1-11 of 11 results for subject:Imports
Librarians' tools
- Search time
- 0.205 seconds
- Solr query time
- 0.006 seconds
- Search query
- subject:Imports
- We searched for
- subject_t:Imports OR subject_ses:91618
Type
House
Session
Year
Department
Member
More
Primary member
Answering member
Legislative stage
Legislation
Subject
More
Publisher
That this House congratulates the Government on its decision to allocate ??1.5 million to provide additional checks at ports of entry to reduce the import of infected meat; notes that in spite of the heroic work of HM Customs and Excise, hugh quantities of illegal drugs and contraband tobacco and alcohol are imported; acknowledges that no system can guarantee to keep out all infected meat; believes that the 20 day rule on animal movement is the best safeguard to restrict the spread of future diseases; and calls on the farm unions to end their irresponsible criticism of the rule.
That this House congratulates the Government on its decision to allocate ??1.5 million to provide additional checks at ports of entry to reduce the import of infected meat; notes that in spite of the heroic work of HM Customs and Excise, hugh quantities of illegal drugs and contraband tobacco and...
That this House welcomes the publication by the RSPCA of their report, Counting the Cost, on the import of and laboratory experimentation on primates; and believes that urgent action should be taken to end long journey times for transported primates and introduce tighter regulations to ensure better welfare during transport, to ban the use of primates from overseas breeding centres that capture primates from the wild, to carry out a critical review of the necessity of and justification for all primate use at a national and international level, and to secure major improvements in housing and husbandry conditions for all laboratory primates consistent with their behavioural, social and physical needs.
That this House welcomes the publication by the RSPCA of their report, Counting the Cost, on the import of and laboratory experimentation on primates; and believes that urgent action should be taken to end long journey times for transported primates and introduce tighter regulations to ensure better welfare during transport,...
What recent applications his Department has received from the Australian Government supporting the plans of the Australian companies Carpentaria and Brambles, Australia, respectively, to import toxic waste into the United Kingdom from Australia for treatment; and what response has been made. - (Holding answer 5 June 1992).
What recent applications his Department has received from the Australian Government supporting the plans of the Australian companies Carpentaria and Brambles, Australia, respectively, to import toxic waste into the United Kingdom from Australia for treatment; and what response has been made. - (Holding answer 5 June 1992).
What incidents of radioactive contamination have occurred since 1979 involving the import of foreign spent fuel into British ports and subsequent road and rail transport to Sellafield or Dounreay. - (Holding answer 13 May 1991).
What incidents of radioactive contamination have occurred since 1979 involving the import of foreign spent fuel into British ports and subsequent road and rail transport to Sellafield or Dounreay. - (Holding answer 13 May 1991).
What steps he has taken to establish whether plans by United Kingdom toxic waste management and disposal companies to import toxic waste from Italy are in compliance with the European Community directive on the transfrontier transport of waste and the Basel Convention Guidelines. - (Holding answer 18 October 1990).
What steps he has taken to establish whether plans by United Kingdom toxic waste management and disposal companies to import toxic waste from Italy are in compliance with the European Community directive on the transfrontier transport of waste and the Basel Convention Guidelines. - (Holding answer 18 October 1990).
How many enquiries from companies registered to handle imported toxic hazardous and special waste, his Department's Dangerous Goods Advisory Service (DAGAS) has received on each month since its inception; and for what proportion of enquiries DAGAS has been unable to assist. - (Holding answer 18 October 1990)
How many enquiries from companies registered to handle imported toxic hazardous and special waste, his Department's Dangerous Goods Advisory Service (DAGAS) has received on each month since its inception; and for what proportion of enquiries DAGAS has been unable to assist. - (Holding answer 18 October 1990)
To give tonnage of polychlorinated biphenyls imported into Newport by sea in past 3 years. - Incl figures. (Holding answer 6 July 1990).
To give tonnage of polychlorinated biphenyls imported into Newport by sea in past 3 years. - Incl figures. (Holding answer 6 July 1990).
Further to 176 c199W to give % of polychlorinated biphenyl contaminated material & tonnage of other toxic materials imported into Newport via River Usk during period 1 April 1989 to 31 March. - Incl figures.
Further to 176 c199W to give % of polychlorinated biphenyl contaminated material & tonnage of other toxic materials imported into Newport via River Usk during period 1 April 1989 to 31 March. - Incl figures.
What tonnage of polychlorinate bi-phenyls was imported into Newport by sea in past 3 years. (Holding answer 6 July 1990).
What tonnage of polychlorinate bi-phenyls was imported into Newport by sea in past 3 years. (Holding answer 6 July 1990).
Further to 167 c929-30W to make it policy to ask HM chief inspector of pollution to compile list of all firms known to have imported toxic wastes since 1979 & be currently importing toxic wastes
Further to 167 c929-30W to make it policy to ask HM chief inspector of pollution to compile list of all firms known to have imported toxic wastes since 1979 & be currently importing toxic wastes
What consideration has been given to requirements for cargo checks & physical assay of hazardous & toxic waste cargoes imported into UK when border deregulations is implemented with single European Market on 1 Jan 1993.
What consideration has been given to requirements for cargo checks & physical assay of hazardous & toxic waste cargoes imported into UK when border deregulations is implemented with single European Market on 1 Jan 1993.