avoid the risk of prejudicing the outcome of possible legal proceedings under consideration by the police the report does not include details of the JHP case; and notes that the report nevertheless points to the repayment of monies by JHP to Cumbria TEC following the identification of problems in JHP's Cumbria operations.
That this House welcomes the National Audit Office report, Financial Control of Payments Made Under The Training For Work and Youth Training Programmes in England; believes that this report fully confirms allegations made concerning the fraudulent use of training certification by training organisations; notes that the National Audit Office inquiry...
If he will provide a breakdown of the prison population for (a) the last date for which figures are available, (b) five years before that date, (c) 10 years before that date, (d) 15 years before that date and (e) 20 years before that date, by those imprisoned for (i)...
If he will provide a breakdown of the prison population for (a) the last date for which figures are available, (b) five years before that date, (c) 10 years before that date, (d) 15 years before that date and (e) 20 years before that date, by those imprisoned for (i)...
How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded...
How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1995; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; how many of the burglaries recorded...
This POSTnote analyses the extent of counterfeit currency in the UK and the policy issues raised. Counterfeit banknotes. POST note 77. POST. 1996.
This POSTnote analyses the extent of counterfeit currency in the UK and the policy issues raised. Counterfeit banknotes. POST note 77. POST. 1996.
How many females aged (a) 10 to 14, (b) 14 to 17, (c) 17 to 21 and (d) over 21 years were cautioned or found guilty by magistrates' or crown courts in 1993 and 1994 in total and for (i) violence against the person, (ii) sexual offences, (iii) robbery, (iv)...
How many females aged (a) 10 to 14, (b) 14 to 17, (c) 17 to 21 and (d) over 21 years were cautioned or found guilty by magistrates' or crown courts in 1993 and 1994 in total and for (i) violence against the person, (ii) sexual offences, (iii) robbery, (iv)...
What estimate he has made of the face value of forged currency in circulation in the form of (a) notes and (b) coinage. - Includes fact that not in a position to provide a meaningful estimate.
What estimate he has made of the face value of forged currency in circulation in the form of (a) notes and (b) coinage. - Includes fact that not in a position to provide a meaningful estimate.
How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1994; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; and how many of the burglaries...
How many crimes were recorded by each police force in England and Wales within each category of crime in 1994; how many incidents of theft or unauthorised taking of a motor vehicle and of theft from a motor vehicle were recorded by each force; and how many of the burglaries...
What is the current value of (a) £5, (b) £10, (c) £20 and (d) £50 notes in circulation; and what is the estimated current face value of forged notes. - Figures given.
What is the current value of (a) £5, (b) £10, (c) £20 and (d) £50 notes in circulation; and what is the estimated current face value of forged notes. - Figures given.
That this House calls on the Government to restore confidence to shops and businesses which are refusing to accept ??50 and ??20 notes due to the flood of forgeries taking place in the United Kingdom, as the refusal to accept these legal notes is causing terrible embarrassment to customers.
That this House calls on the Government to restore confidence to shops and businesses which are refusing to accept ??50 and ??20 notes due to the flood of forgeries taking place in the United Kingdom, as the refusal to accept these legal notes is causing terrible embarrassment to customers.
That this House notes the case of Paul Hamilton of Barrow in Furness; notes that Paul Hamilton is yet another innocent victim of JHP training; believes that JHP fraudulently produced an assessment sheet falsifying information as to training that did not take place; notes that this fraudulent document was submitted to Cumbria TEC who, having made payments to JHP, were subsequently alerted by people in Barrow to irregularities; notes that Cumbria TEC once again took an early decision to carry out an investigation; notes that in an attempt to cover up the abuse of taxpayers' money a representative of JHP pursued Paul Hamilton's employers for signatures on time sheets; congratulates this employer for his honesty and integrity in refusing to become part of what in effect is a criminal offence; believes that pressure being exerted by senior JHP personnel on JHP's operating centres leads to questionable professional standards; believes that a national NVQ system that rewards training agents with lump sum completion payments on certification invites fraud unless adequately monitored; and believes that the NAO should undertake full and comprehensive inquiry into NVQ training as inadequacies in systems are proving immensely frustrating for the many thousands of honourable and decent people who work in training nationally and in JHP centres throughout the country.
