United Kingdom · Motion · Early Day Motion
EDM 409
GIFTING OF MILITARY EQUIPMENT TO THE IRAQI INTERIM GOVERNMENT
Introduced
16 December 2004
Last action
16 December 2004 · Early Day Motion
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0
Sponsors
Glenda Jackson
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Source updated
16 December 2004
Summary
That this House while welcoming the gifting of equipment for training purposes to the Iraqi Interim Government, as detailed in the Ministry of Defence minute dated 15th December, deplores the inclusion of this gift of live ammunition, grenade launchers and pistols; and calls upon the Government to withdraw such military hardware, which will do nothing to reduce violence and intimidation in a country awash with such weapons.
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16 December 2004
Early Day Motion
That this House while welcoming the gifting of equipment for training purposes to the Iraqi Interim Government, as detailed in the Ministry of Defence minute dated 15th December, deplores the inclusion of this gift of live ammunition, grenade launchers and pistols; and calls upon the Government to withdraw such military hardware, which will do nothing to reduce violence and intimidation in a country awash with such weapons.
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- Glenda Jackson · Labour · Primary sponsor
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- Official source: https://edm.parliament.uk/early-day-motions/26938
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- uk · edm-26938 · source updated 16 December 2004