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Whether they are discussing with the Turkish Government: (a) the implementation of recently announced improvements in the treatment of suspects after arrest; and, (b) the removal from office of the Mayor of the city of Van, who alleges that he was not allowed to present his defence. [HL 6178].
Whether they are discussing with the Turkish Government: (a) the implementation of recently announced improvements in the treatment of suspects after arrest; and, (b) the removal from office of the Mayor of the city of Van, who alleges that he was not allowed to present his defence. [HL 6178].
That this House urges the National Executive Committee of the labour Party to allow Ken Livingstone back into the Labour Party in order that he may be considered for selection as Labour's candidate for the London mayoral election in 2004; and further to establish a fair selection procedure for the candidate selection so that London could retain the benefits of a progressive London mayor following a Labour victory in 2004.
That this House urges the National Executive Committee of the labour Party to allow Ken Livingstone back into the Labour Party in order that he may be considered for selection as Labour's candidate for the London mayoral election in 2004; and further to establish a fair selection procedure for the...
That this House calls for a moratorium on further referenda to create directly elected mayors; believes that the outcome of a number of the recent mayoral elections could undermine the good governance of the councils concerned; and considers that future referenda should not be held until the success or otherwise of this experiment can be effectively judged.
That this House calls for a moratorium on further referenda to create directly elected mayors; believes that the outcome of a number of the recent mayoral elections could undermine the good governance of the councils concerned; and considers that future referenda should not be held until the success or otherwise...
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 25 October 2001 (627 c137-8WA), when they intend to publish a list of the applicants for the grant of a Lord mayoralty or Lord Provostship to mark Her majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee. [HL 2492].
Further to the Written Answer by the Lord Chancellor on 25 October 2001 (627 c137-8WA), when they intend to publish a list of the applicants for the grant of a Lord mayoralty or Lord Provostship to mark Her majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee. [HL 2492].
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, if he will list the applicants for the grant of a Lord Mayoralty or Lord Provostship to mark Her Majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee. - Inc lists. (Further information on 23.01.2002 at 378 c977-8W)
To ask the Parliamentary Secretary, Lord Chancellor's Department, if he will list the applicants for the grant of a Lord Mayoralty or Lord Provostship to mark Her Majesty the Queen's Golden Jubilee. - Inc lists. (Further information on 23.01.2002 at 378 c977-8W)
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will indicate whether the Mayor of London or the Lord Mayor of London has the higher protocol status as regards invitations and functions originated by his Department; and if he will make a statement.
To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, if he will indicate whether the Mayor of London or the Lord Mayor of London has the higher protocol status as regards invitations and functions originated by his Department; and if he will make a statement.
That this House remembers with deep sorrow that another year has passed since the Turkish military invasion of the Republic of Cyprus in 1974, and that the beautiful and historic town of Famagusta remains a deserted town in the now occupied area of Northern Cyprus and is inaccessible to its former citizens; pays the warmest tribute to the distinguished Mayor of Famagusta, Mr Andreas CH. Pouyouros, and all members of the Municipality for keeping alive by their commitment and dignity the history of Famagusta; and remains committed to working with the Mayor and people of Famagusta for the return of their town.
That this House remembers with deep sorrow that another year has passed since the Turkish military invasion of the Republic of Cyprus in 1974, and that the beautiful and historic town of Famagusta remains a deserted town in the now occupied area of Northern Cyprus and is inaccessible to its...