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To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, pursuant to the Answer of 14th June 2007, Official Report, column 1267W, on seals: animal products, what progress has been made in the European Commission on the EU-wide ban on the import of seal products; and if he...
To ask the Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform, pursuant to the Answer of 14th June 2007, Official Report, column 1267W, on seals: animal products, what progress has been made in the European Commission on the EU-wide ban on the import of seal products; and if he...
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on Stopping the Carousel: Missing Trader Fraud in the European Union (HL 101 2006-07). Agreed to on question.
Lords debate on motion to take note of the report of the European Union Committee on Stopping the Carousel: Missing Trader Fraud in the European Union (HL 101 2006-07). Agreed to on question.
My Lords, I put down my name to speak in this debate, but somehow it did not get on to the speakers’ list. I join in the debate as a member of the sub-committee under the exemplary chairmanship of the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, and I would like to take...
My Lords, I put down my name to speak in this debate, but somehow it did not get on to the speakers’ list. I join in the debate as a member of the sub-committee under the exemplary chairmanship of the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, and I would like to take...
My Lords, the speech that I am about to deliver is made solely for the benefit of our country and the EU. First, I congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, the chairman of our sub-committee, who has presented very well the problems that have faced us. All of us on...
My Lords, the speech that I am about to deliver is made solely for the benefit of our country and the EU. First, I congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, the chairman of our sub-committee, who has presented very well the problems that have faced us. All of us on...
rose to move, That this House takes note of the report of the European Union Committee on Stopping the Carousel: Missing Trader Fraud in the European Union (20th Report,HL Paper 101). The noble Baroness said: My Lords, I rise to tell the House how to construct a multi-million pound fraud....
rose to move, That this House takes note of the report of the European Union Committee on Stopping the Carousel: Missing Trader Fraud in the European Union (20th Report,HL Paper 101). The noble Baroness said: My Lords, I rise to tell the House how to construct a multi-million pound fraud....
My Lords, I rise also as a memberof Sub-Committee A of the European Select Committee, but unlike those who have spoken already, I am a very recent member. This report was almost complete by the time I joined. In the few meetings that I had the pleasure of attending, it...
My Lords, I rise also as a memberof Sub-Committee A of the European Select Committee, but unlike those who have spoken already, I am a very recent member. This report was almost complete by the time I joined. In the few meetings that I had the pleasure of attending, it...
My Lords, not being a member of the sub-committee and with the massed ranks of the Liberal Democrats behind me, I should like to congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, on a very succinct report. Its best attribute is that it has lots of diagrams. Despite her excellent introductory speech,...
My Lords, not being a member of the sub-committee and with the massed ranks of the Liberal Democrats behind me, I should like to congratulate the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, on a very succinct report. Its best attribute is that it has lots of diagrams. Despite her excellent introductory speech,...
My Lords, this has been a fascinating debate, on a subject of great intrinsic interest. It is not often that I find myself—I hope—illuminating an issue that has cost this country close to £20 billion over the past eight years. That is money which, had it been available to the...
My Lords, this has been a fascinating debate, on a subject of great intrinsic interest. It is not often that I find myself—I hope—illuminating an issue that has cost this country close to £20 billion over the past eight years. That is money which, had it been available to the...
My Lords, before the Minister sits down, I should apologise for being absent for a short time but I did not hear him comment on banking. Banking is a line of inquiry which should be followed much more vigorously than a lot of the others. As the Minister is probably...
My Lords, before the Minister sits down, I should apologise for being absent for a short time but I did not hear him comment on banking. Banking is a line of inquiry which should be followed much more vigorously than a lot of the others. As the Minister is probably...
My Lords, I join in congratulating the committee on its excellent and comprehensive report. It really is a top-class document. Estimates of the size of the fraud vary, but the report states that there is no evidence that the evasion rate is any higher for VAT than for other forms...
My Lords, I join in congratulating the committee on its excellent and comprehensive report. It really is a top-class document. Estimates of the size of the fraud vary, but the report states that there is no evidence that the evasion rate is any higher for VAT than for other forms...
My Lords, I hear what the noble Lord says about rattling the cage but he is rattling the cage of my time. I am meant to respond to this debate in 20 minutes and he has already eaten up a minute and a half of that after he has brought...
My Lords, I hear what the noble Lord says about rattling the cage but he is rattling the cage of my time. I am meant to respond to this debate in 20 minutes and he has already eaten up a minute and a half of that after he has brought...
My Lords, this has been a most interesting debate on the back of an extremely incisive report, for which we all owe thanks to the committee chaired by my noble friend Lady Cohen. It has identified a very real problem. I am happy to relate, as members of the committee...
My Lords, this has been a most interesting debate on the back of an extremely incisive report, for which we all owe thanks to the committee chaired by my noble friend Lady Cohen. It has identified a very real problem. I am happy to relate, as members of the committee...
My Lords, as a member of Sub-Committee A, I join the noble Lord, Lord Steinberg, in paying tribute to the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, for running our debates on the inquiry with a rod of iron. She is primarily responsible for the very high quality of the product. I commend...
My Lords, as a member of Sub-Committee A, I join the noble Lord, Lord Steinberg, in paying tribute to the noble Baroness, Lady Cohen, for running our debates on the inquiry with a rod of iron. She is primarily responsible for the very high quality of the product. I commend...
European Union Document Nos 5282/07, Energy policy for Europe and 5354/07, EU energy policy data considered by Standing Committee. Minutes of proceedings.
European Union Document Nos 5282/07, Energy policy for Europe and 5354/07, EU energy policy data considered by Standing Committee. Minutes of proceedings.
That this House welcomes the UK Government's policy to press the European Commission to ban the import of harp and hooded seal products into the EU; notes that a Written Declaration signed by a record number of Members of the European Parliament called for the European Commission to take action immediately to ban seal imports; is concerned therefore that the European Commission has not taken the urgent action called for; believes that the German Presidency of the EU presents a good opportunity to take such action; further notes the Council of Europe Recommendation that asks the parliaments of its member states to ban the import of seal products in order to achieve the ending by Canada of the unsustainable and cruel hunt; recognises that a recent poll shows that 80 per cent. of people in the UK want seal imports to be banned; and urges the UK Government to show international leadership by pressing the European Commission to ban seal imports as soon as possible and by calling for an EU moratorium on the import of seal products and to consider a moratorium at national level to prohibit the import of all seal products into the UK until EU-wide measures are in place.
That this House welcomes the UK Government's policy to press the European Commission to ban the import of harp and hooded seal products into the EU; notes that a Written Declaration signed by a record number of Members of the European Parliament called for the European Commission to take action...