Letter dated 07.10.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Baroness Miller of Hendon, Lord Joffe, Lord Razzall clarifying points made during the Third Reading debate on the Export Control Bill on 20.05.2002 regarding the EU Statement of Principles on trafficking and brokering. DTI. 2002.

Letter dated 07.10.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Baroness Miller of Hendon, Lord Joffe, Lord Razzall clarifying points made during the Third Reading debate on the Export Control Bill on 20.05.2002 regarding the EU Statement of Principles on trafficking and brokering. DTI. 2002.

Export Control Bill. Consideration of Lords amendments in lieu of an amendment to which the Commons has disagreed. Lords amendments 10B and 10C agreed to.

Export Control Bill. Consideration of Lords amendments in lieu of an amendment to which the Commons has disagreed. Lords amendments 10B and 10C agreed to.

Export Control Bill. Returned earlier from the Commons with the Lords amendments in lieu of a Lords amendment to which the Commons had disagreed agreed to without amendment.

Export Control Bill. Returned earlier from the Commons with the Lords amendments in lieu of a Lords amendment to which the Commons had disagreed agreed to without amendment.

Export Control Bill. Royal Assent notified. CHAP 28 2002.

Export Control Bill. Royal Assent notified. CHAP 28 2002.

Export Control Bill. Commons reasons and amendments considered. Lords amendment not insisted on and amendments in lieu agreed to. Commons amendment to a Lords amendment agreed to. Amendment to a Commons amendment disagreed to on division (74 to 142). Commons amendment to a Lords amendment agreed to. Remaining Lords amendments not insisted on. Bill returned to Commons with amendments.

Export Control Bill. Commons reasons and amendments considered. Lords amendment not insisted on and amendments in lieu agreed to. Commons amendment to a Lords amendment agreed to. Amendment to a Commons amendment disagreed to on division (74 to 142). Commons amendment to a Lords amendment agreed to. Remaining Lords amendments...

Letter dated 20.06.2002 from Nigel Griffiths MP to Robert Key MP in response to the latter's letter to Lewis Mooney MP about the implications for defence research and exports of the provisions in the Export Control Bill relating to the transfer of technology. DTI. 2002.

Letter dated 20.06.2002 from Nigel Griffiths MP to Robert Key MP in response to the latter's letter to Lewis Mooney MP about the implications for defence research and exports of the provisions in the Export Control Bill relating to the transfer of technology. DTI. 2002.

Export Control Bill. Returned from Commons with certain amendments disagreed to with reasons for such disagreements, with other amendments agreed to with amendments, and with the remaining amendments agreed to. Commons reasons and amendments were ordered to be printed (HL Bill 96 2001/02).

Export Control Bill. Returned from Commons with certain amendments disagreed to with reasons for such disagreements, with other amendments agreed to with amendments, and with the remaining amendments agreed to. Commons reasons and amendments were ordered to be printed (HL Bill 96 2001/02).

Export Control Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent proceedings. Agreed to on question (formal).Lords amendments considered. Amendments 1, 10 disagreed to. Amendment 17,as amended agreed to. Amendment 13 and government amendment (a) thereto agreed to.Amendments 3,4,6 disagreed to. Amendments 2,5,7-9,11,12,14-6,18-30 agreed to. Committee appointed to draw up reasons to be assigned to the Lords for disagreeing to certain of their amendments. Reasons reported and agreed to. To be communicated to the Lords.

Export Control Bill. Programme motion (No 2) on consideration of Lords amendments and subsequent proceedings. Agreed to on question (formal).Lords amendments considered. Amendments 1, 10 disagreed to. Amendment 17,as amended agreed to. Amendment 13 and government amendment (a) thereto agreed to.Amendments 3,4,6 disagreed to. Amendments 2,5,7-9,11,12,14-6,18-30 agreed to. Committee appointed...

Letter from Nigel Griffiths MP to Robert Key MP regarding the implications for defence research and exports of the provisions in the Export Control Bill relating to the transfer of technology. DTI. Undated (2002).

Letter from Nigel Griffiths MP to Robert Key MP regarding the implications for defence research and exports of the provisions in the Export Control Bill relating to the transfer of technology. DTI. Undated (2002).

Letter dated 27.05.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Lord Jones regarding point raised, during the Third reading of the Export Control Bill on 20.05.2002, on the annual value of Britain's exports of military equipment, technical or otherwise. DTI. 2002.

Letter dated 27.05.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Lord Jones regarding point raised, during the Third reading of the Export Control Bill on 20.05.2002, on the annual value of Britain's exports of military equipment, technical or otherwise. DTI. 2002.

Export Control Bill. Lords third reading and debate on amendments. Passed on question and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Export Control Bill. Lords third reading and debate on amendments. Passed on question and returned to the Commons with amendments.

Letter dated 16.05.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Baroness Warwick regarding the potential impact of the Export Control Bill on the academic community. Includes Universities UK case scenarios for Export Control Bill. DTI. 2002.

Letter dated 16.05.2002 from Lord Sainsbury of Turville to Baroness Warwick regarding the potential impact of the Export Control Bill on the academic community. Includes Universities UK case scenarios for Export Control Bill. DTI. 2002.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will make a statement about increased powers which the Export Control Bill will give to her to ensure that exported arms are not used for purposes of which the Government does not approve.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, if she will make a statement about increased powers which the Export Control Bill will give to her to ensure that exported arms are not used for purposes of which the Government does not approve.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what representations she has received about the impact of the Export Credit Bill on academic and scientific research; and if she will make a statement. - Inc ref to Export Control Bill 2001/02.

To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what representations she has received about the impact of the Export Credit Bill on academic and scientific research; and if she will make a statement. - Inc ref to Export Control Bill 2001/02.

Export Control Bill. Lords report stage. Concluded. (HL Bill 75 of 2001/02).

Export Control Bill. Lords report stage. Concluded. (HL Bill 75 of 2001/02).