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That this House congratulates Clydebank Asbestos Group on its highly successful rally on 31st March for victims of asbestos-related diseases deprived of compensation by the actions of Chester Street Insurance Holdings; thanks the Australian trade unions in Melbourne for organising a rally for 2000 people in solidarity; condemns the directors of Chester Street for causing the bankruptcy of Chester Street; notes that the Chief Executive of Chester Street, Mr Robert Hardy, organised the sale of Iron Trades to the Australian company QBE for less than its assessed value; notes that he then became its Chief Executive in QBE; notes QBE's soaring profits; condemns him for taking more than ??1 million for this work from Chester Street and Iron Trades; criticises the Financial Services Authority for damaging the interests of the victims of asbestos-related disease by approving the sale of Iron Trades; calls on the Association of British Insurers to raise a levy on the industry to compensate those who have been damaged by Chester Street's actions; welcomes the statement by the Secretary of State for Scotland that the Government will face up to its responsibilities too and that its first priority has to be the sick and dying; calls on the insurance industry, employers and the Government to ensure that any asbestos disease sufferer will be fully compensated for the collapse of Chester Street; and calls on the Government to commission a full, independent inquiry into the conduct of Chester Street Insurance Holdings.
That this House congratulates Clydebank Asbestos Group on its highly successful rally on 31st March for victims of asbestos-related diseases deprived of compensation by the actions of Chester Street Insurance Holdings; thanks the Australian trade unions in Melbourne for organising a rally for 2000 people in solidarity; condemns the directors...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what action was taken to enforce the provisions of the Insurance Companies Act 1982 concerning margins of solvency following the restructuring of Iron Trades Holdings Limited and the liquidation of Chester Street Holdings; for what reason the Government's powers of intervention under the...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what action was taken to enforce the provisions of the Insurance Companies Act 1982 concerning margins of solvency following the restructuring of Iron Trades Holdings Limited and the liquidation of Chester Street Holdings; for what reason the Government's powers of intervention under the...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what steps he is taking to investigate the reasons underlying the decision by the Financial Services Authority to approve the restructuring of Iron Trades Holdings shortly before the collapse of Chester Street Holdings. - Ref to 6 March 2001, 364 c46-9WH.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what steps he is taking to investigate the reasons underlying the decision by the Financial Services Authority to approve the restructuring of Iron Trades Holdings shortly before the collapse of Chester Street Holdings. - Ref to 6 March 2001, 364 c46-9WH.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on compensation for asbestos related diseases and the failure of Chester Street Insurance Holdings.
Westminster Hall adjournment debate on compensation for asbestos related diseases and the failure of Chester Street Insurance Holdings.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what role his Department played in the restructuring of the Iron Trades Employers Association and the transfer of asbestos-related risks to Chester Street Insurance Holdings in 1989; if he will name the regulatory bodies that have been responsible for monitoring the affairs of...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what role his Department played in the restructuring of the Iron Trades Employers Association and the transfer of asbestos-related risks to Chester Street Insurance Holdings in 1989; if he will name the regulatory bodies that have been responsible for monitoring the affairs of...