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If he will give an estimate of how much money could be saved by moving to unitary local government in Wales. - Inc fact that estimated to be cost-neutral & copies of report by financial consultants in Library (as DEP 7984) & Vote Office.
If he will give an estimate of how much money could be saved by moving to unitary local government in Wales. - Inc fact that estimated to be cost-neutral & copies of report by financial consultants in Library (as DEP 7984) & Vote Office.
That this House notes that a recent BBC2 nature programme, Secrets in the Sands, and the visit of a delegation of Maralinga Aborigines to London have drawn attention to the effects of the British atomic test programme in Australia at Maralinga and Emu between 1953 and 1963 on the Maralinga Aborigines; is seriously concerned about the deterioration of their health and cultural heritage as a result of being kept away from their traditional lands for 30 years after the commencement of the test programme and that a portion of their lands will remain dangerously contaminated by plutonium for the next 250,000 years; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to accept joint responsibility with the Australian Government for decontaminating the Maralinga lands so that they are in a fit state for Aboriginal habitation and further to compensate the Aborigines for the loss of any land which, on environmental grounds, cannot be safely decontaminated.
That this House notes that a recent BBC2 nature programme, Secrets in the Sands, and the visit of a delegation of Maralinga Aborigines to London have drawn attention to the effects of the British atomic test programme in Australia at Maralinga and Emu between 1953 and 1963 on the Maralinga...
If he will give a detailed estimate of the cost of setting up and running a Welsh assembly consisting of 76 members. - Inc ref to Cmnd. 6348, Our Changing Democracy.
If he will give a detailed estimate of the cost of setting up and running a Welsh assembly consisting of 76 members. - Inc ref to Cmnd. 6348, Our Changing Democracy.
If he will list the occasions on which he has officially visited Wales since he assumed his present office, and the engagements he has undertaken during those visits.
If he will list the occasions on which he has officially visited Wales since he assumed his present office, and the engagements he has undertaken during those visits.
If he will list the occasions on which he has officially visited Scotland since he assumed his present office, and the engagements he undertook during those visits.
If he will list the occasions on which he has officially visited Scotland since he assumed his present office, and the engagements he undertook during those visits.
If he will give an estimate of the savings that could be provided by moving to a single tier of unitary authorities in Wales. - Proposal for structure of 23 unitary authorities is estimated to be cost-neutral.
If he will give an estimate of the savings that could be provided by moving to a single tier of unitary authorities in Wales. - Proposal for structure of 23 unitary authorities is estimated to be cost-neutral.
What response he intends to make to the report Competition Between Alcoholic Drinks: an Analysis, commissioned by the Scotch Whisky Association and the Gin and Vodka Association; and what amendments he intends seeking to the European Commission's proposals on excise tax rates.
What response he intends to make to the report Competition Between Alcoholic Drinks: an Analysis, commissioned by the Scotch Whisky Association and the Gin and Vodka Association; and what amendments he intends seeking to the European Commission's proposals on excise tax rates.
To comment on proposals for a new European regional body to advise on regional policy and the administration of the structure funds. (Failed OPQ)
To comment on proposals for a new European regional body to advise on regional policy and the administration of the structure funds. (Failed OPQ)
That this House condemns the fact that the State Law and Order Restoration Council, the brutal military junta in Burma, has still not handed over power to the democratically-elected National League for Democracy who won 82 per cent. of the vote in the general election in Burma on 27th May 1990, that criticism of SLORC is an imprisonable offence and that the ex-Secretary of the NLD, Aung San Suu Kyi, winner of the 1991 Nobel Peace Prize, has now been under house arrest for more than two years; and further calls on Her Majesty's Government to continue to condemn SLORC, to support the Swedish-sponsored resolution at this year's United Nations General Assembly criticising Burma's human rights record and to call for the free and unconditional release of Aung San Suu Kyi.
That this House condemns the fact that the State Law and Order Restoration Council, the brutal military junta in Burma, has still not handed over power to the democratically-elected National League for Democracy who won 82 per cent. of the vote in the general election in Burma on 27th May...
If he will extend the consultation period on the Welsh Office Paper The Structure of Local Government in Wales. (Failed OPQ)
If he will extend the consultation period on the Welsh Office Paper The Structure of Local Government in Wales. (Failed OPQ)
What assessment he has made of the reasons for the fall in applications for new licences and animal test certificates in 1990; to estimate average cost & length of time required by veterinary medicine companies in preparing data on safety & quality for submission of an application for new products;...
What assessment he has made of the reasons for the fall in applications for new licences and animal test certificates in 1990; to estimate average cost & length of time required by veterinary medicine companies in preparing data on safety & quality for submission of an application for new products;...
What are the relative contributions to the United Kingdom's balance of trade of spirits and wine. - In 1990 UKs crude trade surplus in spirits was valued at #1,679 million & the crude deficit in wine at #951 million.
What are the relative contributions to the United Kingdom's balance of trade of spirits and wine. - In 1990 UKs crude trade surplus in spirits was valued at #1,679 million & the crude deficit in wine at #951 million.
How much of the United Kingdom's wine imports come from the European Community. - A total of 93% of the value of United Kingdom imports of wine in 1990 came from other EC countries.
How much of the United Kingdom's wine imports come from the European Community. - A total of 93% of the value of United Kingdom imports of wine in 1990 came from other EC countries.
Statement on arrangements in Wales when the Farm and Countryside Service is established as a separate agency in April 1992.
Statement on arrangements in Wales when the Farm and Countryside Service is established as a separate agency in April 1992.
If he will undertake a review of the structure of local government in Wales (Failed OPQ) - Yes, I am.
If he will undertake a review of the structure of local government in Wales (Failed OPQ) - Yes, I am.
That this House congratulates the Scotch whisky industry on its contribution to the United Kingdom economy, through export earnings abroad and Exchequer revenue at home; recognises the considerable employment provided by the industry in Scotland, particularly in rural areas; expresses serious concern at the discriminatory nature of excise duties on spirit drinks, whose present structure places Scotch whisky at a distinct competitive disadvantage, most notably with imported table wines and beer; and calls on Her Majesty's Government to commit itself to the gradual equalisation of excise duties on all alcoholic drinks on the basis of their alcoholic strength in order to eliminate damaging discrimination against the world's best-known spirit in its home market.
That this House congratulates the Scotch whisky industry on its contribution to the United Kingdom economy, through export earnings abroad and Exchequer revenue at home; recognises the considerable employment provided by the industry in Scotland, particularly in rural areas; expresses serious concern at the discriminatory nature of excise duties on...