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That this House notes the 30th anniversary of the Maritime Volunteer Service (MVS); commends the important national role that the charity plays in ensuring that all aspect of maritime skills remain available to future generations and highlights the importance of the MVS in supporting community resilience; expresses gratitude for the tireless service of MVS volunteers, who give up their time and knowledge to serve local communities across the UK, especially in times of need or emergency; acknowledges the fundamental role that the MVS fulfils in maintaining the proud maritime traditions of the UK and calls on the Government to continue its long-standing recognition of the Maritime Volunteer Service.
That this House notes the 30th anniversary of the Maritime Volunteer Service (MVS); commends the important national role that the charity plays in ensuring that all aspect of maritime skills remain available to future generations and highlights the importance of the MVS in supporting community resilience; expresses gratitude for the...
To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the reply by Earl Howe on 14 June (HL Deb, col 1764), what consideration they have given to making more use of the Maritime Volunteer Service.
To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the reply by Earl Howe on 14 June (HL Deb, col 1764), what consideration they have given to making more use of the Maritime Volunteer Service.
I refer the noble Lord to the answer given by Baroness Williams of Trafford to Question HL6730 on 20 April 2017.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they intend to utilise the Maritime Volunteer Service to assist the UK Border Force in patrolling and ensuring the security of UK inshore waters.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they intend to utilise the Maritime Volunteer Service to assist the UK Border Force in patrolling and ensuring the security of UK inshore waters.
Border Force is maximising the security of the UKs coastline and inshore waterways through a variety of means. For example, the Project KRAKEN network is directed at public spirited volunteers who provide ‘intelligence’ based on any unusual activity observed. Border Force is extending Kraken’s reach and will work with the Maritime Volunteer Service to ensure that they are fully engaged.
Border security is a priority for this Government. We are committed to countering threats to the UK coastline using an intelligence-led approach and through working with the wider law enforcement community. Border Force has long-standing working relationships and intelligence-sharing practices in place, and is increasing interaction with key partners as well as undertaking joint operations in order to disrupt organised criminal gangs who will seek to exploit any border weaknesses. Whilst training and duty of care issues mean that it might not be appropriate for Border Force to directly task the Maritime Volunteer Service their voluntary participation within these existing programs is very welcome.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they are investigating the use of University Royal Naval Unit craft and the Maritime Volunteer Service to increase the number of platforms available for security of UK territorial seas.
To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they are investigating the use of University Royal Naval Unit craft and the Maritime Volunteer Service to increase the number of platforms available for security of UK territorial seas.
Border Force and its partner organisations are well prepared to counter attempts by migrants to use small boats to circumvent border security and enter the UK illegally. A number of counter-measures have been put in place to detect and deter this activity, including the coordination of maritime security assets, so that maximum coverage at sea is delivered that ensures assets are in the right place at the right time.
That this House welcomes Government recognition of the Maritime Volunteer Service for their important role in ensuring that all aspects of marine skills remain available to future generations of the men and women seeking a maritime career and for their involvement in local emergency plans both at sea and ashore; and calls upon the Government to consider making financial support available to enable the continuation and expansion of the Maritime Volunteer Service's excellent work.
That this House welcomes Government recognition of the Maritime Volunteer Service for their important role in ensuring that all aspects of marine skills remain available to future generations of the men and women seeking a maritime career and for their involvement in local emergency plans both at sea and ashore;...
Statement on whether the Royal Navy will give formal recognition to the Maritime Volunteer Service. [HL 1776].
Statement on whether the Royal Navy will give formal recognition to the Maritime Volunteer Service. [HL 1776].
Statement on whether the Royal Navy will give formal recognition to the Maritime Volunteer Service.
Statement on whether the Royal Navy will give formal recognition to the Maritime Volunteer Service.