How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; during the period that each was considered in Parliament. [HL 1316]. - Including figures.

How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; during the period that each was considered in Parliament. [HL 1316]. - Including figures.

How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; before each was introduced to Parliament. [HL 1315]. - including figures.

How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; before each was introduced to Parliament. [HL 1315]. - including figures.

How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; since Royal Assent. [HL 1317]. - Including figures.

How much they spent on research for: (a) Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; since Royal Assent. [HL 1317]. - Including figures.

How many civil servants, broken down by grade, worked on (a) the Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; during the period that each was considered in Parliament. [HL 1319]. - Inc table.

How many civil servants, broken down by grade, worked on (a) the Licensing Bill 2003; (b) the Communications Bill 2003; (c) the Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill 2004; and (d) the Gambling Bill; during the period that each was considered in Parliament. [HL 1319]. - Inc table.

Communications Bill. Royal Assent notified 17 July 2003. CHAP 21 2003.

Communications Bill. Royal Assent notified 17 July 2003. CHAP 21 2003.

Communications Bill. Consideration of Commons amendments. Certain Lords amendments not insisted on, and Commons amendments in lieu agreed to. Commons amendments consequential on another Lords amendment agreed to. Lords amendment to be insisted on disagreed on division and Commons amendments in lieu agreed to.

Communications Bill. Consideration of Commons amendments. Certain Lords amendments not insisted on, and Commons amendments in lieu agreed to. Commons amendments consequential on another Lords amendment agreed to. Lords amendment to be insisted on disagreed on division and Commons amendments in lieu agreed to.

Note as to the effect of clause 311(7) of the Communications Bill (as amended in Standing Committee E) concerning the application of standards of taste and decency to party political broadcasts. DCMS. 2003.

Note as to the effect of clause 311(7) of the Communications Bill (as amended in Standing Committee E) concerning the application of standards of taste and decency to party political broadcasts. DCMS. 2003.

I. Letter dated 04.07.2003 from Rt Hon Tessa Jowell MP to Rt Hon Gerald Kaufman MP concerning the BBC's financial accountability to Parliament. II. Letter dated 20.06.2003 from Lord McIntosh to Baroness Buscombe concerning the efficiency effectiveness and economy of the BBC's operations. DCMS. 2003.

I. Letter dated 04.07.2003 from Rt Hon Tessa Jowell MP to Rt Hon Gerald Kaufman MP concerning the BBC's financial accountability to Parliament. II. Letter dated 20.06.2003 from Lord McIntosh to Baroness Buscombe concerning the efficiency effectiveness and economy of the BBC's operations. DCMS. 2003.

Communications Bill. Programme motion (no 3) on consideration of lords amendments and subsequent stages agreed to on division (306 to 165). Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 1,3,42,115,116 and 130 disagreed to and amendments made in lieu. (Motion to disagree with Lords amendment 130 agreed to on division (314 to 175)). Lords amendments 2,4-41,43-114, 117-129, 131-278 agreed to, the Commons being willing to waive their privileges in respect of Lords amendments 155 and 196.

Communications Bill. Programme motion (no 3) on consideration of lords amendments and subsequent stages agreed to on division (306 to 165). Lords amendments considered. Lords amendments 1,3,42,115,116 and 130 disagreed to and amendments made in lieu. (Motion to disagree with Lords amendment 130 agreed to on division (314 to 175))....

Communications Bill Returned from the Commons with certain amendments agreed to and with consequential amendments to the bill; and with the remaining amendments disagreed to but with amendments proposed in lieu thereof; Commons amendments ordered to be printed. (HL Bill 100 2002/03).

Communications Bill Returned from the Commons with certain amendments agreed to and with consequential amendments to the bill; and with the remaining amendments disagreed to but with amendments proposed in lieu thereof; Commons amendments ordered to be printed. (HL Bill 100 2002/03).

Letter dated 07.07.2003 from Lord Currie of Marylebone to Lord Avebury regarding amendments to Clauses 91 and 92 of the Communications Bill dealing with contravention and enforcement notifications for electronic communications networks and services operators. OFCOM. 2003.

Letter dated 07.07.2003 from Lord Currie of Marylebone to Lord Avebury regarding amendments to Clauses 91 and 92 of the Communications Bill dealing with contravention and enforcement notifications for electronic communications networks and services operators. OFCOM. 2003.

Letters dated 07.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Baroness Buscombe and Lord McNally regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill on duty in respect of public service broadcasting, drama, regional production;electronic programme guides, localness and access radio. Incl. draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

Letters dated 07.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Baroness Buscombe and Lord McNally regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill on duty in respect of public service broadcasting, drama, regional production;electronic programme guides, localness and access radio. Incl. draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

Letter dated 08.07.2003 from Lord Evans of Temple Guiting to the Earl of Northesk regarding the Communications Bill and the Technical Standards Directive. Whips Office. 2003.

Letter dated 08.07.2003 from Lord Evans of Temple Guiting to the Earl of Northesk regarding the Communications Bill and the Technical Standards Directive. Whips Office. 2003.

Communications Bill. Lords Third Reading Debate. Agreed to on question and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Communications Bill. Lords Third Reading Debate. Agreed to on question and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Letter dated 03.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Lord McNally and Baroness Buscombe regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill. Incl. copy of draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

Letter dated 03.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Lord McNally and Baroness Buscombe regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill. Incl. copy of draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

Letters dated 04.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Baroness Buscombe and Lord McNally regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill on plurality,the nominated new provider and multiplex penalties. Incl. draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

Letters dated 04.07.2003 from Lord McIntosh of Haringey to Baroness Buscombe and Lord McNally regarding Government amendments for third reading of the Communications Bill on plurality,the nominated new provider and multiplex penalties. Incl. draft amendments. DCMS. 2003.

I. Government's response to the responses received on the Draft Universal Service Order that is to be made by the Secretary of State once the Communications Bill has been passed. 11 p. II. Government's response to the responses received on the Draft Numbering Exclusion Order that is to be made by the Secretary of State once the Communications Bill has been passed. 3 p. III. Government's response to the responses on the Draft Rules for Calculation of Turnover for Penalties Order that is to be made by the Secretary of State once the Communications Bill has been passed. 3 p. DTI. 2003.

I. Government's response to the responses received on the Draft Universal Service Order that is to be made by the Secretary of State once the Communications Bill has been passed. 11 p. II. Government's response to the responses received on the Draft Numbering Exclusion Order that is to be made...