Further to the Answer of the Earl Howe on 26th November and the letter from Mr.Borrett (WA 7), whether attempts have been made for some years to find an alternative use for the Public Record Office building in Chancery Lane; whether these efforts have met with success; and whether the...

Further to the Answer of the Earl Howe on 26th November and the letter from Mr.Borrett (WA 7), whether attempts have been made for some years to find an alternative use for the Public Record Office building in Chancery Lane; whether these efforts have met with success; and whether the...

Further to the answer of the Lord Chancellor on 18 November 575 c123-4WA, what are the classes of public records, such as census returns, which are not being transferred to Kew and what are the new addresses where they can still be found and examined. - Includes details.

Further to the answer of the Lord Chancellor on 18 November 575 c123-4WA, what are the classes of public records, such as census returns, which are not being transferred to Kew and what are the new addresses where they can still be found and examined. - Includes details.

Whether the will of Lord Nelson made in October 1805 before the battle of Trafalgar is kept among the public records and, if so, whether it can be examined and copies made.

Whether the will of Lord Nelson made in October 1805 before the battle of Trafalgar is kept among the public records and, if so, whether it can be examined and copies made.

Further to the answer of Earl Howe on 12th November 1996 (HL Deb., c96WA), whether proceedings by or against PACE (Property Advisers to the Civil Estate) are subject to the provisions of the Crown Proceedings Act 1947 and otherwise of no effect.

Further to the answer of Earl Howe on 12th November 1996 (HL Deb., c96WA), whether proceedings by or against PACE (Property Advisers to the Civil Estate) are subject to the provisions of the Crown Proceedings Act 1947 and otherwise of no effect.

Whether HMG have considered the future of the Rolls Chapel, being part of the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane; and whether it is to be demolished, preserved or sold. - Text of letter from Mr Neil Borrett of the Civil Estate.

Whether HMG have considered the future of the Rolls Chapel, being part of the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane; and whether it is to be demolished, preserved or sold. - Text of letter from Mr Neil Borrett of the Civil Estate.

Further to the Answer of the Earl Howe at 575 c27WA, whether the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane was built, executed and used by the authority of a public statute - namely the Public Records Act of 1838 - and was for the purpose of keeping safe the public...

Further to the Answer of the Earl Howe at 575 c27WA, whether the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane was built, executed and used by the authority of a public statute - namely the Public Records Act of 1838 - and was for the purpose of keeping safe the public...

Further to the Answer of Earl Howe on 31 October 1996 (col WA 27), whether Property Advisers to the Civil Estate (PACE) is a legal entity or has any legal personality or existence and, if so, whether they will specify it; whether PACE can only buy or sell property or...

Further to the Answer of Earl Howe on 31 October 1996 (col WA 27), whether Property Advisers to the Civil Estate (PACE) is a legal entity or has any legal personality or existence and, if so, whether they will specify it; whether PACE can only buy or sell property or...

Further to the Answer of Earl Howe on 25th July 574 c164-5WA, what is the "framework document" and whether it has been authorised by Parliament or has some other authority; what is the agency referred to in the Answer and whether it is what is called by government departments an...

Further to the Answer of Earl Howe on 25th July 574 c164-5WA, what is the "framework document" and whether it has been authorised by Parliament or has some other authority; what is the agency referred to in the Answer and whether it is what is called by government departments an...

Further to the answer of Earl Howe on 25th July (c164-5), whether HMG have decided on the future of the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane and whether it will be maintained in its existing state or be transformed by internal reconstruction into something different. - Including text of letter...

Further to the answer of Earl Howe on 25th July (c164-5), whether HMG have decided on the future of the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane and whether it will be maintained in its existing state or be transformed by internal reconstruction into something different. - Including text of letter...

Whether HMG are aware of a proposal that the ancient records of the realm now in the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane should be transferred to a new building at Kew and that the building itself in Chancery Lane should be converted into Courts of Law, and whether such...

Whether HMG are aware of a proposal that the ancient records of the realm now in the Public Record Office in Chancery Lane should be transferred to a new building at Kew and that the building itself in Chancery Lane should be converted into Courts of Law, and whether such...

Further to the answer of Baroness Blatch on 7th November, whether the regulations and directives referred to in paragraph 3, sub-paragraph (3) of the first schedule have been made by the Commissioners and the Chief Charity Commissioner; and, if so, whether they are available to the public and, if so,...

