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Draft SI on deregulation (Northern Ireland) (SI 1997/2984). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Draft SI on deregulation (Northern Ireland) (SI 1997/2984). Lords debate on motion to approve. Agreed to on question.
Letter from the Baroness Hayman to the Lord Bishop of Lichfield regarding the future of water supply and the basis of water policy. DETR. 1997.
Letter from the Baroness Hayman to the Lord Bishop of Lichfield regarding the future of water supply and the basis of water policy. DETR. 1997.
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what representations she has received about the withdrawal of Scottish Powercards from post offices. (Failed OPQ).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what representations she has received about the withdrawal of Scottish Powercards from post offices. (Failed OPQ).
Draft order on deregulation (Northern Ireland) SI 1997/2984). Considered by Standing Committee. (Minutes of proceedings at UP 7 1997/98).
Draft order on deregulation (Northern Ireland) SI 1997/2984). Considered by Standing Committee. (Minutes of proceedings at UP 7 1997/98).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what assessment she has made of the impact on the business of small rural sub-post offices of the withdrawal of Scottish Powercard sales. - (Holding answer 12 November 1997).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, what assessment she has made of the impact on the business of small rural sub-post offices of the withdrawal of Scottish Powercard sales. - (Holding answer 12 November 1997).
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, if she will make representations to the managements of Post Office Counters and Scottish Power about the case for reinstating the supply of Scottish Powercards through post offices.
To ask the President of the Board of Trade, if she will make representations to the managements of Post Office Counters and Scottish Power about the case for reinstating the supply of Scottish Powercards through post offices.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, if he will assess the hardship caused to pensioner one-person households who are unable to have water meters installed due to technical difficulties but are not entitled to rebates on their water rates.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, if he will assess the hardship caused to pensioner one-person households who are unable to have water meters installed due to technical difficulties but are not entitled to rebates on their water rates.
That this House notes with concern that customers of Thames Water are being forced to have water meters installed; recognises that the Government is currently undertaking a review of the methods of charging for water; recognises that the widespread introduction of metering pre-empts the outcome of that review; calls on Thames Water to stop misinforming its customers that every home will be metered by the year 2000; further notes with concern that Ofwat is encouraging the introduction of water meters ahead of the Government's review; welcomes the Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions' restatement of the Government's 'opposition to compulsory metering for essential use'; and calls on water companies to comply with the 10 point plan set out by the Deputy Prime Minister at the Water Summit and cease the enforced introduction of water meters until the outcome of the government's review is known.
That this House notes with concern that customers of Thames Water are being forced to have water meters installed; recognises that the Government is currently undertaking a review of the methods of charging for water; recognises that the widespread introduction of metering pre-empts the outcome of that review; calls on...
Draft SI on deregulation (Northern Ireland) (Affirmative instrument). Approved by Parliament. Made 17 December 1997 (SI 1997/2984). Coming into force 18 February 1998.
Draft SI on deregulation (Northern Ireland) (Affirmative instrument). Approved by Parliament. Made 17 December 1997 (SI 1997/2984). Coming into force 18 February 1998.
What discussions she has had with the water companies concerning the metering of places of worship and religious leaders regarding the water metering of places of worship; and what steps he is taking to exempt churches, mosques and temples from the compulsory installation of water meters.
What discussions she has had with the water companies concerning the metering of places of worship and religious leaders regarding the water metering of places of worship; and what steps he is taking to exempt churches, mosques and temples from the compulsory installation of water meters.
That this House expresses extreme concern over the practices of Excel Parking Services of Sheffield, in relation to their operational arrangements at the Smyth Street Car Park in Wakefield; notes the serious problems which have arisen as a consequence of the company adopting the same colour scheme for its meters as the local authority which provide free parking after 6 p.m.; deplores the fact that women with children using the car park during foul weather on winter nights, having mistaken it for one provided by the local authority, have been expected in the past to obtain ??20 in coins to satisfy the conditions for avoiding an excess charge of ??40; further deplores the company's failure to reimburse the excess parking charge incurred by a local carer taking her seriously disabled and elderly father to a nearby theatre and the failure of Excel's Managing Director, Simon Renshaw-Smith to respond to representations by the honourable Member for Wakefield on her behalf; urges the public to be cautious if using car parks run by Excel; and calls upon the Government to introduce clear guidelines on the sanctions available to those running car parks in terms of the administration of excess charges and a universally understood scheme so that 24 hour pay and display car parks can be easily recognised and not blatantly exploited for excess profit.
That this House expresses extreme concern over the practices of Excel Parking Services of Sheffield, in relation to their operational arrangements at the Smyth Street Car Park in Wakefield; notes the serious problems which have arisen as a consequence of the company adopting the same colour scheme for its meters...
How many and what percentage of properties in (a) North Down and (b) Northern Ireland have water meters; how many were charged for excess use and how much was collected in each of the last three years; and when she expects metering to become universal. - Text of letter from...
How many and what percentage of properties in (a) North Down and (b) Northern Ireland have water meters; how many were charged for excess use and how much was collected in each of the last three years; and when she expects metering to become universal. - Text of letter from...
What steps are being taken to monitor the impact of the introduction of pre-payment water meters. - Inc ref to 296 c514W, 25 June 1997.
What steps are being taken to monitor the impact of the introduction of pre-payment water meters. - Inc ref to 296 c514W, 25 June 1997.
Statement on what plans they have for further consultation on future policy relating to water charges. - Inc details of water charges review.
Statement on what plans they have for further consultation on future policy relating to water charges. - Inc details of water charges review.
Statement on plans he has for further consultation on future policy relating to water charges.
Statement on plans he has for further consultation on future policy relating to water charges.
Review of the water charging system in England and Wales: consultation letter and consultation list. DETR. 1997.
Review of the water charging system in England and Wales: consultation letter and consultation list. DETR. 1997.
If he will comment on the use of council tax banding as the basis for water charges; and on the Government's policy on water metering; and plans for legislation to enable water companies to continue to base their charges on the rateable value of properties.
If he will comment on the use of council tax banding as the basis for water charges; and on the Government's policy on water metering; and plans for legislation to enable water companies to continue to base their charges on the rateable value of properties.