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Statement on what targets he has set his Department's National Weights and Measures Laboratory for 1997-98. - Inc figs.
Statement on what targets he has set his Department's National Weights and Measures Laboratory for 1997-98. - Inc figs.
Statement on what targets he has set Companies House Executive Agency for 1997-98. - Inc figs.
Statement on what targets he has set Companies House Executive Agency for 1997-98. - Inc figs.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus assuming investment returns (a) one per cent. and (b) two per cent. higher than those used by the Government Actuary. - Includes figures.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus assuming investment returns (a) one per cent. and (b) two per cent. higher than those used by the Government Actuary. - Includes figures.
If the rebates under Basic Pension Plus may be paid into occupational pension schemes. - Yes.
If the rebates under Basic Pension Plus may be paid into occupational pension schemes. - Yes.
What estimate he has made of the impact on the public finances of Basic Pension Plus. - Includes figures.
What estimate he has made of the impact on the public finances of Basic Pension Plus. - Includes figures.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus assuming investment returns equivalent to those over the last 50 years. - Includes figures.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus assuming investment returns equivalent to those over the last 50 years. - Includes figures.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus using the Government Actuary's assumptions on investment returns. - Includes figures.
What is the estimated pension fund and weekly pension on retirement of a person on average earnings under Basic Pension Plus using the Government Actuary's assumptions on investment returns. - Includes figures.
That this House condemns the action of Wyre Labour Council in its decision to impose charges for the parking of motor cars in certain car parks within the borough; notes that none of the Labour councillors indicated their intention of doing so at the time of their election; is concerned at the effect this measure is likely to have on the commercial success of many businesses within towns in the borough, and the problems caused to individuals coming to those town centres to shop; regrets that it will encourage people to shop in out-of-town supermarkets where parking is free; and calls upon the council to reconsider its decision before irrevocable harm is done to the viability of the town centres of Poulton le Fylde and Garstang.
That this House condemns the action of Wyre Labour Council in its decision to impose charges for the parking of motor cars in certain car parks within the borough; notes that none of the Labour councillors indicated their intention of doing so at the time of their election; is concerned...
Statement on what targets Remploy has been set in its 1997-98 Annual Performance Agreement. - Inc fact that text of the annual performance agreement has been placed in the Library as Dep/3 4881.
Statement on what targets Remploy has been set in its 1997-98 Annual Performance Agreement. - Inc fact that text of the annual performance agreement has been placed in the Library as Dep/3 4881.
That this House is appalled at the action of Ealing Labour Council in cancelling travel passes for a large number of disabled people, including 57 severely deaf citizens, some of whom have had passes for 20 years for a saving of ??7,500 out of a budget of ??250 million as part of a 10 per cent. cuts programme accompanying a council tax increase of 10 per cent., the fourth highest in London.
That this House is appalled at the action of Ealing Labour Council in cancelling travel passes for a large number of disabled people, including 57 severely deaf citizens, some of whom have had passes for 20 years for a saving of ??7,500 out of a budget of ??250 million as...
That this House deplores the action of Barnet Council in refusing to renew its grant to the North London Hospice.
That this House deplores the action of Barnet Council in refusing to renew its grant to the North London Hospice.
That this House welcomes the Third Report of the Social Security Committee into the Uprating of State Retirement Pensions payable to People Resident Abroad (HC 143) of Session 1996-97) and strongly supports its concluding recommendation: That there should be a free vote at prime time to allow honourable Members to express their opinion on the principle of whether the Government should pay upratings to some or all of those pensioners living in countries where upratings are not paid at present.
That this House welcomes the Third Report of the Social Security Committee into the Uprating of State Retirement Pensions payable to People Resident Abroad (HC 143) of Session 1996-97) and strongly supports its concluding recommendation: That there should be a free vote at prime time to allow honourable Members to...
When the Government will revoke the line orders for the East London River Crossing.
When the Government will revoke the line orders for the East London River Crossing.
Statement on the future provision of marine aids to navigation by the General Lighthouse Authorities. - Inc figs.
Statement on the future provision of marine aids to navigation by the General Lighthouse Authorities. - Inc figs.
How many cases referred to the Appeal Court on grounds of undue leniency have resulted in higher sentencing tariffs, in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc figs. (Failed OPQ).
How many cases referred to the Appeal Court on grounds of undue leniency have resulted in higher sentencing tariffs, in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc figs. (Failed OPQ).
To comment on the unemployment rates for Wales relative to those of Catalonia. - Inc figs. (Failed OPQ).
To comment on the unemployment rates for Wales relative to those of Catalonia. - Inc figs. (Failed OPQ).
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Maidstone on visiting all 129 prisons in England and Wales since July 1995; and notes that this is not only a remarkable personal achievement but is also a symbol of the Government's commitment to the prison system, the people who work in the prisons and the general public whom they protect.
That this House congratulates the Right honourable Member for Maidstone on visiting all 129 prisons in England and Wales since July 1995; and notes that this is not only a remarkable personal achievement but is also a symbol of the Government's commitment to the prison system, the people who work...
Statement on when he intends to lay before Parliament the fourth annual report of the Independent Assessor of Military Complaints Procedures in Northern Ireland. - Including fact that I have today arranged for the fourth annual report of the independent assessor of military complaints procedures in Northern Ireland to be...
Statement on when he intends to lay before Parliament the fourth annual report of the Independent Assessor of Military Complaints Procedures in Northern Ireland. - Including fact that I have today arranged for the fourth annual report of the independent assessor of military complaints procedures in Northern Ireland to be...
Supplementary business question on grant maintained schools.
Supplementary business question on grant maintained schools.
That this House deplores the fact that the Vale of Glamorgan Council has squandered public money on a new hospitality suite and a new foyer at the civic offices in Barry, excessive administrative costs, electronic gadgetry for senior councillors, increasing the number of civic vehicles to three, a dramatic increase in councillor's allowances and funding overseas visits whilst slashing the budget for Vale of Glamorgan schools.
That this House deplores the fact that the Vale of Glamorgan Council has squandered public money on a new hospitality suite and a new foyer at the civic offices in Barry, excessive administrative costs, electronic gadgetry for senior councillors, increasing the number of civic vehicles to three, a dramatic increase...