Further to the answer of Baroness Blatch on 7th November, whether the regulations and directives referred to in paragraph 3, sub-paragraph (3) of the first schedule have been made by the Commissioners and the Chief Charity Commissioner; and, if so, whether they are available to the public and, if so,...

Further to the answers of the Baroness Blatch on 23 and 25 October 1995, whether the regulations referred to in the said Answers were printed and published by the government printer in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3, subsection 2, of the said schedule and the provisions of the...

Further to the answers of the Baroness Blatch on 23 and 25 October 1995, whether the regulations referred to in the said Answers were printed and published by the government printer in accordance with the provisions of paragraph 3, subsection 2, of the said schedule and the provisions of the...

If Secretaries of State have established executive agencies for carrying out of some of their functions and if these agencies have been set up under Act of Parliament or by administrative direction, as for instance, Planning Inspectorate at Bristol under the Town and Country Planning Act. - Includes list.

If Secretaries of State have established executive agencies for carrying out of some of their functions and if these agencies have been set up under Act of Parliament or by administrative direction, as for instance, Planning Inspectorate at Bristol under the Town and Country Planning Act. - Includes list.

Further to the answers given by Baroness Blatch on 20 March (HL Deb, col WA59) and 3 April (HL Deb, col WA4), whether the functions of the Charity Commissioners as defined by Sections 1(1) and 1(3) of the Charities Act 1993 are to be exercised by the commissioners acting as...

Further to the answers given by Baroness Blatch on 20 March (HL Deb, col WA59) and 3 April (HL Deb, col WA4), whether the functions of the Charity Commissioners as defined by Sections 1(1) and 1(3) of the Charities Act 1993 are to be exercised by the commissioners acting as...

If functions of Charity Commissioners, as defined by Sections 1(1) and 1(3) of Charities Act 1993, are to be exercised by commissioners acting as a board under paragraph 3(4) of first schedule, or can be carried out by an assistant commissioner under paragraph 3(3), without reference to board; and if...

If functions of Charity Commissioners, as defined by Sections 1(1) and 1(3) of Charities Act 1993, are to be exercised by commissioners acting as a board under paragraph 3(4) of first schedule, or can be carried out by an assistant commissioner under paragraph 3(3), without reference to board; and if...

Further to the Answer of Baroness Blatch on 20 March (WA 59) what was the nature of the competition, as a result of which the Chief Commissioner was appointed; and, in particular, to whom it was open, who where those who completed and who made the appointment.

Further to the Answer of Baroness Blatch on 20 March (WA 59) what was the nature of the competition, as a result of which the Chief Commissioner was appointed; and, in particular, to whom it was open, who where those who completed and who made the appointment.

Whether Charity Commissioners have been appointed in accordance with Schedule 1 to the Charities Act 1993; if so, what are their names and qualifications, salaries and allowances; whether they were appointed as a result of advertisement or by other means of selection, and, if so, by what means; and whether...

Whether Charity Commissioners have been appointed in accordance with Schedule 1 to the Charities Act 1993; if so, what are their names and qualifications, salaries and allowances; whether they were appointed as a result of advertisement or by other means of selection, and, if so, by what means; and whether...

Whether, in respect of country lanes in Hampshire, the county Council have misinterpreted and misapplied Section 54 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, as disclosed in the report on two paths in the village of Bradley by Major General Rougier, dated 16th September 1994 and referred to The Times...

Whether, in respect of country lanes in Hampshire, the county Council have misinterpreted and misapplied Section 54 of the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981, as disclosed in the report on two paths in the village of Bradley by Major General Rougier, dated 16th September 1994 and referred to The Times...

Further to the answer of the Earl of Arran on 26th May 1994 and the letter annexed thereto (555 c51-2WA) whether the procedure for determining legal issues is contrary to the principles of administrative law in that they are determined by the department's legal staff without hearing either side and...

Further to the answer of the Earl of Arran on 26th May 1994 and the letter annexed thereto (555 c51-2WA) whether the procedure for determining legal issues is contrary to the principles of administrative law in that they are determined by the department's legal staff without hearing either side and...

If it is open to a parish council or most of inhabitants of a parish to make a complaint of maladministration by officers of county council, or if it is excluded by reason of Section 26, sub-paragraph 7, and Section 27, sub-paragraph 1, of Local Government Act 1974; and if...

If it is open to a parish council or most of inhabitants of a parish to make a complaint of maladministration by officers of county council, or if it is excluded by reason of Section 26, sub-paragraph 7, and Section 27, sub-paragraph 1, of Local Government Act 1974; and if...