That this House notes the case of Paul Hamilton of Barrow in Furness; notes that Paul Hamilton is yet another innocent victim of JHP training; believes that JHP fraudulently produced an assessment sheet falsifying information as to training that did not take place; notes that this fraudulent document was submitted...
That this House notes that following a detailed investigation by the honourable Member for Workington, fraudulent diplomas and documents issued by JHP have been identified; believes that this documentation forms only part of a large volume of similar material held by the company nationally; believes that a detailed enquiry into JHP operations will reveal, the extensive forgery of trainee and trainer signatures, the theft of public money, the submission of falsified documentation and attendance records to TEC officials, unreasonable pressure having been exerted on employees, the deliberate misleading of the national examination boards, the alteration of trainee work records prior to assessment and verification, the pursuit of training targets for the purpose of maximising profit, the use of questionable activities with regard to verification procedures, the creation of phantom trainees for the purpose of cheating the taxpayer, the generation of fictional trainee timesheets, the holding of award certification prior to the completion of training, and the premature departure of trainees in disgust over the quality of training; believes that JHP local, regional and national personnel have been made aware of these practices in internal reports and meetings; believes that the indifference of the company to such allegations, apart from the discreet termination of a few employee contracts, only serves to indicate how widespread has been the fraud; and expreses thanks to Cumbria TEC for being helpful and open during the course of the honourable Member for Workington's enquiry and for the recent work carried out on quality standards in relation to JHP.
That this House notes that following a detailed investigation by the honourable Member for Workington, fraudulent diplomas and documents issued by JHP have been identified; believes that this documentation forms only part of a large volume of similar material held by the company nationally; believes that a detailed enquiry into...
That this House calls for a full inquiry by the National Audit Office under section 9 of the National Audit Act 1938, and by the Runcorn-based Internal Audit Unit at the Employment Department into the activities of JHP Training Limited, of Foleshill, Coventry, associate company of Pitman Personnel and Pitman Sumlock; notes that JHP has a national network of 65 training centres; notes that in July 1993 JHP fraudulently misled the Pitman's Examination Institute into issuing an NVQ business administration level 2 diploma certificate number PE13046 in the name of Mr Gareth Marshall, a constituent of the honourable Member for Workington; notes that Mr Marshall, who never received the award, and who was never made aware of its existence, strongly objected to his name being used in the committing of this criminal offence; believes that the Pitman's Examination Institute is an innocent victim of this fraud carried out by senior JHP personnel; advises Martin Cross, the Chief Executive of the RSA examination board, that his organisation has also been used in similar circumstances by JHP; believes that such actions totally undermine the NVQ awards system in the United Kingdom; calls upon the PEI and RSA, in defence of their high reputations to consider bringing civil proceedings for damages against JHP and for the Crown Prosecution Service to prosecute those involved at the highest level under the criminal law; and notes that the papers in the possession of the honourable Member for Workington are available to the investigating bodies.
That this House calls for a full inquiry by the National Audit Office under section 9 of the National Audit Act 1938, and by the Runcorn-based Internal Audit Unit at the Employment Department into the activities of JHP Training Limited, of Foleshill, Coventry, associate company of Pitman Personnel and Pitman...
What representations he has received about the circulation within the United Kingdom of counterfeit pound coins; what action is being taken against those making such coins; & what advice is given to those in business warning of the circulation of such coins.- (Holding answer 11 January 1994).
What representations he has received about the circulation within the United Kingdom of counterfeit pound coins; what action is being taken against those making such coins; & what advice is given to those in business warning of the circulation of such coins.- (Holding answer 11 January 1994).
What warnings have been issued by the Post Office and the Government about the sale of forged stamps in private retail outlets.
What warnings have been issued by the Post Office and the Government about the sale of forged stamps in private retail outlets.
What estimate he has made as to the impact upon Post Office revenue of recent stamp forgeries. - Inc fig.
What estimate he has made as to the impact upon Post Office revenue of recent stamp forgeries. - Inc fig.
