That this House expresses its grievous concern at learning that Chinese businessmen are seeking to obtain the genitalia of up to 60,000 harp seals from Canada for use in alleged aphrodisiacs; declares its total opposition to such a cruel and wanton waste of animal life; believes the slaughter of a seal, or any animal so that its penis can be used in the manufacture of so-called sex potions is against every decent moral standard and should be condemned by all countries; and calls upon Canadian Premier Jean Chretien and his newly elected Liberal Government to show their disgust at this obscene proposal and immediately ban any export of seal genitalia from Canada.

That this House expresses its grievous concern at learning that Chinese businessmen are seeking to obtain the genitalia of up to 60,000 harp seals from Canada for use in alleged aphrodisiacs; declares its total opposition to such a cruel and wanton waste of animal life; believes the slaughter of a...

That this House congratulates the organisers of the Lobby of Parliament on Thursday 21st October concerning the future of Section 11 funding; notes the Government's intention to make significant cuts in the level of such funding; recognises the effects such cuts will have on race relations and racial equality; and calls on the Government to reverse the cuts.

That this House congratulates the organisers of the Lobby of Parliament on Thursday 21st October concerning the future of Section 11 funding; notes the Government's intention to make significant cuts in the level of such funding; recognises the effects such cuts will have on race relations and racial equality; and...

That this House, conscious of the important role played over many years by the accident and emergency services at St Thomas' Hospital and the facilities traditionally provided there for those with acute illnesses; calls upon the Guys and St Thomas Trust to retain all those services at the Riverside site.

That this House, conscious of the important role played over many years by the accident and emergency services at St Thomas' Hospital and the facilities traditionally provided there for those with acute illnesses; calls upon the Guys and St Thomas Trust to retain all those services at the Riverside site.

That this House congratulates Benazir Bhutto on her election for a second term as Prime Minister of Pakistan; wishes her Government every success in tackling Pakistan's daunting economic and social poblems and in securing the right of self-determination for the people of Kashmir; and believes the elections to the Pakistan National Assembly on 6th October and to provincial assemblies on 9th October, universally declared to be free and fair by national and international monitoring agencies, demonstrate that parliamentary democracy has been restored fully in Pakistan.

That this House congratulates Benazir Bhutto on her election for a second term as Prime Minister of Pakistan; wishes her Government every success in tackling Pakistan's daunting economic and social poblems and in securing the right of self-determination for the people of Kashmir; and believes the elections to the Pakistan...

That this House welcomes the agreement reached on 2nd July at the multi-party negotiations in South Africa that 27th April 1994 will be the date for the country's first ever one-person one-vote elections; recognises that these elections will represent the first fundamental step in transforming South Africa from an apartheid state to a united, non-racial and democratic society; believes that the international community has an important and essential role to play in ensuring that these elections are genuinely free and fair; welcomes the decision of the Copenhagen European Council of 21st and 22nd June that the European Community and its member states stand prepared to provide support to the first free elections foreseen in April 1994, including election observers; and therefore urges the British government to play a full role in ensuring that the electoral process is genuinely free and fair and to use its influence in the United Nations and with European and Commonwealth partners so that agreement is reached for the international community to have a sizeable presence in South Africa for the purposes of supervising, monitoring and verifying the elections.

That this House welcomes the agreement reached on 2nd July at the multi-party negotiations in South Africa that 27th April 1994 will be the date for the country's first ever one-person one-vote elections; recognises that these elections will represent the first fundamental step in transforming South Africa from an apartheid...

That this House expresses its grave concern at the news of the collapse of Astra Training Services, the privatised skill centres network; calls upon the Government to take immediate action to safeguard the vital training needs of the country by bringing the skills centres back into public ownership with a commitment to adequate funding; and further calls upon the Government to initiate a public inquiry into the financial management of the company which was given millions of pounds of public money when privatised only three years ago.

That this House expresses its grave concern at the news of the collapse of Astra Training Services, the privatised skill centres network; calls upon the Government to take immediate action to safeguard the vital training needs of the country by bringing the skills centres back into public ownership with a...