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If he will set out the particular consequences for pensioners of the proposals in the Budget of his Right honourable Friend Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer. - Inc figures.
If he will set out the particular consequences for pensioners of the proposals in the Budget of his Right honourable Friend Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer. - Inc figures.
To comment on the reduction in domestic rate bills in Northern Ireland as a result of the Budget. - Inc figures.
To comment on the reduction in domestic rate bills in Northern Ireland as a result of the Budget. - Inc figures.
If he will publish a table in the Official Report to show the rate struck by each council in Northern Ireland for the 1991-92 financial year, the percentage increase and the cash increase in each case and also the same information for the regional rate indicating the reduction for each...
If he will publish a table in the Official Report to show the rate struck by each council in Northern Ireland for the 1991-92 financial year, the percentage increase and the cash increase in each case and also the same information for the regional rate indicating the reduction for each...
When he will respond to a request to meet the honourable Member for Norwood to discuss the budget, poll tax and debt write-off of Lambeth Council. - I have replied to honMember
When he will respond to a request to meet the honourable Member for Norwood to discuss the budget, poll tax and debt write-off of Lambeth Council. - I have replied to honMember
That this House condemns the Chancellor of the Exchequer for ignoring the needs of working women in the Budget; notes that changes in child benefit, while welcome, are totally inadequate for working women in the real world; believes that childcare provision is a necessary prerequisite for many working women; recognises that the recruitment and retention of women across the whole workforce is vital to the United Kingdom's future economic success; and calls for an urgent re-examination of the Government's policies for working women.
That this House condemns the Chancellor of the Exchequer for ignoring the needs of working women in the Budget; notes that changes in child benefit, while welcome, are totally inadequate for working women in the real world; believes that childcare provision is a necessary prerequisite for many working women; recognises...
Further to the 1991 Budget Statement, to comment on the measures designed to help disabled drivers. - Inc figures.
Further to the 1991 Budget Statement, to comment on the measures designed to help disabled drivers. - Inc figures.