What was the rank of the officer or officers of the City of London Police who on or about 1st April 1992 prepared letters purporting to have been written, respectively, by the Right honourable Member for Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale and Mr D. W. Freeman in connection with a case...
What was the rank of the officer or officers of the City of London Police who on or about 1st April 1992 prepared letters purporting to have been written, respectively, by the Right honourable Member for Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale and Mr D. W. Freeman in connection with a case...
Pursuant to his oral statement of 30th June, Official Report, 227 c975, if he will make a further statement on the source of the forged letter in the name of the Right honourable Member for Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale; what enquiries were made as to the origins of the notepaper...
Pursuant to his oral statement of 30th June, Official Report, 227 c975, if he will make a further statement on the source of the forged letter in the name of the Right honourable Member for Tweeddale, Ettrick and Lauderdale; what enquiries were made as to the origins of the notepaper...
How many false passports have been confiscated by immigration officers in each year from 1978 & how many people have been arrested for trying to enter or leave UK on a false passport in each year since 1987. - Inc table.
How many false passports have been confiscated by immigration officers in each year from 1978 & how many people have been arrested for trying to enter or leave UK on a false passport in each year since 1987. - Inc table.
How many crimes were recorded by the police in England and Wales in (a) 1979 and (b) 1992; & similarly how many incidents of violence against a person & robberies & of fraud & forgery. Ref to Table 2.17 of Criminal Statistics, England & Wales 1989 & table 6 of...
How many crimes were recorded by the police in England and Wales in (a) 1979 and (b) 1992; & similarly how many incidents of violence against a person & robberies & of fraud & forgery. Ref to Table 2.17 of Criminal Statistics, England & Wales 1989 & table 6 of...
Whether HMG can estimate the number of forged £50 notes in circulation. - Inc fact that not possible to estimate how many counterfeit £50 notes might be circulating. The number of counterfeit notes of all denominations received by Bank of England leads it to believe that they represent only a...
Whether HMG can estimate the number of forged £50 notes in circulation. - Inc fact that not possible to estimate how many counterfeit £50 notes might be circulating. The number of counterfeit notes of all denominations received by Bank of England leads it to believe that they represent only a...
How many people have been prosecuted for forgery of banknotes during each of the last five years for which records are available. - Inc table & fact that data collected centrally does not distinguish between offences involving coins or notes.
How many people have been prosecuted for forgery of banknotes during each of the last five years for which records are available. - Inc table & fact that data collected centrally does not distinguish between offences involving coins or notes.
If he will publish a table showing (a) the number of recorded crimes and (b) the number of crimes committed by category for England and Wales and for each police force area in each 12 month period from June 1988. - Inc tables for recorded crimes & fact that first...
If he will publish a table showing (a) the number of recorded crimes and (b) the number of crimes committed by category for England and Wales and for each police force area in each 12 month period from June 1988. - Inc tables for recorded crimes & fact that first...
Whether he will consult with the Governor of the Bank of England concerning the redesign of United Kingdom banknotes or the use of different paper so as to reduce the risk of forgeries.
Whether he will consult with the Governor of the Bank of England concerning the redesign of United Kingdom banknotes or the use of different paper so as to reduce the risk of forgeries.
Whether he will comment on forgeries of banknotes; how many forged (a) £5, (b) £10, (c) £20 & (d) £50 banknotes he estimates have been released in the UK during the past 12 months. - Includes figures.
Whether he will comment on forgeries of banknotes; how many forged (a) £5, (b) £10, (c) £20 & (d) £50 banknotes he estimates have been released in the UK during the past 12 months. - Includes figures.
Whether he will arrange for an ultraviolet monitoring machine to be made available in the House of Commons Members' post office, to protect honourable Members against receiving forged banknotes. - No evidence of sufficient demand to justify this provision.
Whether he will arrange for an ultraviolet monitoring machine to be made available in the House of Commons Members' post office, to protect honourable Members against receiving forged banknotes. - No evidence of sufficient demand to justify this provision.
What percentage of total crimes was accounted for by (a) burglary, (b) robbery, (c) criminal damage, (d) fruad and forgery, (e) sexual offences, (f) violence against the person, (g) theft and (h) other offences, in each police authority area in Wales for every year between 1979 to 1990. - Inc...
