Further to the Written Answer by the Barones Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004 (657 c57WA) on the Inveresk study, which department or agency is responsible for approving human experiments with toxic industrial chemicals if the responsibility does not lie with the Health and Safety Executive. [HL 2388].

Further to the Written Answer by the Barones Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004 (657 c57WA) on the Inveresk study, which department or agency is responsible for approving human experiments with toxic industrial chemicals if the responsibility does not lie with the Health and Safety Executive. [HL 2388].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk Study, how they reconcile this answer with her letter to the Baroness Whitaker of 27 February which states that "trials of the kind carried out at Inveresk Laboratory are regulated...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk Study, how they reconcile this answer with her letter to the Baroness Whitaker of 27 February which states that "trials of the kind carried out at Inveresk Laboratory are regulated...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk study, whether the experiment with the pesticide Azinphos-methyl was sanctioned directly or indirectly by a government department or agency [HL 2390].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk study, whether the experiment with the pesticide Azinphos-methyl was sanctioned directly or indirectly by a government department or agency [HL 2390].

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk study, whether a report was submitted to any department or agency on the outcome of the experiment; and, if so, what were their conculsions on the findings of that report...

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Hollis of Heigham on 29 January 2004, 657 c57WA, on the Inveresk study, whether a report was submitted to any department or agency on the outcome of the experiment; and, if so, what were their conculsions on the findings of that report...

Which institutions (a) that are government-owned; or (b) in which National Health Service work is carried out; or (c) in which Department of Health-funded work is carried out, or (d) in which Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs work is carried out, conduct human exposure testing for agrochemical companies;...

Which institutions (a) that are government-owned; or (b) in which National Health Service work is carried out; or (c) in which Department of Health-funded work is carried out, or (d) in which Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs work is carried out, conduct human exposure testing for agrochemical companies;...

Whether they have reviewed the Inveresk study subsequent to the questions raised about it; and, if so, what were their conclusions. [HL 793].

Whether they have reviewed the Inveresk study subsequent to the questions raised about it; and, if so, what were their conclusions. [HL 793].

When the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved the experiment conducted in 1998 at Inveresk Research, Scotland, and funded by Bayer Chemicals, in which 50 men were exposed to a dose of the pesticide Azinphos-methyl; (a) whether that approval took cognisance of the efforts of Bayer Chemicals to persuade the...

When the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved the experiment conducted in 1998 at Inveresk Research, Scotland, and funded by Bayer Chemicals, in which 50 men were exposed to a dose of the pesticide Azinphos-methyl; (a) whether that approval took cognisance of the efforts of Bayer Chemicals to persuade the...

When the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved the experiment conducted in 1998 at Inveresk Research, Scotland, in which 50 men were exposed to a dose of the pesticide Azinphos-methyl; (a) to what extent local research ethics committees (RECs) in 1998 were guided and monitored by the Department of Health;...

When the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) approved the experiment conducted in 1998 at Inveresk Research, Scotland, in which 50 men were exposed to a dose of the pesticide Azinphos-methyl; (a) to what extent local research ethics committees (RECs) in 1998 were guided and monitored by the Department of Health;...