That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Transport to maintain the existing arrangements for the contribution by the utilities to costs for diversionary transport works which improve local passenger transport; considers that current cost sharing arrangements take into account the financial and customer benefits derived by the utilities as a result of diversionary works and safeguards the allocation of public money; and welcomes the security and stability provided by the maintenance of the utilities' modest financial contribution to new and existing passenger transport projects throughout the United Kingdom.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Transport to maintain the existing arrangements for the contribution by the utilities to costs for diversionary transport works which improve local passenger transport; considers that current cost sharing arrangements take into account the financial and customer benefits derived by the...

That this House notes the resumption of formal talks between the United Kingdom and the United States aimed at negotiating a new bilateral air services agreement to replace Bermuda II; believes that this provides an opportunity to conclude a durable deal of benefit to consumers and all United Kingdom airlines; bearing in mind the United States insistence that the agreement should be similar to those it has negotiated with other European countries, urges Her Majesty's Government to insist that, if the United States wants new rights for its carriers to fly into Heathrow, to pick up passengers and fly on to points within Europe and beyond, it should be prepared in return to amend its protectionist barriers, including those preventing United Kingdom carriers serving more cities in the United States, limiting foreign ownership of United States airlines and having shares in United States airlines,and to further the opportunities for British airlines to carry freight, including United States Government business, to, from and in the United States; believes that, if skies over the United Kingdom and Europe are to be declared open, this should be matched by genuine open skies over the United States; and believes that a successful negotiation on these lines would be in the long-term interests of consumers on both sides of the Atlantic.

That this House notes the resumption of formal talks between the United Kingdom and the United States aimed at negotiating a new bilateral air services agreement to replace Bermuda II; believes that this provides an opportunity to conclude a durable deal of benefit to consumers and all United Kingdom airlines;...

That this House is greatly concerned at the unilateral decision taken by the English Rugby Union to sell their television rights for broadcasting England's matches to BSkyB TV as this not only endangers the future of the Five Nations' Championship but will also deny the vast majority of rugby players and supporters who cannot obtain match tickets the opportunity to view games as they take place.

That this House is greatly concerned at the unilateral decision taken by the English Rugby Union to sell their television rights for broadcasting England's matches to BSkyB TV as this not only endangers the future of the Five Nations' Championship but will also deny the vast majority of rugby players...

That this House urges the Secretary of State for Transport to confirm the continuation of existing arrangements for the utilities' sharing of costs for diversionary transport works when pipes and cables are required to be moved to improve local transport in the United Kingdom's cities and towns; understands that current arrangements take into account benefits derived by the utilities as well as safeguards to the proper allocation of public money; and welcomes the security and stability which the maintenance of the utilities' modest financial contribution makes to new and existing urban transport projects.

That this House urges the Secretary of State for Transport to confirm the continuation of existing arrangements for the utilities' sharing of costs for diversionary transport works when pipes and cables are required to be moved to improve local transport in the United Kingdom's cities and towns; understands that current...

That this House condemns the continued late payment of commercial debts; notes that the Government 1994 White Paper commitment to pursue exclusively non-statutory measures for a two year period expires in June 1996; notes the negative impact which late payment continues to have on the growth and job creation potential of smaller businesses in particular; recognises the importance of the small firms sector to the United Kingdom economy; and, believing that non statutory measures cannot be effective on their own, calls for the implementation at the earliest possible opportunity of a statutory right to interest on overdue commercial debts.

That this House condemns the continued late payment of commercial debts; notes that the Government 1994 White Paper commitment to pursue exclusively non-statutory measures for a two year period expires in June 1996; notes the negative impact which late payment continues to have on the growth and job creation potential...

That this House reminds Her Majesty's Government that 16th February is the anniversary of the imposition by Greece of a blockade on the southern border of Macedonia, a blockade which is illegal and causing much suffering to the Macedonian people; and therefore calls upon Her Majesty's Government to bring the maximum pressure on the Greek Government to raise these blockades.

That this House reminds Her Majesty's Government that 16th February is the anniversary of the imposition by Greece of a blockade on the southern border of Macedonia, a blockade which is illegal and causing much suffering to the Macedonian people; and therefore calls upon Her Majesty's Government to bring the...

