How many serving officers, officers retired from the Armed Forces, and officials retired from the Ministry of Defence have applied to join defence firms in the following countries: the United States, France, Germany, Italy and Japan, and in each case how many have been given permission to do so, and...

How many serving officers, officers retired from the Armed Forces, and officials retired from the Ministry of Defence have applied to join defence firms in the following countries: the United States, France, Germany, Italy and Japan, and in each case how many have been given permission to do so, and...

Whether Lord Henley's statement (HL Deb 8 February col WA 12) that former Ministry of Defence personnel have applied to join the United States manufacturers of Tomahawk missiles, which Her Majesty's Government are considering buying yet Her Majesty's Government "maintain no record of whether any individual has joined either company"...

Whether Lord Henley's statement (HL Deb 8 February col WA 12) that former Ministry of Defence personnel have applied to join the United States manufacturers of Tomahawk missiles, which Her Majesty's Government are considering buying yet Her Majesty's Government "maintain no record of whether any individual has joined either company"...

Whether Lord Henley's Answer of Thursday 15 December (HL Deb; col. WA 141) to the effect that the Ministry of Defence keeps no record of Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry means that they do not monitor in any way whether officers...

Whether Lord Henley's Answer of Thursday 15 December (HL Deb; col. WA 141) to the effect that the Ministry of Defence keeps no record of Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry means that they do not monitor in any way whether officers...

whether, further Lord Henley's Answer of 30 January (HL Deb col WA 139) that "Neither the Official Secrets Act nor the rules of acceptance of outside appointments require the department to monitor whether officials abide by their duties under the Acts, or by restrictions imposed on their applications for outside...

whether, further Lord Henley's Answer of 30 January (HL Deb col WA 139) that "Neither the Official Secrets Act nor the rules of acceptance of outside appointments require the department to monitor whether officials abide by their duties under the Acts, or by restrictions imposed on their applications for outside...

Which firm manufactures the Tomahawk missiles they are intending to purchase; and how many former civil servants from the Ministry of Defence or retired Service officers are currently, or have recently been, employed by that firm and in what capacities.

Which firm manufactures the Tomahawk missiles they are intending to purchase; and how many former civil servants from the Ministry of Defence or retired Service officers are currently, or have recently been, employed by that firm and in what capacities.

If Lord Henleys answer at 15 Dec 1994 (c14WA), to effect that MOD keeps no record of armed forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in defence industry means that they do not monitor in any way whether these officers abide by Official Secrets Act and by any...

If Lord Henleys answer at 15 Dec 1994 (c14WA), to effect that MOD keeps no record of armed forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in defence industry means that they do not monitor in any way whether these officers abide by Official Secrets Act and by any...

What are the grounds on which they consider it appropriate that the Ministry of Defence should keep no records of where its former employees are now employed (Lord Henleys Answers of 15 December 1994 (HL Deb, c141WA).

What are the grounds on which they consider it appropriate that the Ministry of Defence should keep no records of where its former employees are now employed (Lord Henleys Answers of 15 December 1994 (HL Deb, c141WA).

Whether United Kingdom Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry remain under any duty to the Crown either to refrain from passing information to their new employers or to share with the Crown any information they obtain in their new employment which would...

Whether United Kingdom Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry remain under any duty to the Crown either to refrain from passing information to their new employers or to share with the Crown any information they obtain in their new employment which would...

How many of the 2,088 United Kingdom Armed Forces Officers who since 1984 have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry (Mr Freeman's written Answer, House of Commons Hansard, 251 c309-10W) have taken up appointments with foreign-based companies; and how many have taken up appointments with Boeing, Lockheed,...

How many of the 2,088 United Kingdom Armed Forces Officers who since 1984 have taken up appointments with companies in the defence industry (Mr Freeman's written Answer, House of Commons Hansard, 251 c309-10W) have taken up appointments with foreign-based companies; and how many have taken up appointments with Boeing, Lockheed,...

What, if any, limits are put on the rights of the United Kingdom Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence field to make use of the information they obtained while under service with the Crown.

What, if any, limits are put on the rights of the United Kingdom Armed Forces officers who have taken up appointments with companies in the defence field to make use of the information they obtained while under service with the Crown.

What measures HMG took to ensure that the public were adequately informed about the issues relating to the closure of defence establishments in Wiltshire; what measures of consultation were adopted; and why these did not include meeting with the Wiltshire Defence Working Party.

What measures HMG took to ensure that the public were adequately informed about the issues relating to the closure of defence establishments in Wiltshire; what measures of consultation were adopted; and why these did not include meeting with the Wiltshire Defence Working Party.

What assessment was made of the atmospheric content of biological and chemical warfare agents following the bombing of, in particular, Iraq's main chemical warfare facility, Muthanna, and whether any of these agents were detected downwind of the coalition bombings where British troops were situated during Operation Granby.

What assessment was made of the atmospheric content of biological and chemical warfare agents following the bombing of, in particular, Iraq's main chemical warfare facility, Muthanna, and whether any of these agents were detected downwind of the coalition bombings where British troops were situated during Operation Granby.

Whether HMG are aware that on 1st July 1994 personnel at Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment, Porton Down acknowledge that chemical detectors (NIAIDS and CAMS) could be activated by substances other than the toxic chemicals they were designed to detect, and by what means military personnel involved in Operation Granby...

Whether HMG are aware that on 1st July 1994 personnel at Chemical and Biological Defence Establishment, Porton Down acknowledge that chemical detectors (NIAIDS and CAMS) could be activated by substances other than the toxic chemicals they were designed to detect, and by what means military personnel involved in Operation Granby...