That this House welcomes the opening statement by the Prime Minister at the Middle East summit; shares his abhorrence of terrorist violence and revulsion of those who murder innocent people; further shares his concern at those asylum seekers who actively conspire to commit terrorist acts and who abuse the hospitality and protection afforded by Britain to foster terrorism in their home countries; recognises that leaders such as Prime Minister Miss Benazir Bhutto need our support to counter terrorism; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to continue to take the initiative in leading international efforts to combat the activities of terrorists.

That this House welcomes the opening statement by the Prime Minister at the Middle East summit; shares his abhorrence of terrorist violence and revulsion of those who murder innocent people; further shares his concern at those asylum seekers who actively conspire to commit terrorist acts and who abuse the hospitality...

That this House congratulates Channel 4 on the quality and success of its recent Fifteen-to-One special programme about the Elgin Marbles; notes that in a subsequent telephone poll 92.5 per cent. out of 100,000 respondents voted in favour of the return of the marbles to Greece; considers that though there may have been plausible arguments in the past for the retention of these marbles in the British Museum, this poll provides clear evidence of public recognition that the case for their return is now transcendent; and therefore calls upon Her Majesty's Government to enter forthwith into immediate negotiations for this purpose with the government of Greece.

That this House congratulates Channel 4 on the quality and success of its recent Fifteen-to-One special programme about the Elgin Marbles; notes that in a subsequent telephone poll 92.5 per cent. out of 100,000 respondents voted in favour of the return of the marbles to Greece; considers that though there...

That this House, aware of the importance of amphibious forces in the defence of this country and in meeting the commitments to NATO, the United Nations and the European Community, congratulates Her Majesty's Government on confirming that an order will be placed for a helicopter landing ship; & urges Her Majesty's Government to place orders for the replacements for the assault ships 'Fearless' and 'Intrepid' without further delay so that the efficiency and capability of the Untied Kingdom's amphibious forces will be maintained.

That this House, aware of the importance of amphibious forces in the defence of this country and in meeting the commitments to NATO, the United Nations and the European Community, congratulates Her Majesty's Government on confirming that an order will be placed for a helicopter landing ship; & urges Her...

That this House deeply regrets the continuing delay in resolving the use, by the State of California, of worldwide unitary tax; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to implement the retaliatory provisions in section 812 of the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988, if the issue has not been satisfactorily resolved by 31st December 1993.

That this House deeply regrets the continuing delay in resolving the use, by the State of California, of worldwide unitary tax; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to implement the retaliatory provisions in section 812 of the Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988, if the issue has not been satisfactorily...

That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to play a positive and constructive part in the forthcoming Council of Ministers discussions on the European Commission's proposed regulation to restore intellectual property rights to medicinal products; and urges full acceptance of the EC plan in the interests of NHS patients and the United Kingdom pharmaceutical industry.

That this House welcomes the Government's commitment to play a positive and constructive part in the forthcoming Council of Ministers discussions on the European Commission's proposed regulation to restore intellectual property rights to medicinal products; and urges full acceptance of the EC plan in the interests of NHS patients and...

That this House, in the interests of National Health Service patients and millions of others throughout the world who are suffering from disabling or life-threatening diseases which are currently incurable or inadequately treated, urges Her Majesty's Government to give encouragement to innovative pharmaceutical companies in their search for new and more effective medicines by fully supporting the European Commission's proposals to restore patent protection for new pharmaceutical innovations, which has been seriously eroded by increasing research and development times, and by regulatory authority requirements in granting product licences

That this House, in the interests of National Health Service patients and millions of others throughout the world who are suffering from disabling or life-threatening diseases which are currently incurable or inadequately treated, urges Her Majesty's Government to give encouragement to innovative pharmaceutical companies in their search for new and...

That this House recognises that Sheffield Forgemasters is a successful example of a privatised company and one of the world's leading companies in the production and manufacture of high integrity steels and alloys and is a fine example of British enterprise; congratulates its management and workforce on its dynamic performance and on successfully marketing its products world-wide; and acknowledges the help and assistance which the Department of Trade and Industry has given the company, without which its success would not have been possible.

That this House recognises that Sheffield Forgemasters is a successful example of a privatised company and one of the world's leading companies in the production and manufacture of high integrity steels and alloys and is a fine example of British enterprise; congratulates its management and workforce on its dynamic performance...

That this House registers its disappointment that it is nearly 10 years since the United Kingdom/United States Double Taxation Treaty came into force and that the State of California still applies unitary tax to British international companies with investments in that State, unless companies are prepared to pay a fee for the privilege of being taxed on the internationally recognised method of taxation; registers its frustration over the lack of progress in California; its concern over the failure of the current legislation in California to satisfy UK companies and the renewed interest by some US States in reintroducing unitary tax and that following Her Majesty's Government's statement dated 8th November 1985 announcing its intention to amend the UK/US Double Taxation to protect British companies from this iniquitous form of taxation insufficient progress has been made; calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make representations to the US Administration at the highest level to support further legislative initiatives in California, immediately to introduce Federal legislation, to extend Section 812 Income and Corporation Taxes Act 1988 and, should it be necessary to implement Section 812, to backdate it to dividends paid on or after 1st January 1990.

That this House registers its disappointment that it is nearly 10 years since the United Kingdom/United States Double Taxation Treaty came into force and that the State of California still applies unitary tax to British international companies with investments in that State, unless companies are prepared to pay a fee...