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That this House notes that dining room staff in the Members' Dining Room are no longer allowed to sit down while that are not serving, because the Director of Catering Services considers it does not give a professional image; reminds the Director that general statutory duties of employers contained in Section 2 of the Health and Safety at Work Act etc. 1974, as amended by the Management of Health and Safety at Work Regulations 1992 (SI 1992/2051), include the stipulation that suitable and sufficient facilities for rest must be provided at readily accessible places (Workplace Regulations 1992 Reg.25,1); believes that the removal of the stools in the dining room and inadequate rest room facilities are not compatible with the Act; and calls on the authorities to restore these facilities forthwith.
That this House notes that dining room staff in the Members' Dining Room are no longer allowed to sit down while that are not serving, because the Director of Catering Services considers it does not give a professional image; reminds the Director that general statutory duties of employers contained in...
That this House notes with concern that Government restrictions on National Health Service capital spending are in some cases resulting in regional health authorities promoting redevelopment schemes with little regard to their environmental impact or to local community needs; is aware of public concern that the proposed redevelopment of the Offerton House hospital site in Stockport borough will deprive residents of playing fields and recreational space, and worsen traffic conditions on the A626, as well as requiring the unnecessary replacement of some existing health facilites; urges the regional health authorities to reconsider plans for disposal and to give consideration to alternative options which would retain the site for community care; and calls on the Secretary of State for Health to issue national guidelines requiring regional health authorities disposing of land to consider wider community needs as well as the likely financial return.
That this House notes with concern that Government restrictions on National Health Service capital spending are in some cases resulting in regional health authorities promoting redevelopment schemes with little regard to their environmental impact or to local community needs; is aware of public concern that the proposed redevelopment of the...
What is the current disproportionate cost threshold for written parliamentary questions; and if he will publish a table showing the amount of such questions unanswered for that reason expressed as (a) a total number and (b) a percentage of those submitted to each Government department or office by Right honourable...
What is the current disproportionate cost threshold for written parliamentary questions; and if he will publish a table showing the amount of such questions unanswered for that reason expressed as (a) a total number and (b) a percentage of those submitted to each Government department or office by Right honourable...
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - Table given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - Table given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by her or her ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by her or her ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an agency. - No figs given.
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - Inc figure.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - Inc figure.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an Agency. - No figures given.
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an agency. - No figs given.
What percentage of parliamentary questions, which would have been answered directly by him or his ministers prior to the establishment of executive agencies, are now referred to the Chief Executive of such an agency. - No figs given.
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...
How many written parliamentary questions were tabled for answer by his Department in each of the past five years; how many of these were not answered because the information (a) could only be obtained at disproportionate cost, (b) was not held centrally and (c) was not normally disclosed; how many...