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How many people became unemployed during 1991 in the United Kingdom. - Figures given.
How many people became unemployed during 1991 in the United Kingdom. - Figures given.
That this House believes nine million children deserve quality education and welcomes the Children's Charter produced by the National Union of Teachers as a positive statement to raise standards and educational opportunities for children; supports the principle of a free high-quality education system committed to equal opportunities for all pupils, with all schools equitably resourced; recognises that a high-quality education service relies upon well-motivated, properly qualified and trained teachers, with time and resources available to them to fulfil their professional role; and calls upon the Government and all political parties represented in Parliament to commit themselves to providing the policies that will so enhance and develop the education system to meet present and future needs.
That this House believes nine million children deserve quality education and welcomes the Children's Charter produced by the National Union of Teachers as a positive statement to raise standards and educational opportunities for children; supports the principle of a free high-quality education system committed to equal opportunities for all pupils,...
That this House is greatly concerned by the effective cut by 15 per cent. of eligible education expenditure announced for 1992-93 by the Home Office for section 11 funding payments to local authorities; notes that these grants account for 75 per cent. of salary costs of staff engaged in special provision for ethnic minorities; believes that teachers paid from these funds provide an invaluable service by teaching English as a second language, giving bilingual support, making the curriculum accessible to ethnic minority pupils, giving pastoral support and being involved in home school liaison; is alarmed by the Home Office guidance which outlines a scaling down procedure for projects, subject to a tapering of the rate of grant, which will inevitably lead to a proportionate loss of section 11 posts within local education authorities; and urges the Government to recognise the continuing value of the work undertaken supporting ethnic minority pupils alongside their class teachers, and restore expenditure levels prior to its formal financial approval of funding levels in February 1992 to provide security of employment to section 11 teachers.
That this House is greatly concerned by the effective cut by 15 per cent. of eligible education expenditure announced for 1992-93 by the Home Office for section 11 funding payments to local authorities; notes that these grants account for 75 per cent. of salary costs of staff engaged in special...
That this House, believing that wild and unsubstantiated statements about individuals or organisations, play an unacceptable role in politics, condemns the untrue statement by the honourable Member for Enfield North, presently the Minister of State for Education, that the National Union of Teachers 'subscribes heavily to the Labour Party'; and, although he has now apologised and withdrawn this statement, further believes that any costs involved should be paid by himself and not the Treasury.
That this House, believing that wild and unsubstantiated statements about individuals or organisations, play an unacceptable role in politics, condemns the untrue statement by the honourable Member for Enfield North, presently the Minister of State for Education, that the National Union of Teachers 'subscribes heavily to the Labour Party'; and,...
If he will take steps to hold a representative delegate conference to raise issues conducive to religious tolerance and peace in Ireland. (Failed OPQ)
If he will take steps to hold a representative delegate conference to raise issues conducive to religious tolerance and peace in Ireland. (Failed OPQ)
What plans he has to update his survey into school libraries.
What plans he has to update his survey into school libraries.
How many prohibition notices were issued against employers in 1989-90 relating to the control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and the Railways Inspectorate. - Inc table.
How many prohibition notices were issued against employers in 1989-90 relating to the control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and the Railways Inspectorate. - Inc table.
How many prosecutions were taken against employers in 1989-90 relating to the control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and Railways Inspectorate; and what were the penalties in each case. - Inc figures.
How many prosecutions were taken against employers in 1989-90 relating to the control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and Railways Inspectorate; and what were the penalties in each case. - Inc figures.
How many improvement notices were issued against employers in 1989-90 relating to control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and the Railways Inspectorate. - Table given.
How many improvement notices were issued against employers in 1989-90 relating to control of noise at work for each of the geographical areas of, respectively, the Factory Inspectorate, the Mines and Quarries Inspectorate, the Agricultural Inspectorate and the Railways Inspectorate. - Table given.
If he has any plans to build houses for rent at reasonable prices for those people who cannot afford to buy houses. (Failed OPQ) - Includes figure for Housing Corporation funding.
If he has any plans to build houses for rent at reasonable prices for those people who cannot afford to buy houses. (Failed OPQ) - Includes figure for Housing Corporation funding.
What was the number of unemployed in December 1979 and 1989. - Inc figures. (Failed OPQ).
What was the number of unemployed in December 1979 and 1989. - Inc figures. (Failed OPQ).
If he has any contacts of any kind with his opposite number in Iraq. (Failed OPQ)
If he has any contacts of any kind with his opposite number in Iraq. (Failed OPQ)
How many representations he has received concerning his approach to the Report on the Monopolies and Mergers Commission Report on the Brewing Industry. (Failed OPQ). - Includes figure.
How many representations he has received concerning his approach to the Report on the Monopolies and Mergers Commission Report on the Brewing Industry. (Failed OPQ). - Includes figure.
If he has any plans to meet the Foreign Minister of Israel. (Failed OPQ)
If he has any plans to meet the Foreign Minister of Israel. (Failed OPQ)