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Lords statement on the establishment of a WMD Intelligence Review Committee. (Inc terms of reference and membership). (Copy in the library of Dr David Kay's evidence to the US Congress (Dep 04/293)).
Lords statement on the establishment of a WMD Intelligence Review Committee. (Inc terms of reference and membership). (Copy in the library of Dr David Kay's evidence to the US Congress (Dep 04/293)).
Statement concerning the Serious Fraud Office. - Inc fact that after statement to the House on 30 June 1993 227 c965-77, Mr Asil Nadir's former solicitor, wrote in response to a general invitation from the director of the Serious Fraud Office & that those concerned about the working of the...
Statement concerning the Serious Fraud Office. - Inc fact that after statement to the House on 30 June 1993 227 c965-77, Mr Asil Nadir's former solicitor, wrote in response to a general invitation from the director of the Serious Fraud Office & that those concerned about the working of the...
On which date he was first aware that the honourable Member for East Hampshire had received the loan of a car from the Morgan Rogerson company or from individuals associated with that company. (Holding answer 24 June 1993).
On which date he was first aware that the honourable Member for East Hampshire had received the loan of a car from the Morgan Rogerson company or from individuals associated with that company. (Holding answer 24 June 1993).
Statement on his correspondence with the honourable Member for East Hampshire relating to the Serious Fraud Office. - Inc fact that documents are being published today under the Parliamentary Papers Act 1840 pursuant to a motion of the House. Includes letters & meeting notes together with material enclosed with letters.
Statement on his correspondence with the honourable Member for East Hampshire relating to the Serious Fraud Office. - Inc fact that documents are being published today under the Parliamentary Papers Act 1840 pursuant to a motion of the House. Includes letters & meeting notes together with material enclosed with letters.
On how many occasions in the last 12 months he has been consulted by the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire, under paragraphs 126 and 127 of Questions of Procedure for Ministers; on what subjects; and on what dates. - Consultations between Prime Minister...
On how many occasions in the last 12 months he has been consulted by the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire, under paragraphs 126 and 127 of Questions of Procedure for Ministers; on what subjects; and on what dates. - Consultations between Prime Minister...
Statement on conduct of the prosecution of Asil Nadir by the Serious Fraud Office. (Includes fact edited correspondence between Michael Mates & Attorney-General to be placed in Lib).
Statement on conduct of the prosecution of Asil Nadir by the Serious Fraud Office. (Includes fact edited correspondence between Michael Mates & Attorney-General to be placed in Lib).
Personal statement by Michael Mates on his resignation from the Government.
Personal statement by Michael Mates on his resignation from the Government.
That this House condemns the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire, for attending a dinner party only days before Mr Nadir left the United Kingdom, at which the Minister gave Mr Nadir the watch bearing the infamous inscription 'Don't let the buggers grind you down', which advice was promptly taken by Mr Nadir by breaking his bail and leaving the country for Northern Cyprus on the following Tuesday 4th May; believes this is conduct unbecoming a Minister of the Crown; and calls on him to resign immediately.
That this House condemns the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire, for attending a dinner party only days before Mr Nadir left the United Kingdom, at which the Minister gave Mr Nadir the watch bearing the infamous inscription 'Don't let the buggers grind you...
Pursuant to his oral Answers to the honourable Member for Monklands East, of 8th June, Official Report, 226 c138, when and where the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire met Mr Asil Nadir, during the 10 days prior to Mr Nadir travelling to Northern...
Pursuant to his oral Answers to the honourable Member for Monklands East, of 8th June, Official Report, 226 c138, when and where the Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office, the honourable Member for East Hampshire met Mr Asil Nadir, during the 10 days prior to Mr Nadir travelling to Northern...
That this House believes that the Prime Minister should explain to the House why the honourable Member for Hampshire East donated a watch to Mr Asil Nadir bearing the inscription 'Don't let the buggers get you down'; believes that such a donation was singularly ill-timed, ill-judged and entirely inappropriate behaviour on the part of a Minister of the Crown; believes that such a statement undermines the work of the Serious Fraud Office; and further believes that the public is entitled to a statement as to what interest the President of the Board of Trade and the honourable Member for Hampshire East in his capacity as Minister of State at the Northern Ireland Office had in pursuing Mr Nadir's interests.
That this House believes that the Prime Minister should explain to the House why the honourable Member for Hampshire East donated a watch to Mr Asil Nadir bearing the inscription 'Don't let the buggers get you down'; believes that such a donation was singularly ill-timed, ill-judged and entirely inappropriate behaviour...