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Debate on a motion to approve the fifth report of the Committee on Standards and Privileges (HC 260) and to suspend Teresa Gorman from the service of the House for one month. Agreed to on question.
Debate on a motion to approve the fifth report of the Committee on Standards and Privileges (HC 260) and to suspend Teresa Gorman from the service of the House for one month. Agreed to on question.
Personal statement by Teresa Gorman apologising for an inadequate and incomplete entry in the Register of Members Interests.
Personal statement by Teresa Gorman apologising for an inadequate and incomplete entry in the Register of Members Interests.
That this House deplores the comments made by the honourable Member for Billericay recently describing Britain's Fire Service as 'one of the last of the dinosaur industries clinging to feather bedding, using shroud waving and blackmail to prevent the modernisation of the service'; considers such comments to be an insult to those who risk their own lives and safety for others; and deplores the honourable Member's call for privatisation of the Fire Service and a halving of its budget, which would place public safety at risk.
That this House deplores the comments made by the honourable Member for Billericay recently describing Britain's Fire Service as 'one of the last of the dinosaur industries clinging to feather bedding, using shroud waving and blackmail to prevent the modernisation of the service'; considers such comments to be an insult...
That this House refutes the wholly inaccurate statements made by the honourable Member for Billericay in the housing debate on 26th January; confirms that at no time during his period as Solicitor to Greenwich Council did Mr Tony Child advise members of the council not to set a rate, that during that period Greenwich Council was not overruled by the District Auditor, and that with the benefit of legal advice from Mr Child, Greenwich Council successfully challenged the Secretary of State for the Environment in the High Court; notes that following a legal challenge in 1986, the Secretary of State admitted to the House that he and previous Secretaries of State had acted unlawfully in determining the rate support grant settlements since 1981 and that he sought to validate these settlements by way of retrospective legislation contained in the Rate Support Grant Act 1986; and deplores the conduct of the honourable Member for Billericay in giving misleading information to the House of Commons and in attempting to smear the legal adviser to the District Auditor in Westminster and demands a full apology.
That this House refutes the wholly inaccurate statements made by the honourable Member for Billericay in the housing debate on 26th January; confirms that at no time during his period as Solicitor to Greenwich Council did Mr Tony Child advise members of the council not to set a rate, that...