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United Kingdom · Official source
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United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 16 December 2009
A Bill to make provision about the use or supply of tanning devices that use artificial ultra-violet radiation; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 17 December 2007
That this House congratulates the Government on its announcement on the extension of the Financial Assistance Scheme, providing the just and final settlement for 140,000 people who lost their savings when their employers' pension schemes collapsed; and calls on all parties to co-operate to establish an effective mechanism as quickly as possible to get the money to the pensioners as soon as possible.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 5 December 2007
A Bill to reduce the voting age for parliamentary and other elections to 16 years
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 19 December 2006
That this House, whilst welcoming the capacity of the tax credits system to respond swiftly to the changed circumstances of claimants, thereby offering timely extra financial assistance in many cases, recognises that such flexibility increases the potential for overpayments; and, in the light of the decision on 14th November of the European Court of Human Rights in Tsfayo v United Kingdom on the adequacy of judicial review as a remedy, calls upon the Government to legislate without delay for a right of appeal to the Independent Appeal Tribunal on whether any such overpayment is recoverable by HM Revenue and Customs, in compliance with Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 16 December 2003
That this House notes the serious nature of injuries sustained in pubs and clubs from pint and half pint capacity glasses and glass bottles; further notes that lasting physical and psychological scarring frequently results from such injuries, predominantly in young people; notes the substantial expenditure these injuries necessitate in terms of burdens on tax payers through criminal injury compensation awards; further notes that research carried out at the University of Wales College of Medicine indicates that many injuries could be prevented through a switch to multi-layer plastic bottles and that there is a need to increase safety standards by kite marking one pint and half pint capacity glasses to indicate conformity to basic manufacturing standards for toughened glass; congratulates all those involved in bringing about the almost universal adoption of toughened glass over the past five to 10 years; now urges the British Standards Institution to develop manufacturing standards for toughened glass and local authorities and the police to ban the carrying of glasses and glass bottles in public places.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 16 May 2000
That this House believes that breastfeeding should be allowed in standing and select committees of the House.