To ask Her Majesty’s Government, in the light of the current position whereby there are three unpaid Ministers in the House of Commons and the unpaid Ministers in the House of Lords, whether they have plans to amend legislation so that all Ministers are fairly remunerated.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government, in the light of the current position whereby there are three unpaid Ministers in the House of Commons and the unpaid Ministers in the House of Lords, whether they have plans to amend legislation so that all Ministers are fairly remunerated.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Strathclyde on 28 November (WA 23-4), how many Conservative Ministers there are in the House of Commons and how many of them are unpaid; and how many Liberal Democrat Ministers there are in the House of Commons and...

To ask Her Majesty’s Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Strathclyde on 28 November (WA 23-4), how many Conservative Ministers there are in the House of Commons and how many of them are unpaid; and how many Liberal Democrat Ministers there are in the House of Commons and...

To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many Ministers in the House of Lords are remunerated and to which parties they belong; how many Ministers in the House of Lords are not remunerated and to which parties they belong; and for what reasons some Ministers are not remunerated.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government how many Ministers in the House of Lords are remunerated and to which parties they belong; how many Ministers in the House of Lords are not remunerated and to which parties they belong; and for what reasons some Ministers are not remunerated.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government what proportion of the £35 billion in taxes which they estimate is lost to the United Kingdom each year results from (a) illegal tax evasion, and (b) legal tax avoidance.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government what proportion of the £35 billion in taxes which they estimate is lost to the United Kingdom each year results from (a) illegal tax evasion, and (b) legal tax avoidance.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have any plans to require publicly quoted companies registered in the United Kingdom to hold their annual general meetings in the United Kingdom.

To ask Her Majesty’s Government whether they have any plans to require publicly quoted companies registered in the United Kingdom to hold their annual general meetings in the United Kingdom.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidelines on childhood obesity recommends surgical procedures; and, if so, which specific procedures are recommended.

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether the National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence guidelines on childhood obesity recommends surgical procedures; and, if so, which specific procedures are recommended.

asked Her Majesty's Government:How much electricity would be generated by the proposed new wind farm on the Isle of Lewis; and how many people this amount of electricity could supply; and

asked Her Majesty's Government:How much electricity would be generated by the proposed new wind farm on the Isle of Lewis; and how many people this amount of electricity could supply; and

How much land the proposed new wind farm on the Isle of Lewis would occupy as a proportion of the whole island; how many more wind turbines could be situated on the remaining area; how much electricity that number of turbines could generate; and how many people this amount of...

How much land the proposed new wind farm on the Isle of Lewis would occupy as a proportion of the whole island; how many more wind turbines could be situated on the remaining area; how much electricity that number of turbines could generate; and how many people this amount of...

Why their obligations under the extradition treaty with the Government of the United States have become effective before the reciprocal obligations of the United States commenced.

Why their obligations under the extradition treaty with the Government of the United States have become effective before the reciprocal obligations of the United States commenced.

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Scotland of Asthal on 11 July (WA 123), why data on prosecutions for speaking on a hand-held telephone while driving in 2004 will not be available until 2006.

Further to the Written Answer by the Baroness Scotland of Asthal on 11 July (WA 123), why data on prosecutions for speaking on a hand-held telephone while driving in 2004 will not be available until 2006.

How many successful prosecutions there have been since December 2003 for the offence of speaking on a hand-held mobile telephone while driving; and how many fines have been issued for this offence.

How many successful prosecutions there have been since December 2003 for the offence of speaking on a hand-held mobile telephone while driving; and how many fines have been issued for this offence.

How many passes to Parliament are in issue; and how many are unaccounted for. - Inc figures. [HL 166].

How many passes to Parliament are in issue; and how many are unaccounted for. - Inc figures. [HL 166].

Whether any National Health Service funding will be made available to treat patients with severe diabetes in the United Kingdom to enable them to cease to need insulin; whether the National Institute for Clinical Excellence has considered this procedure; and, if not, whether it is planning to do so. [HL...

Whether any National Health Service funding will be made available to treat patients with severe diabetes in the United Kingdom to enable them to cease to need insulin; whether the National Institute for Clinical Excellence has considered this procedure; and, if not, whether it is planning to do so. [HL...

Whether there are any plans to send National Health Service patients with severe diabetes to Canada for treatment to enable them to cease to need insulin. [HL 4955].

Whether there are any plans to send National Health Service patients with severe diabetes to Canada for treatment to enable them to cease to need insulin. [HL 4955].

Whether there are any plans to send National Health Service patients with severe heart disease to Germany for treatment by the injection of stem cells following successful operations in that country; and whether any National Health Service funding will be made available to treat patients with severe heart disease in...

Whether there are any plans to send National Health Service patients with severe heart disease to Germany for treatment by the injection of stem cells following successful operations in that country; and whether any National Health Service funding will be made available to treat patients with severe heart disease in...

(a) How many National Health Service patients had hip replacements in 2003; (b) what is the estimated length of time that patients have to wait for such an operation; and (c) what is the estimated number of patients awaiting hip replacements at present. [HL 4929]. - Inc figures.

(a) How many National Health Service patients had hip replacements in 2003; (b) what is the estimated length of time that patients have to wait for such an operation; and (c) what is the estimated number of patients awaiting hip replacements at present. [HL 4929]. - Inc figures.

Why Questions for Written Answer tabled in this Parliamentary Session and answered after the end of the Session will not be printed in the Official Report, given that such Questions are on public record. [HL 4973].

Why Questions for Written Answer tabled in this Parliamentary Session and answered after the end of the Session will not be printed in the Official Report, given that such Questions are on public record. [HL 4973].

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Warner on 28 April 2004 (660 c88WA), how it is possible to calculate whether there is sufficient capacity in future to carry out hip replacements if the Government cannot ascertain how many people are on waiting lists, for how long they have...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Warner on 28 April 2004 (660 c88WA), how it is possible to calculate whether there is sufficient capacity in future to carry out hip replacements if the Government cannot ascertain how many people are on waiting lists, for how long they have...

How many people are awaiting a hip replacement in the National Health Service; what is the maximum time that any are waiting; how many hip replacements were carried out in 2003; and what is the current monthly rate of demand for hip replacements - Inc figure. [HL 2462].

How many people are awaiting a hip replacement in the National Health Service; what is the maximum time that any are waiting; how many hip replacements were carried out in 2003; and what is the current monthly rate of demand for hip replacements - Inc figure. [HL 2462].

Whether it is illegal for cyclists to (a) cross junctions whilst traffic lights are red, (b) cycle without lights after lighting up time, (c) cycle on a pedestrian pavement, or (d) proceed down a one-way street in a prohibited direction; and, if any of the above are offences, how many...

Whether it is illegal for cyclists to (a) cross junctions whilst traffic lights are red, (b) cycle without lights after lighting up time, (c) cycle on a pedestrian pavement, or (d) proceed down a one-way street in a prohibited direction; and, if any of the above are offences, how many...