Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.

Further to the Written Answer by Lord Whitty on 28 July (604 c205WA) whether "an international act of fare evasion" by London bus passengers is fraud or fraudulent behaviour. [HL 4462].

Further to the Written Answer by Lord Whitty on 28 July (604 c205WA) whether "an international act of fare evasion" by London bus passengers is fraud or fraudulent behaviour. [HL 4462].

Whether there is a significant difference between the criteria used by London Transport buses to impose penalty fares on London bus passengers and the criteria used to bring criminal proceedings against passengers for fare evasion. [HL 3726]. - Inc figures.

Whether there is a significant difference between the criteria used by London Transport buses to impose penalty fares on London bus passengers and the criteria used to bring criminal proceedings against passengers for fare evasion. [HL 3726]. - Inc figures.

Whether they will define the terms "fare evader" and "misuse" as they occur within the following text from London Transport Buses' current advertising campaign. "Last year, 7800 fare evaders were caught and successfully prosecuted. If you misuse your Bus Pass, Travelcard or ticket on London Transport Buses you risk possible...

Whether they will define the terms "fare evader" and "misuse" as they occur within the following text from London Transport Buses' current advertising campaign. "Last year, 7800 fare evaders were caught and successfully prosecuted. If you misuse your Bus Pass, Travelcard or ticket on London Transport Buses you risk possible...

How many failed prosecutions by London Transport Buses for fare evasion (including all cases where compensation and/or cash were not awarded to the plaintiff) were brought in 1998; and why these prosecutions failed. [HL 3729]. - Inc figures and fact that info involves disproportionate cost.

How many failed prosecutions by London Transport Buses for fare evasion (including all cases where compensation and/or cash were not awarded to the plaintiff) were brought in 1998; and why these prosecutions failed. [HL 3729]. - Inc figures and fact that info involves disproportionate cost.

How many people were successfully prosecuted by London Transport Buses for fare evasion in 1998; and on what grounds and under what legislation were these prosecutions brought. [HL 3728]. - Inc figures

How many people were successfully prosecuted by London Transport Buses for fare evasion in 1998; and on what grounds and under what legislation were these prosecutions brought. [HL 3728]. - Inc figures

Further to the Written Answers by the Lord Whitty (586 c117WA, 27 February 1998, and 587 c247WA, 26 March 1998), what the Secretary of State for International Development meant in the interview which was published in the 20 February edition of the New Statesman when she said, "The way our...

Further to the Written Answers by the Lord Whitty (586 c117WA, 27 February 1998, and 587 c247WA, 26 March 1998), what the Secretary of State for International Development meant in the interview which was published in the 20 February edition of the New Statesman when she said, "The way our...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 27 February 1998 whether the comment made by the Sec of State for International Development in an interview in the New Statesman on 20 February to the effect that concealing earnings while receiving benefit should in some cases not continue...

Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Whitty on 27 February 1998 whether the comment made by the Sec of State for International Development in an interview in the New Statesman on 20 February to the effect that concealing earnings while receiving benefit should in some cases not continue...

Whether the comment in the New Statesman on 24 February by Sec of State for Overseas Development regarding single mothers working whilst on benefit was passed by the Strategic Communications Unit. [HL 721].

Whether the comment in the New Statesman on 24 February by Sec of State for Overseas Development regarding single mothers working whilst on benefit was passed by the Strategic Communications Unit. [HL 721].