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To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what legal costs have been incurred in defending the retention of Fisher and Wright in HM Armed Services following their release from prison. - Inc figure and ref to 16 December 2003, 415 c842W.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what legal costs have been incurred in defending the retention of Fisher and Wright in HM Armed Services following their release from prison. - Inc figure and ref to 16 December 2003, 415 c842W.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what the cost to date is of legal expenses incurred by his Department in (a) defending Guardsmen Fisher and Wright against the charge of murder and (b) appealing against conviction. - The cost to date is approximately £165,000.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what the cost to date is of legal expenses incurred by his Department in (a) defending Guardsmen Fisher and Wright against the charge of murder and (b) appealing against conviction. - The cost to date is approximately £165,000.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether (a) Mark Wright and (b) James Fisher are serving with the Irish Guards regiment in Iraq. - Ministry of Defence does not comment on an individual soldier's postings. I am therefore witholding the info under Exemption 12 of the Code of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether (a) Mark Wright and (b) James Fisher are serving with the Irish Guards regiment in Iraq. - Ministry of Defence does not comment on an individual soldier's postings. I am therefore witholding the info under Exemption 12 of the Code of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what measures he will take following the declaration of the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal on the application of Mrs Jean McBride relating to the reasons for retention in service of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what measures he will take following the declaration of the Northern Ireland Court of Appeal on the application of Mrs Jean McBride relating to the reasons for retention in service of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what orders and instructions he has given concerning participation of Scots Guardsmen (a) Mark Wright and (b) James Fisher on foot patrols and other interface with the civilian population of Basra. - None.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what orders and instructions he has given concerning participation of Scots Guardsmen (a) Mark Wright and (b) James Fisher on foot patrols and other interface with the civilian population of Basra. - None.
Letter from Lewis Moonie MP to Kevin McNamara MP, dated 9 December 2000, regarding whether Guardsmen Fisher and Wright will be deployed in Northern Ireland in the future, when their engagement with the Army will cease and whether they will have the opportunity to re-engage. MOD. 2000.
Letter from Lewis Moonie MP to Kevin McNamara MP, dated 9 December 2000, regarding whether Guardsmen Fisher and Wright will be deployed in Northern Ireland in the future, when their engagement with the Army will cease and whether they will have the opportunity to re-engage. MOD. 2000.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, What representations he has received from (a) Mr and Mrs McBride and (b) members of the public over the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. (Failed OPQ).
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, What representations he has received from (a) Mr and Mrs McBride and (b) members of the public over the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. (Failed OPQ).
That this House notes the decision of the Army Board to allow Guardsmen James Fisher and Mark Wright to continue their army careers despite the conviction and prison sentence served for the murder of unarmed father-of-two Peter McBride, then aged 18 years; notes the distress caused to the family and friends of Peter McBride, particularly in light of the large number of soldiers discharged from the services following conviction of relatively minor drugs offences; further notes the Independent Assessor of Military Complaints has expressed 'dismay' at the decision of the Army Board; further notes the board meeting was held in private and has yet to share its reasons with the McBride family or the wider public; and calls upon the Government to re-examine the papers in this case, to review its policy on the ethical and public relations implications of allowing convicted murderers to serve in Her Majesty's forces and, pending this, to order that these soldiers may never again be permitted to serve in Northern Ireland.
That this House notes the decision of the Army Board to allow Guardsmen James Fisher and Mark Wright to continue their army careers despite the conviction and prison sentence served for the murder of unarmed father-of-two Peter McBride, then aged 18 years; notes the distress caused to the family and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what were the exceptional circumstances taken into consideration by the Army Board which enable James Fisher and Mark Wright to remain in the Army.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, what were the exceptional circumstances taken into consideration by the Army Board which enable James Fisher and Mark Wright to remain in the Army.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether Scots Guardsmen Fisher and Wright will be deployed for service in Northern Ireland; when the Scots Guardsmen Fisher's and Wright's engagement with the Army will cease; and if they will have an opportunity to re-engage. - Inc fact that will write...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, whether Scots Guardsmen Fisher and Wright will be deployed for service in Northern Ireland; when the Scots Guardsmen Fisher's and Wright's engagement with the Army will cease; and if they will have an opportunity to re-engage. - Inc fact that will write...
