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Departmental evidence and response to select committees. (Osmotherly Rules) Machinery of Government Division, Office of Public Service and Science/Cabinet Office. 1994.
Departmental evidence and response to select committees. (Osmotherly Rules) Machinery of Government Division, Office of Public Service and Science/Cabinet Office. 1994.
Comments by Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman in response to press queries on the guidelines for the visit of the Singapore forensic expert team to Manila in the case of Della Maga; Government of Singapore press statement. Singapore Government. 1995.
Comments by Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman in response to press queries on the guidelines for the visit of the Singapore forensic expert team to Manila in the case of Della Maga; Government of Singapore press statement. Singapore Government. 1995.
Statement by Singapore spokesman following the examination of the remains of Della Maga and US consultants statement. Singapore Government. 1995.
Statement by Singapore spokesman following the examination of the remains of Della Maga and US consultants statement. Singapore Government. 1995.
What has been the involvement of the United Kingdom Government or its agencies in supplying evidence or statements in the trial of Herr Walter Laup, a former employee of British Aerospace, in Germany.
What has been the involvement of the United Kingdom Government or its agencies in supplying evidence or statements in the trial of Herr Walter Laup, a former employee of British Aerospace, in Germany.
What representations he has had from President Clinton about the showing of the film, the Maltese Double Cross, in the White House, Washington, on the morning of Sunday 4th December; and whether he has offered to the White House all evidence pertaining to the Pan Am 103 destruction over Lockerbie...
What representations he has had from President Clinton about the showing of the film, the Maltese Double Cross, in the White House, Washington, on the morning of Sunday 4th December; and whether he has offered to the White House all evidence pertaining to the Pan Am 103 destruction over Lockerbie...
When he expects to place in the Library the revised memorandum of guidance for officials appearing before Select Committees. - Includes fact that revised memorandum of "Departmental Evidence and Response to Select Committees" in the Library. (DEP/3 815).
When he expects to place in the Library the revised memorandum of guidance for officials appearing before Select Committees. - Includes fact that revised memorandum of "Departmental Evidence and Response to Select Committees" in the Library. (DEP/3 815).
Pursuant to his Answer of 2nd December, Official Report, column 915, when he expects to complete his consideration on the disclosure of evidence; and what plans he has for announcing the outcome.
Pursuant to his Answer of 2nd December, Official Report, column 915, when he expects to complete his consideration on the disclosure of evidence; and what plans he has for announcing the outcome.
If he will place in the Library a copy of the High Court judgment on disclosure by the Home Office of material relating to alleged miscarriages of justice.
If he will place in the Library a copy of the High Court judgment on disclosure by the Home Office of material relating to alleged miscarriages of justice.
What measures he intends to take to ensure that parents who murder their children and refuse to give evidence against each other are brought to justice. - (Holding answer 28 November 1994).
What measures he intends to take to ensure that parents who murder their children and refuse to give evidence against each other are brought to justice. - (Holding answer 28 November 1994).
What plans he has for giving effect to the recent High Court judgement on disclosure of evidence in alleged cases of miscarriage of justice. - I am considering what action to take in the light of this judgment.
What plans he has for giving effect to the recent High Court judgement on disclosure of evidence in alleged cases of miscarriage of justice. - I am considering what action to take in the light of this judgment.
That this House welcomes the publication of the pamphlet 'Who Killed Patrick Quinn? The Framing of Malcolm Kennedy'; notes that the Metropolitan Police adopted a working assumption that Mr Kennedy killed Mr Quinn in a cell in Hammersmith police station on 24th December 1990, that the police did not conduct a thorough criminal investigation into Mr Quinn's death and failed to comply with the police complaints procedure; also notes that the Crown Prosecution Service accepted the police's assumption that Mr Kennedy was guilty, failed in their duty to independently examine the evidence, did not disclose evidence to the defence and hindered Mr Kennedy's defence investigation; notes that central prosecution witness, PC Paul Giles, who arrested Mr Quinn, did not give evidence in Mr Kennedy's February to May 1994 trial; and further notes that ex-Metropolitan Police sergeant, Edward Henery, another key prosecution witness, resigned in 1991 shortly after Mr Kennedy's conviction for murder in September 1991 with 17 outstanding disciplinary charges, and refused to answer questions about his disciplinary record in Mr Kennedy's 1994 trial which caused the trial judge, Mr Justice Swinton Thomas, to fine him for contempt of court; and believes that Mr Kennedy was failed by the criminal justice system, his trial amounted to an abuse of process and his conviction for the manslaughter of Mr Quinn is unsafe.
That this House welcomes the publication of the pamphlet 'Who Killed Patrick Quinn? The Framing of Malcolm Kennedy'; notes that the Metropolitan Police adopted a working assumption that Mr Kennedy killed Mr Quinn in a cell in Hammersmith police station on 24th December 1990, that the police did not conduct...
Papers relating to Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill list of acts and publications. SO. 1994.
Papers relating to Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill list of acts and publications. SO. 1994.
Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill (HL). Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question. Committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
What guidance he gives to coroners on the collection and recording of evidence in fatal road traffic accidents.
What guidance he gives to coroners on the collection and recording of evidence in fatal road traffic accidents.
When he expects to give evidence to the Committee on the Security Services; what restrictions there are on the people from whom the committee on the security services will be able to hear evidence.
When he expects to give evidence to the Committee on the Security Services; what restrictions there are on the people from whom the committee on the security services will be able to hear evidence.
What expenditure has been allocated and under which Vote for 1994-95 for the Committee on the Security Services; and if the committee on security services will be able to travel abroad to take evidence. - Includes figures.
What expenditure has been allocated and under which Vote for 1994-95 for the Committee on the Security Services; and if the committee on security services will be able to travel abroad to take evidence. - Includes figures.
That this House notes that it is more than a year since extensive new evidence in the case of the men convicted of the murder of Carl Bridgewater was submitted to the Home Secretary; believes that all of the evidence now available should be tested and examined in open court; and calls upon the Home Secretary to refer these convictions to the Court of Appeal without further delay.
That this House notes that it is more than a year since extensive new evidence in the case of the men convicted of the murder of Carl Bridgewater was submitted to the Home Secretary; believes that all of the evidence now available should be tested and examined in open court;...
Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill (HL). Presentation and first reading (HL Bill 1 1994/95).
Criminal Justice (Scotland) Bill (HL). Presentation and first reading (HL Bill 1 1994/95).
Pursuant to 248 c495W, on the Al Yamamah Agreement, if he will now make it his policy to request from the Sunday Times the original tape recordings and other evidence. - No.
Pursuant to 248 c495W, on the Al Yamamah Agreement, if he will now make it his policy to request from the Sunday Times the original tape recordings and other evidence. - No.
Pursuant to 248 c521-2W, if he will identify the informant acting on behalf of Mohammed Al-Fayed and all Ministers against whom allegations were made; and what documentary evidence has been requested and examined by the Cabinet Secretary as part of his investigation. - Answer to first part of question is...
Pursuant to 248 c521-2W, if he will identify the informant acting on behalf of Mohammed Al-Fayed and all Ministers against whom allegations were made; and what documentary evidence has been requested and examined by the Cabinet Secretary as part of his investigation. - Answer to first part of question is...