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That this House notes with concern the revelation that the Right honourable Member for Kensington and Chelsea's declared remuneration and agreement in the Register of Members' Interests with the oil company Kerr McGee is only a 'small proportion of our much wider agreement'; also notes with concern the apparent contradiction that he 'rarely, if ever' gives Kerr McGee advice on UK matters and the Register entry that states he gives only 'international advice' to the company; further notes that the Right honourable Member, as Shadow Chancellor, is in charge of setting Conservative tax policy for the oil industry in the UK; regrets his refusal to publish further details of his links with the company; therefore demands that the Right honourable Member clarify the full extent of his links with Kerr McGee; further demands that the Right honourable Member declare whether he has every advised Kerr McGee on UK issues; notes that until the Right honourable Member clarifies his relationship with Kerr McGee, a potential conflict of interest arises with his role of setting Conservation tax policy as Shadow Chancellor; and further calls on the new Chairman of the Committee on Standards in Public Life to investigate the fact that 'non-domestic' advice given by honourable Members to companies is undeclarable.
That this House notes with concern the revelation that the Right honourable Member for Kensington and Chelsea's declared remuneration and agreement in the Register of Members' Interests with the oil company Kerr McGee is only a 'small proportion of our much wider agreement'; also notes with concern the apparent contradiction...
Personal statement by Michael Portillo apologising for failing to declare a registered interest during the conclusion of the budget debate.
Personal statement by Michael Portillo apologising for failing to declare a registered interest during the conclusion of the budget debate.
Supplementary business question on Michael Portillo and the Register of Members Interests.
Supplementary business question on Michael Portillo and the Register of Members Interests.
Introduction of Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo. (Kensington and Chelsea).
Introduction of Michael Denzil Xavier Portillo. (Kensington and Chelsea).
Whether the Secretary of State for Defence visited the Palestinian National Authority, either at Orient House in Jerusalem or elsewhere, during his recent visit to Israel. - No.
Whether the Secretary of State for Defence visited the Palestinian National Authority, either at Orient House in Jerusalem or elsewhere, during his recent visit to Israel. - No.
Whether, during his recent visit to Israel, the Secretary of State for Defence discussed a possible comprehensive security co-operation agreement between Britain and Israel, or between NATO and Israel, on the lines of that now due for signature later this month between Israel and the United States concerning defence against...
Whether, during his recent visit to Israel, the Secretary of State for Defence discussed a possible comprehensive security co-operation agreement between Britain and Israel, or between NATO and Israel, on the lines of that now due for signature later this month between Israel and the United States concerning defence against...
If Sec of State for Defence was speaking for British Govt when he said, after military briefing in Israel an attack on Lebanon code name 'Grapes of Wrath' that 'I would not describe the Israeli reaction as disproportionate' (The Times 16 April).
If Sec of State for Defence was speaking for British Govt when he said, after military briefing in Israel an attack on Lebanon code name 'Grapes of Wrath' that 'I would not describe the Israeli reaction as disproportionate' (The Times 16 April).
That this House notes reports that the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is considering legal action over allegations that he knew of an arms contract for weapons to go eventually to Iran; recalls that the former Defence Minister, Alan Clarke, when accused of similar misdeeds, threatened to sue a national newspaper but subsequently did not do so; considers that this is a device which can be misused by Members of this House to avoid the relevant issue being discussed; further notes that, in this current case, relevant documentation, including minutes of meetings of the company concerned, has been impounded and held by Departments of State and perhaps the Security Service; notes how the state was prepared to allow company directors to be prosecuted and possibly imprisoned by withholding vital evidence, and that this matter is subject to consideration by the Scott Inquiry; and therefore is concerned whether any suggested legal action by the Chief Secretary would be conducted on the basis of the full availability of all information, or fairness.
That this House notes reports that the Chief Secretary to the Treasury is considering legal action over allegations that he knew of an arms contract for weapons to go eventually to Iran; recalls that the former Defence Minister, Alan Clarke, when accused of similar misdeeds, threatened to sue a national...