Communication Support (Deafness) Bill
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 19 June 2013
A Bill to establish a body to assess provision of communication support for Deaf people and to make recommendations; and for connected purposes.
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United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 19 June 2013
A Bill to establish a body to assess provision of communication support for Deaf people and to make recommendations; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 13 May 2009
A Bill to make requirements relating to the design and operation of school buses; to make provision about road safety training for drivers and users of school buses; to establish a School Bus Safety Council; and for connected purposes.
United Kingdom · UK Parliament · 18 May 2000
That this House regrets the Home Secretary's decision to admit Mike Tyson for a second fight to be staged in Glasgow in spite of the overwhelming opposition of Scottish public opinion; regrets the Home Secretary's explanation that substantial revenue lost to the UK economy is a reason for this decision, putting profit over principle; and insists that this decision must be accompanied by a condemnation of crimes of violence, particularly against women.