That this House notes that transport is one of the major causes of environmental damage and that the number of cars on British roads is increasing and that in Europe each day more cars are being made than the number of babies born; further notes that the richest 6 per cent. of the planet now uses a car daily and that this consumes 80 per cent. of the world's non-renewable energy and that this situation is unsustainable; supports the work of the Environmental Transport Association in organising Green Transport Week and its other awareness-raising work and endorses ETA's aims that priority be given to the most environmentally friendly forms of transport, such as walking, cycling, trains and buses, that villages, towns and cities should be places where everyone, including children and elderly and disabled people, can move freely and safely, that standards be set for clean air and a reduction in greenhouse and acid rain gases from exhaust emissions, that reliable, attractive and affordable rail and bus services should be available, that more goods should be transported by rail and water, that environmental technology in the motor industry should be promoted and that the national heritage should be protected from the damaging effects of transport; and calls on the Government to implement a transport strategy commensurate with these aims.

That this House notes that transport is one of the major causes of environmental damage and that the number of cars on British roads is increasing and that in Europe each day more cars are being made than the number of babies born; further notes that the richest 6 per...

That this House deplores the imposition by the government of Greece of a trade embargo on Macedonia; considers this a violation of international obligations; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to take the strongest possible steps to have the embargo lifted.

That this House deplores the imposition by the government of Greece of a trade embargo on Macedonia; considers this a violation of international obligations; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to take the strongest possible steps to have the embargo lifted.

That this House recognises that road traffic is set to double by the year 2025; notes that the Department of Transport has recently established a link between the construction of new roads and the generation of new traffic; further notes that the Secretary of State for Transport has been reported as saying that car growth cannot be allowed to continue unchecked; regrets that at the launch of the Government's environmental strategy for the next 20 years the Prime Minister failed to set any targets or enact any policy which will tackle this growth; and therefore calls upon the Government to announce an immediate moratorium on motorway widening, a comprehensive review of the ??23 billion roads programme, the implementation of measure to limit traffic growth and reduce the number of vehicle journeys on Britain's roads and a commitment to invest in clean, efficient public transport as an attractive alternative to the motor car.

That this House recognises that road traffic is set to double by the year 2025; notes that the Department of Transport has recently established a link between the construction of new roads and the generation of new traffic; further notes that the Secretary of State for Transport has been reported...

That this House believes the ??23 billion roads building programme is an unnecessary waste of scarce resources; shares the anger of communities threatened by many miles of new motorways; believes the solution to future traffic problems is to invest in public transport; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to restore such to the pre-eminent position it held before bus deregulation.

That this House believes the ??23 billion roads building programme is an unnecessary waste of scarce resources; shares the anger of communities threatened by many miles of new motorways; believes the solution to future traffic problems is to invest in public transport; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to restore...

That this House notes the establishment of consulates in Skopje by Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, with France to follow shortly; further notes that other European governments have already made available humanitarian aid to Macedonia to supplement that already voted by the European Council of Ministers; and urges Her Majesty's Government to do the same.

That this House notes the establishment of consulates in Skopje by Germany, Italy and the Netherlands, with France to follow shortly; further notes that other European governments have already made available humanitarian aid to Macedonia to supplement that already voted by the European Council of Ministers; and urges Her Majesty's...

That this House welcomes the visit of Mr Milan Panic, Prime Minister of Yugoslavia, to the Houses of Parliament when he addressed an all-party meeting with representatives from both Houses; recognises his courage and determination to condemn the killings and ethnic cleansing throughout former Yugoslavia; notes his commitment that the current Yugoslav frontiers should be retained in a final peace settlement; and welcomes his dedication to work towards a democratic solution in his own country.

That this House welcomes the visit of Mr Milan Panic, Prime Minister of Yugoslavia, to the Houses of Parliament when he addressed an all-party meeting with representatives from both Houses; recognises his courage and determination to condemn the killings and ethnic cleansing throughout former Yugoslavia; notes his commitment that the...

That this House supports the initiative of Her Majesty's Government together with the governments of France and Spain in promoting a proposal for the admission of the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) to the United Nations on the following terms (a) its temporary admission under the provisional name of the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia to be followed by a final settlement of the issue of the name of the new state through a binding mechanism, as will be set up by the UN Security Council and (b) the establishment of measures to build confidence between the FYROM and neighbouring states that no one state presents or contemplates a threat to the security nor to the integrity nor to the cultural heritage of another; and calls upon the government of the FYROM to co-operate with the UN Security Council towards a speedy resolution of these issues.

