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When Kanash Ltd imported consignments of Red Lion fireworks to the United Kingdom; how many containerloads were included; what checks were undertaken at the port of entry; and of how many container loads the Health and Safety Executive is now aware of the location.
When Kanash Ltd imported consignments of Red Lion fireworks to the United Kingdom; how many containerloads were included; what checks were undertaken at the port of entry; and of how many container loads the Health and Safety Executive is now aware of the location.
What are the implications for the import of explosive devices into the UK of non-compliance with BS 7114.
What are the implications for the import of explosive devices into the UK of non-compliance with BS 7114.
That this House expresses its concern that the Ministry of Defence is considering procurement of military ambulances from Steyer of Austria; notes the quality of ambulances built in the United Kingdom and the value of the automotive industry to the British economy; and therefore calls upon the Minister of Defence Procurement to listen to the concerns being expressed by the management and work forces of the Rover Group and Marshalls QBV of Cambridge in order to ensure that all relevant points have been taken into account when the decision is made.
That this House expresses its concern that the Ministry of Defence is considering procurement of military ambulances from Steyer of Austria; notes the quality of ambulances built in the United Kingdom and the value of the automotive industry to the British economy; and therefore calls upon the Minister of Defence...
That this House is most concerned by the seizure of fireworks in Liverpool containing the dangerous and unstable explosive mixture of sulphur and chlorate, which is specifically banned in the United Kingdom by the Explosives Act 1875; notes that these fireworks, which were manufactured in China and sold under the 'Red Lion' brand and exported by 'Kanash Ltd' of Northern Ireland, could explode if dropped or wrongly stored; agrees with the concern expressed by the British firework industry about the effect of Government deregulation measures; and calls for the reintroduction of effective licensing of imported fireworks and properly enforceable regulations to promote firework safety.
That this House is most concerned by the seizure of fireworks in Liverpool containing the dangerous and unstable explosive mixture of sulphur and chlorate, which is specifically banned in the United Kingdom by the Explosives Act 1875; notes that these fireworks, which were manufactured in China and sold under the...
That this House expresses its continued grave concern at the over-exploitation of, as well as the environmental and social devastation and illegal activities associated with the trade in, Brazilian mahogany, botanical name Swietenia macrophylla, and the consequential threat to the long-term surviva l of the rain forest and the indigenous peoples in Brazil; notes the the United Kingdom is the world's second largest importer of Brazilian mahogany and is, therefore, a contributor to this problem; further notes that in 1994 the British Government supported the listing of Brazilian mahogany under Appendix II of the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, CITES, but that this proposal was not successful; and consequently calls upon Her Majesty's Government to support the listing for Brazilian mahogany in Annex C2 of the European Union CITES Regulation No. 3626/82 and to introduce a zero quota of imports from Brazil.
That this House expresses its continued grave concern at the over-exploitation of, as well as the environmental and social devastation and illegal activities associated with the trade in, Brazilian mahogany, botanical name Swietenia macrophylla, and the consequential threat to the long-term surviva l of the rain forest and the indigenous...