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To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what was the cost of the UK delegations to (a) the North Atlantic Assembly, (b) the WEU Parliamentary Assembly and (c) the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, in the last year for which figures are available.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what was the cost of the UK delegations to (a) the North Atlantic Assembly, (b) the WEU Parliamentary Assembly and (c) the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, in the last year for which figures are available.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what were the running costs in the last year for which figures are available of (a) the North Atlantic Assembly, (b) the WEU Parliamentary Assembly and (c) the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly; and what was the United Kingdom's contribution in...
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what were the running costs in the last year for which figures are available of (a) the North Atlantic Assembly, (b) the WEU Parliamentary Assembly and (c) the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly; and what was the United Kingdom's contribution in...
What changes there have been in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. [HL 1291].
What changes there have been in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. [HL 1291].
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what changes have been made in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what changes have been made in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly.
In respect of the proposal made by the United States delegation to the most recent plenary meeting of the North Atlantic Assembly (in the context of NATO actions out of area), that member states should be required to act merely "in the spirit" of international instruments such as the United...
In respect of the proposal made by the United States delegation to the most recent plenary meeting of the North Atlantic Assembly (in the context of NATO actions out of area), that member states should be required to act merely "in the spirit" of international instruments such as the United...
Lords debate on unstarred question on to what extent they think NATO actions out of area must be in accordance with United Nations and Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe resolutions and international law.
Lords debate on unstarred question on to what extent they think NATO actions out of area must be in accordance with United Nations and Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe resolutions and international law.
Who is on the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - List given.
Who is on the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - List given.
If he will list the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - List given.
If he will list the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - List given.
Statement on changes have been made in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly.
Statement on changes have been made in the composition of the United Kingdom parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly.
Lords statement on changes have been made to the composition of the UK Parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - Inc fact that Mr Mates has replaced Mr R Banks as a member of the delegation.
Lords statement on changes have been made to the composition of the UK Parliamentary delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - Inc fact that Mr Mates has replaced Mr R Banks as a member of the delegation.
Supplementary business question on membership of Western European Union Assembly, Council of Europe and North Atlantic Assembly.
Supplementary business question on membership of Western European Union Assembly, Council of Europe and North Atlantic Assembly.
Who will replace the Earl of Kimberley as a Lords member of the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - Lord Lyell has been approached and has indicated that he would be content to do so.
Who will replace the Earl of Kimberley as a Lords member of the United Kingdom delegation to the North Atlantic Assembly. - Lord Lyell has been approached and has indicated that he would be content to do so.
Who will replace Earl of Kimberley as a Lords member of UK delegation to North Atlantic Assembly. - My noble friend Lord Lyell has been approached & has indicated that he would be content to do so.
Who will replace Earl of Kimberley as a Lords member of UK delegation to North Atlantic Assembly. - My noble friend Lord Lyell has been approached & has indicated that he would be content to do so.
That this House notes with interest the Resolution on the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction passed unanimously by the North Atlantic Assembly in Copenhagen on 12th October; supports the measures identified by the North Atlantic Assembly for strengthening the International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards Regime, such as enlarging the Nuclear Suppliers Group to include former Soviet republics, stricter monitoring of the Missile Technology Control Regime to achieve uniform application of export controls, increased funding for the International Atomic Energy Agency and tougher sanctions against Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty signatory states found to be acting in violation of the treaty; commends the North Atlantic Assembly's recognition that nuclear disarmament by the declared nuclear weapons states is itself an essential safeguard against proliferation; supports the North Atlantic Assembly's call for an early comprehensive test ban treaty, ready for signature by the April 1995 Non-Proliferation Treaty Review Conference; applauds the vision of the North Atlantic Assembly in asking member Governments and Parliaments to 'study ways in which an international deterrent regime could be brought about which would allow the reduction of nuclear weapons in a co-ordinated fashion so that national arsenals can be reduced to a minimum level or even totally abolished'; and strongly urges the British Government to conduct such a study, as thoroughly and publicly as possible, presenting the results to the Foreign Affairs and Defence Select Committees for their consideration and recommendations and for debate in the House.
That this House notes with interest the Resolution on the Proliferation of Weapons of Mass Destruction passed unanimously by the North Atlantic Assembly in Copenhagen on 12th October; supports the measures identified by the North Atlantic Assembly for strengthening the International Atomic Energy Agency Safeguards Regime, such as enlarging the...
If HMG will list in Official Report the UK delegation to North Atlantic Assembly.
If HMG will list in Official Report the UK delegation to North Atlantic Assembly.
That this House warmly welcomes the resolution passed on 26th May 1991 by the North Atlantic Assembly, the political wing of NATO, proposed by its President, Congressman Charles Rose (USA), which recognised that the nations of the Middle East have imported more than ??200 billion in conventional arms, mostly provided by the five permanent members of the United Nations Security Council, and which urged the governments of the United States, France, the United Kingdom, the Soviet Union, China and other major arms supplier nations to act jointly to sharply curtail the transfer of conventional arms and of technologies related to the production of unconventional arms such as ballistic missiles, chemical weapons, biological weapons, and nuclear weapons, and technologies necessary to produce or assemble such weapons; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to respond quickly and positively to the call by the North Atlantic Assembly to take part in a conference with the purpose of establishing such an arms suppliers regime, believing that the uncontrolled proliferation of such weapons constitutes a debilitating diversion of the resources badly needed for development and peace.
That this House warmly welcomes the resolution passed on 26th May 1991 by the North Atlantic Assembly, the political wing of NATO, proposed by its President, Congressman Charles Rose (USA), which recognised that the nations of the Middle East have imported more than ??200 billion in conventional arms, mostly provided...
What consideration has been given to the North Atlantic Assembly's resolution to consider the exchange of information on the production of weapons and equipment.
What consideration has been given to the North Atlantic Assembly's resolution to consider the exchange of information on the production of weapons and equipment.
That this House extends a warm welcome to all delegates and observers participating in the 36th Annual Session of the North Atlantic Assembly in London from 25th to 30th November; congratulates the Assembly on the way in which it has provided an effective framework for bringing together parliamentarians from North America and Europe to discuss defence, security and related issues; is pleased to note the attendance of guest delegations from the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics, Bulgaria, Poland, Hungary, the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic, Australia and Japan; and looks forward to the North Atlantic Assembly continuing to play a useful and constructive role in the formulation of a new strengthened international understanding.
That this House extends a warm welcome to all delegates and observers participating in the 36th Annual Session of the North Atlantic Assembly in London from 25th to 30th November; congratulates the Assembly on the way in which it has provided an effective framework for bringing together parliamentarians from North...
What institutional links exist between NATO & UN, NATO & North Atlantic Assembly, & NATO & European Commission.
What institutional links exist between NATO & UN, NATO & North Atlantic Assembly, & NATO & European Commission.