That this House supports the initiative of Her Majesty's Government together with the governments of France and Spain in promoting a proposal for the admission of the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia (FYROM) to the United Nations on the following terms (a) its temporary admission under the provisional name of...

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to use its best efforts to secure the earliest recognition of that portion of the former Republic of Yugoslavia known as Macedonia as an independent sovereign state; and, bearing in mind the present desperate economic and social situation there, further urges her Majesty's Government to use its influence to help ensure a regular flow of the oil needed to sustain the essential needs of the population and their economy.

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to use its best efforts to secure the earliest recognition of that portion of the former Republic of Yugoslavia known as Macedonia as an independent sovereign state; and, bearing in mind the present desperate economic and social situation there, further urges her Majesty's...

That this House, noting the immediate recommencement of negotiations between Her Majesty's Government and the United States Government regarding liberalisation of civil aviation services, urges that agreement be reached as swiftly as possible provided that there is a gain to British airlines and the consumer, whilst helping to ensure the early acceptance by the USA of the proposed alliance between British Airways and US Air, and believes that this is in the interest of both countries and the employees of both airlines.

That this House, noting the immediate recommencement of negotiations between Her Majesty's Government and the United States Government regarding liberalisation of civil aviation services, urges that agreement be reached as swiftly as possible provided that there is a gain to British airlines and the consumer, whilst helping to ensure the...

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to give full support to Lord Carrington in his attempts to find a solution to the problems of Bosnia and Yugoslavia; and further asks Her Majesty's Government to do its utmost to ensure that the whole of the European Community gives its wholehearted backing to this peace effort.

That this House urges Her Majesty's Government to give full support to Lord Carrington in his attempts to find a solution to the problems of Bosnia and Yugoslavia; and further asks Her Majesty's Government to do its utmost to ensure that the whole of the European Community gives its wholehearted...

That this House views with great concern the continuing hostilities in Yugoslavia with the consequent suffering being caused, particularly to the increasing number of refugees, now over 400,000 and rising; and urges her Majesty's Government to give aid to those trying to assist the refugees and particularly the British Red Cross, whose recently-launched appeal deserves every support.

That this House views with great concern the continuing hostilities in Yugoslavia with the consequent suffering being caused, particularly to the increasing number of refugees, now over 400,000 and rising; and urges her Majesty's Government to give aid to those trying to assist the refugees and particularly the British Red...

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to undertake an immediate review of the Professions Supplementary to Medicine Act 1960, which remains in urgent need of a complete overhaul and to bring it into line with the legislation governing other health professions enabling patients readily to identify practitioners registered under the Act, by giving effective protection to the titles used by practitioners so registered.

That this House calls upon the Secretary of State for Health to undertake an immediate review of the Professions Supplementary to Medicine Act 1960, which remains in urgent need of a complete overhaul and to bring it into line with the legislation governing other health professions enabling patients readily to...

That this House views with great concern the situation in Yugoslavia; deplores the use of military force; feels that some recognition must be made of the legitimate aspirations of the peoples of Yugoslavia if there is to be hope of a peaceful and long term solution which will keep the country together; and urges Her Majesty's Government to make it clear that further use of the Federal armed forces can only result in the loss of international aid and assistance.

That this House views with great concern the situation in Yugoslavia; deplores the use of military force; feels that some recognition must be made of the legitimate aspirations of the peoples of Yugoslavia if there is to be hope of a peaceful and long term solution which will keep the...

That this House views with great concern the current situation in Yugoslavia; urges Her Majesty's Government to take steps to support the forces of moderation in that country and in particular the attempts by the Federal Government to resolve differences peacefully and to secure democratic government; and to that end further urges Her Majesty's Government to encourage stability by recognising and supporting the Yugoslav Federal Government's attempt to secure greater association with international institutions aimed at greater European unity.

That this House views with great concern the current situation in Yugoslavia; urges Her Majesty's Government to take steps to support the forces of moderation in that country and in particular the attempts by the Federal Government to resolve differences peacefully and to secure democratic government; and to that end...