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How many people have died as a result of violence committed by (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist paramilitaries in West Belfast since April 1992; and questions on punishment beatings attributed to republican and loyalist paramilitary groups; and how many acts of terrorism have been attributed to republican and loyalist paramilitaries....
How many people have died as a result of violence committed by (a) Republican and (b) Loyalist paramilitaries in West Belfast since April 1992; and questions on punishment beatings attributed to republican and loyalist paramilitary groups; and how many acts of terrorism have been attributed to republican and loyalist paramilitaries....
How many people (a) from and (b) from outside the Ballymena area have been arrested or cautioned over incidents related to the protest at Harryville Chapel. - Twenty persons from the Ballymena area have been arrested in relation to incidents at Harryville chapel. One arrest has been made from outside...
How many people (a) from and (b) from outside the Ballymena area have been arrested or cautioned over incidents related to the protest at Harryville Chapel. - Twenty persons from the Ballymena area have been arrested in relation to incidents at Harryville chapel. One arrest has been made from outside...
What has been the cost of the policing operation at Harryville Chapel in Ballymena for the past 26 weekends. - The cost of the policing operation at Harryville chapel from Saturday 14 September 1996 to Saturday 1 March 1997 has been calculated at £984,000, including all police manpower and associated...
What has been the cost of the policing operation at Harryville Chapel in Ballymena for the past 26 weekends. - The cost of the policing operation at Harryville chapel from Saturday 14 September 1996 to Saturday 1 March 1997 has been calculated at £984,000, including all police manpower and associated...
How many police officers have been injured whilst policing the protest at Harryville Chapel. - Ten police officers have been injured whilst policing the protests at Harryville.
How many police officers have been injured whilst policing the protest at Harryville Chapel. - Ten police officers have been injured whilst policing the protests at Harryville.
How many police officers have been deployed at the Harryville Chapel protest over the past 26 weekends. - The average number of police officers deployed at Harryville chapel at weekends since Saturday 14 September 1996 is 180.
How many police officers have been deployed at the Harryville Chapel protest over the past 26 weekends. - The average number of police officers deployed at Harryville chapel at weekends since Saturday 14 September 1996 is 180.
That this House is totally opposed to cuts in funding in education in Northern Ireland based solely on the transfer of funds to the law and order budget, believing that such financial measures will disadvantage many children and detract from the quality of education provision, in that schools will be unable to fulfil their statutory and legal duties of delivering the curriculum; and calls on the Department of Education for Northern Ireland to ensure that the budgets for schools are uplifted in line with the increase of 4.4 per cent. budgeted for the 1997-98 financial year for schools in England and Wales.
That this House is totally opposed to cuts in funding in education in Northern Ireland based solely on the transfer of funds to the law and order budget, believing that such financial measures will disadvantage many children and detract from the quality of education provision, in that schools will be...
Under what legislative powers councils have the power to rename streets.
Under what legislative powers councils have the power to rename streets.
For what reasons the number of road safety officers is to be reduced from 12 to 10.
For what reasons the number of road safety officers is to be reduced from 12 to 10.
What plans he has to achieve the Code of Good Practice recommendation of one road safety officer per 50,000 population before the year 2000; and what additional resources he plans to devote to this aim.
What plans he has to achieve the Code of Good Practice recommendation of one road safety officer per 50,000 population before the year 2000; and what additional resources he plans to devote to this aim.
What was the cost of the report commissioned by his Department on Road Safety Education. - The cost of the research and report was £9,105.
What was the cost of the report commissioned by his Department on Road Safety Education. - The cost of the research and report was £9,105.
What would be the cost of increasing the number of road safety officers from the present 12 to 17. - The annual cost of increasing the number of road safety education officers from the planned 11 to the recommended 18 would be £176,323.
What would be the cost of increasing the number of road safety officers from the present 12 to 17. - The annual cost of increasing the number of road safety education officers from the planned 11 to the recommended 18 would be £176,323.
What is his estimate of the average cost to public funds of a road accident fatality. - The average cost, based on Department of Transport estimates, is £812,010.
What is his estimate of the average cost to public funds of a road accident fatality. - The average cost, based on Department of Transport estimates, is £812,010.
How many road accident casualties resulted from (a) overloaded lorries and lorries with mechanical defects and (b) errors by drivers, riders and pedestrians and defiance of the laws on speeding, drink driving and seat belts. - Including figures.
How many road accident casualties resulted from (a) overloaded lorries and lorries with mechanical defects and (b) errors by drivers, riders and pedestrians and defiance of the laws on speeding, drink driving and seat belts. - Including figures.
How many objections were lodged with the electoral court in each calendar year from 1980 to 1996; and how many of the objectives were upheld. - Inc table.
How many objections were lodged with the electoral court in each calendar year from 1980 to 1996; and how many of the objectives were upheld. - Inc table.
That this House records the remarks of the Nobel Prize Winner, Professor Joseph Rotblat, that developments in cloning and genetics 'may result in mass destruction'; welcomes the decision of the White House urgently to reassess the ethical and legal implications of the cloning of a sheep at the Roslin Institute, Edinburgh; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to suspend further experiments involving cloning and transgenic animals, to initiate a wide-ranging public debate and to appoint additional representatives to the Genetics Commission who reflect traditional concerns about the sanctity of human life, who are opposed to the development of eugenics, and who disagree with the Nuffield Council's view that 'species boundaries, in any case, are not inviolable'.
That this House records the remarks of the Nobel Prize Winner, Professor Joseph Rotblat, that developments in cloning and genetics 'may result in mass destruction'; welcomes the decision of the White House urgently to reassess the ethical and legal implications of the cloning of a sheep at the Roslin Institute,...
How many people in West Belfast are currently registered with A1 status on the Housing Executive waiting list. - Inc fig.
How many people in West Belfast are currently registered with A1 status on the Housing Executive waiting list. - Inc fig.
How many people are waiting for an appeal to a tribunal on their claim for (a) disability living allowance and (b) attendance allowance; and various questions on disability living allowance, attendance allowance, incapacity benefit and social fund, claims and recipients in West Belfast and Northern Ireland appeals to tribunals, review...
How many people are waiting for an appeal to a tribunal on their claim for (a) disability living allowance and (b) attendance allowance; and various questions on disability living allowance, attendance allowance, incapacity benefit and social fund, claims and recipients in West Belfast and Northern Ireland appeals to tribunals, review...
What action he plans to take to counter electoral abuse in the forthcoming elections in Northern Ireland.
What action he plans to take to counter electoral abuse in the forthcoming elections in Northern Ireland.