That this House notes the decision of the Army Board to allow Guardsmen James Fisher and Mark Wright to continue their army careers despite conviction and prison sentence served for the murder of unarmed father-of-two Peter McBride, then aged 18 years; notes the distress caused to the family and friends of Peter McBride, particularly in light of the large number of soldiers discharged from the services following conviction of relatively minor drugs offences; further notes the Independent Assessor of Military Complaints has expressed 'dismay' at the decision of the Army Board; further notes the Board meeting was held in private and has yet to share its reasons with the McBride family or the wider public; and calls upon the Government to re-axamine the papers in this case, to review its policy on the ethical and public relations implications of allowing convicted murderers to serve in Her Majesty's forces and, pending this, to order that these soldiers may never again be permitted to serve in Northern Ireland.
That this House notes the decision of the Army Board to allow Guardsmen James Fisher and Mark Wright to continue their army careers despite conviction and prison sentence served for the murder of unarmed father-of-two Peter McBride, then aged 18 years; notes the distress caused to the family and friends...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, on what date, and at what level, the decision was taken to permit administrative facilities at (a) Wellington Barracks, (b) Catterick Barracks and (c) other premises within his responsibility to be used for (i) answering phone calls, (ii) replying to mail and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, on what date, and at what level, the decision was taken to permit administrative facilities at (a) Wellington Barracks, (b) Catterick Barracks and (c) other premises within his responsibility to be used for (i) answering phone calls, (ii) replying to mail and...
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, If she will comment on the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. (Failed OPQ) - Inc ref to Northern Ireland (Sentences) Act 1998.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, If she will comment on the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. (Failed OPQ) - Inc ref to Northern Ireland (Sentences) Act 1998.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, on what occasion she has met (a) relatives of guardsmen Fisher and Wright and (b) the Scots Guards Association to discuss their case since 1st August.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, on what occasion she has met (a) relatives of guardsmen Fisher and Wright and (b) the Scots Guards Association to discuss their case since 1st August.
Further letter from Doug Henderson MP to Kevin McNamara MP regarding representations received by the MOD from public relations companies about Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. MOD. 1998.
Further letter from Doug Henderson MP to Kevin McNamara MP regarding representations received by the MOD from public relations companies about Guardsmen Fisher and Wright. MOD. 1998.
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, on how many occasions and on what dates the Army Board has considered the question of discharge of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright; and what plans it has to consider this matter further; and from which public relations companies he has received representations...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, on how many occasions and on what dates the Army Board has considered the question of discharge of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright; and what plans it has to consider this matter further; and from which public relations companies he has received representations...
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what plans she has to meet members of the families of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright or their representatives; what requests she has received on this matter; and what was her response.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what plans she has to meet members of the families of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright or their representatives; what requests she has received on this matter; and what was her response.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland on what occasions (a) she and (b) her officials have met members of the family of the late Mr Peter McBride or their representatives; and on what occasions (i) the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright and (ii) the death of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland on what occasions (a) she and (b) her officials have met members of the family of the late Mr Peter McBride or their representatives; and on what occasions (i) the case of Guardsmen Fisher and Wright and (ii) the death of...
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, pursuant to his Answer of 5th May 1988, 311 c282-3W, by an officer of what rank and on what date the decision was taken to retain Guardsmen Fisher and Wright following their conviction. - (Holding answer 8 July 1998).
To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, pursuant to his Answer of 5th May 1988, 311 c282-3W, by an officer of what rank and on what date the decision was taken to retain Guardsmen Fisher and Wright following their conviction. - (Holding answer 8 July 1998).
Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.
Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill. Lords third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed and returned to the Commons with amendments.