What percentage of total crimes was accounted for by (a) burglary, (b) robbery, (c) criminal damage, (d) fruad and forgery, (e) sexual offences, (f) violence against the person, (g) theft and (h) other offences, in each police authority area in Wales for every year between 1979 to 1990. - Inc...
How many cases have been brought under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981 in each year; how many cases were successfully prosecuted each year; and how many of such cases were based on the contents of director's reports and company returns. - Inc table
How many cases have been brought under the Forgery and Counterfeiting Act 1981 in each year; how many cases were successfully prosecuted each year; and how many of such cases were based on the contents of director's reports and company returns. - Inc table
How many women are in prison for: (a) theft and handling stolen goods and (b) fraud and forgery; and if he will provide a breakdown of the categories they fall into. - Inc table.
How many women are in prison for: (a) theft and handling stolen goods and (b) fraud and forgery; and if he will provide a breakdown of the categories they fall into. - Inc table.
If he will list in respect of each police force area in Scotland for 1979 and 1989 the total number of: (a) offences notified to the police, (b) offences of violence against the person, (c) burglaries, (d) thefts, (e) offences of fraud and forgery and (f) offences of criminal damage.
If he will list in respect of each police force area in Scotland for 1979 and 1989 the total number of: (a) offences notified to the police, (b) offences of violence against the person, (c) burglaries, (d) thefts, (e) offences of fraud and forgery and (f) offences of criminal damage.
To give % increase or decrease in notifiable offences recorded by police in first quarter of 1990 over same quarter in 1989, identifying violence against person, sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft, handling stolen goods, fraud & forgery, criminal damage & other offences - Incl table
To give % increase or decrease in notifiable offences recorded by police in first quarter of 1990 over same quarter in 1989, identifying violence against person, sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft, handling stolen goods, fraud & forgery, criminal damage & other offences - Incl table
To call for report from Commissioner of Police of Metropolis as to whether he intends to investigate allegations of forged documents relating to TVS Entertainment Ltd
To call for report from Commissioner of Police of Metropolis as to whether he intends to investigate allegations of forged documents relating to TVS Entertainment Ltd
What action has been taken to introduce a standardised form of passport visa stamp.
What action has been taken to introduce a standardised form of passport visa stamp.
To publish for each police force in England & Wales % of officers assigned to fraud squad duties for each of last 5 years & for each police force in England & Wales for each of last 5 years, no of officers assigned to fraud squad duties, no of prosecutions...
To publish for each police force in England & Wales % of officers assigned to fraud squad duties for each of last 5 years & for each police force in England & Wales for each of last 5 years, no of officers assigned to fraud squad duties, no of prosecutions...
Further to 166 c110-3W what investigations were carried out to discover if Mr Wallace was given supplementary directive or job description; what was security classification given to Mr Wallaces responsibilities & where Mr Colin Wallace was interviewed in Jan 1975 about use of forged documents for disinformation purposes - Nothing...
Further to 166 c110-3W what investigations were carried out to discover if Mr Wallace was given supplementary directive or job description; what was security classification given to Mr Wallaces responsibilities & where Mr Colin Wallace was interviewed in Jan 1975 about use of forged documents for disinformation purposes - Nothing...
To institute an inquiry into fraudulent treatment & resale of used postage stamps. - Includes ref to 169 c170W. (Holding answer 26 March 1990)
To institute an inquiry into fraudulent treatment & resale of used postage stamps. - Includes ref to 169 c170W. (Holding answer 26 March 1990)
To discuss with chairman of Post Office matters relating to possible forgery & fraudulent use of 20p commemorative penny black stamp & question of illegal re-use of stamps made possible because of unsatisfactory franking ink & what investigation has been undertaken into possible fraud by such means
To discuss with chairman of Post Office matters relating to possible forgery & fraudulent use of 20p commemorative penny black stamp & question of illegal re-use of stamps made possible because of unsatisfactory franking ink & what investigation has been undertaken into possible fraud by such means
What information is there regarding forged JC18 forms processed by Dept of Employment & MTC Limited of Ingram st, Glasgow & to investigate allegations & admissions of forged documents.
