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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, whether licences from the Rural Payments Agency will be required for ethyl alcohol imported from the EU after the transition period.
To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, whether licences from the Rural Payments Agency will be required for ethyl alcohol imported from the EU after the transition period.
Yes, under retained EU law, amended by the Import and Export Licences (Amendment etc.) (EU Exit) Regulations 2019, any import of ethyl alcohol into the UK after the end of the transition period will need to be accompanied by an import licence issued by the Rural Payments Agency.
Responses to consultation: Rebalancing the Licensing Act. Inc analysis by the Alcohol Strategy Unit. 99 p.
Responses to consultation: Rebalancing the Licensing Act. Inc analysis by the Alcohol Strategy Unit. 99 p.
Liquor licensing - the way forward: government proposals to reform liquor licensing law in Northern Ireland; consultation paper. Inc. initial regulatory impact assessment. 47 p.
Liquor licensing - the way forward: government proposals to reform liquor licensing law in Northern Ireland; consultation paper. Inc. initial regulatory impact assessment. 47 p.
SI 2005/1524 (Negative instrument). Together with an explanatory memorandum from the Treasury. Coming into force 1 July 2005
SI 2005/1524 (Negative instrument). Together with an explanatory memorandum from the Treasury. Coming into force 1 July 2005
Draft SI on regulatory reform (Sunday trading). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on regulatory reform (Sunday trading). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on regulatory reform (sunday trading). (Affirmative instrument). Together with a statement by the Department of Trade and Industry. Approved by Parliament. Made 26 February 2004 (SI 2004/470). Coming into force 27 February 2004.
Draft SI on regulatory reform (sunday trading). (Affirmative instrument). Together with a statement by the Department of Trade and Industry. Approved by Parliament. Made 26 February 2004 (SI 2004/470). Coming into force 27 February 2004.
Sunday Trading Act 1994 notification procedures: public consultation on a proposal to remove by means of a Regulatory Reform Order the requirement for large shops (internal floor area of over 280 square metres) to give 14 days notices of their Sunday opening hours or any change in their Sunday opening hours to local authorities and to remove the requirement on local authorities to maintain a register or such notifications and to remove the restrictions on the sale of methylated spirits on a Sunday. 38 p. DTI. 2003.
Sunday Trading Act 1994 notification procedures: public consultation on a proposal to remove by means of a Regulatory Reform Order the requirement for large shops (internal floor area of over 280 square metres) to give 14 days notices of their Sunday opening hours or any change in their Sunday opening...
Supplementary business question on licensing hours and alcohol abuse (inc ref to EDM 80 2001/02).
Supplementary business question on licensing hours and alcohol abuse (inc ref to EDM 80 2001/02).
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how many vehicles were seized for illegally importing alcohol or tobacco in (a) 2000 and (b) 2001; and how many were destined for (i) the North East and (ii) South Tyneside. - Ref to 30 October 2001, 373 c625W.
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, how many vehicles were seized for illegally importing alcohol or tobacco in (a) 2000 and (b) 2001; and how many were destined for (i) the North East and (ii) South Tyneside. - Ref to 30 October 2001, 373 c625W.
That this House considers that when ordering a pint measure beer and cider drinkers should receive a full liquid pint without having to ask for a top up; notes research conducted by CAMRA which reveals that 80 per cent. of pints served in pubs are under measure, some by up to 15 per cent.; further notes that current legislation is insufficient to protect consumers from short measures and that attempts at self-regulation have comprehensively failed; believes that there is an urgent need for legislation to protect Britain's 15 million beer and cider drinkers from short measures; welcomes the Government's proposals announced in December 2000 to introduce more effective protection against short measures; and urges the Government to ensure drinkers receive fair measures.
That this House considers that when ordering a pint measure beer and cider drinkers should receive a full liquid pint without having to ask for a top up; notes research conducted by CAMRA which reveals that 80 per cent. of pints served in pubs are under measure, some by up...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many persons died wholly or primarily as a result of the use of (a) alcohol, (b) tobacco, (c) cannabis, (d) heroin and (e) cocaine in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc table and figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, how many persons died wholly or primarily as a result of the use of (a) alcohol, (b) tobacco, (c) cannabis, (d) heroin and (e) cocaine in the last year for which figures are available. - Inc table and figures.
I. The prediction of biological activity. Porton Down technical paper no 951. CBDE. 1966. II. The effects of small doses of TL 2636 on human subjects at rest and exercising in the laboratory and in the field. Applied Biology Committee/CBDE. 1968. III. An oripavine derivate (TL 2636) as a potential incapacitating agent. Porton technical paper no 835. Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment. 1963. IV. A neuropharmacological comparison in the cat of the catalepsy producing drugs TL 2833, morphine and bulbocapnine. Technical paper no 8. Chemical Defence Establishment. 1969. V. The preparation of tertiary alcohols of the 6:14 endoetheno tetrahydro oripavine series. Nancekuke report no 78. Chemical Defence Experimental Establishment. 1966. VI. The effects of small oral doses of an oripavine derivative on human subjects under both laboratory and field conditions. Technical paper no 68. Chemical Defence Establishment. 1972. VII. Some application of potentiometric titrations in non-aqeuous media. Nancekuke internal note no 9. CDEE. 1965. VIII. Analysis of tertiary alcohols of the 6:14 endetheno tetrahydro oripavine series. CDEE. 1966.
I. The prediction of biological activity. Porton Down technical paper no 951. CBDE. 1966. II. The effects of small doses of TL 2636 on human subjects at rest and exercising in the laboratory and in the field. Applied Biology Committee/CBDE. 1968. III. An oripavine derivate (TL 2636) as a potential...
[1] Lead replacement petrol environmental assessment. [2] Summary of the environmental assessment of proposals submitted in response to the governments 'green fuels challenge'. DETR. 2001.
[1] Lead replacement petrol environmental assessment. [2] Summary of the environmental assessment of proposals submitted in response to the governments 'green fuels challenge'. DETR. 2001.