What information is there regarding forged JC18 forms processed by Dept of Employment & MTC Limited of Ingram st, Glasgow & to investigate allegations & admissions of forged documents.
To give nos. sentenced to a gaol by a Crown Court in England & Wales during 1988 who had committed an offence involving violence, sex, robbery & supply of drugs; what proportion of 17 to 20-years-olds & adults were sentenced to immediate custody for violence against the person, burglary, theft...
To give nos. sentenced to a gaol by a Crown Court in England & Wales during 1988 who had committed an offence involving violence, sex, robbery & supply of drugs; what proportion of 17 to 20-years-olds & adults were sentenced to immediate custody for violence against the person, burglary, theft...
What is MOD policy towards use of forged materials in Army operations at home & abroad - It is not practice to comment on operational matters
What is MOD policy towards use of forged materials in Army operations at home & abroad - It is not practice to comment on operational matters
What proportion of 17 to 20 year olds & adults, were sentenced to immediate custody for violence against person, sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft & handling, fraud & forgery, criminal damage, drug offences & indictment motoring, in magistrates' & Crown courts, by each police force area during 1987 (holding answer...
What proportion of 17 to 20 year olds & adults, were sentenced to immediate custody for violence against person, sexual offences, burglary, robbery, theft & handling, fraud & forgery, criminal damage, drug offences & indictment motoring, in magistrates' & Crown courts, by each police force area during 1987 (holding answer...
What action HO takes to ensure that British passports reported lost by holidaymakers are not subsequently used as basis for forged passports to gain unlawful entry into the UK.
What action HO takes to ensure that British passports reported lost by holidaymakers are not subsequently used as basis for forged passports to gain unlawful entry into the UK.
Give for each police area, how many crimes of violence against person, cases of burglary, cases of theft or handling of stolen goods, cases of criminal damage, & cases of fraud or forgery were reported; how many cases were detected; % change since 1978 in crimes & successful detection. -...
Give for each police area, how many crimes of violence against person, cases of burglary, cases of theft or handling of stolen goods, cases of criminal damage, & cases of fraud or forgery were reported; how many cases were detected; % change since 1978 in crimes & successful detection. -...
(Further to 130 c362W) if forged CIA identify documents have been prepared by members of Army information services in Northern Ireland at any time from 1971 to current date - It is not our practice to comment on operational matters
(Further to 130 c362W) if forged CIA identify documents have been prepared by members of Army information services in Northern Ireland at any time from 1971 to current date - It is not our practice to comment on operational matters
Which officials in charge of the Army Information Services at HQ, Northern Ireland since 1971 have been interviewed by an official inquiry or by other official persons in connection with psychological information, an alleged shoot to kill policy, alleged political disinformation & any alleged use of forged documentation. - (Holding...
Which officials in charge of the Army Information Services at HQ, Northern Ireland since 1971 have been interviewed by an official inquiry or by other official persons in connection with psychological information, an alleged shoot to kill policy, alleged political disinformation & any alleged use of forged documentation. - (Holding...
Give policy towards forging of documents by Army printing presses in NI, in connection with covert operations. [holding answer 26 April 1988]: It is not practice comment on operational matters.
Give policy towards forging of documents by Army printing presses in NI, in connection with covert operations. [holding answer 26 April 1988]: It is not practice comment on operational matters.
To give details of the use of forged CIA documents by the armed forces in Northern Ireland from 1971 to current date.
To give details of the use of forged CIA documents by the armed forces in Northern Ireland from 1971 to current date.
To give details of no. of false passports recorded during the last 12 months & the previous 12 months.
To give details of no. of false passports recorded during the last 12 months & the previous 12 months.
To seek to increase maximum sentence for possession of false Ministry of Defence police identity card
To seek to increase maximum sentence for possession of false Ministry of Defence police identity card
Are there plans to prosecute Mr. John Larsen for carrying a forged MOD police warrant.
Are there plans to prosecute Mr. John Larsen for carrying a forged MOD police warrant.
On how many occasions in past 5 years have individuals been apprehended in possession of a false MOD police warrant card.
On how many occasions in past 5 years have individuals been apprehended in possession of a false MOD police warrant card.