Letter dated 06/04/2010 from Lynn Rattigan, Acting Executive Officer, to Lord Bates regarding photocopier paper purchased by the Royal Armouries. 1 p.

Letter dated 06/04/2010 from Lynn Rattigan, Acting Executive Officer, to Lord Bates regarding photocopier paper purchased by the Royal Armouries. 1 p.

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission what the average purchase price, excluding value added tax was of a 500 sheet ream of white A4 photocopier paper for use in the House of Commons; and how much the House of Commons Commission spent...

To ask the hon. Member for North Devon, representing the House of Commons Commission what the average purchase price, excluding value added tax was of a 500 sheet ream of white A4 photocopier paper for use in the House of Commons; and how much the House of Commons Commission spent...

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what the yearly running costs, excluding value added tax and including service fees and rental costs, of a photocopier in her Department were in the latest year for which information is available.

To ask the Minister for the Cabinet Office what the yearly running costs, excluding value added tax and including service fees and rental costs, of a photocopier in her Department were in the latest year for which information is available.

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. I am explaining the context in which I have produced my Bill, and I hope to bring myself back into order rapidly, with your guidance. The creative industries, like many Members, are concerned about some of the major measures in the Digital Economy Bill. My...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. I am explaining the context in which I have produced my Bill, and I hope to bring myself back into order rapidly, with your guidance. The creative industries, like many Members, are concerned about some of the major measures in the Digital Economy Bill. My...

I beg to move," That leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable specified institutions to make digital copies of cultural artefacts for archival purposes notwithstanding the existence of any intellectual property right; and for connected purposes." The transmission of our heritage has been revolutionised by the interconnected...

I beg to move," That leave be given to bring in a Bill to enable specified institutions to make digital copies of cultural artefacts for archival purposes notwithstanding the existence of any intellectual property right; and for connected purposes." The transmission of our heritage has been revolutionised by the interconnected...

I will not test your patience any longer, Mr. Deputy Speaker. My Bill is about how we store data digitally. The amount of digital content we can store has increased dramatically in recent years. Kryder's law—that is a mathematical law, Mr. Deputy Speaker, not one being discussed in the other...

I will not test your patience any longer, Mr. Deputy Speaker. My Bill is about how we store data digitally. The amount of digital content we can store has increased dramatically in recent years. Kryder's law—that is a mathematical law, Mr. Deputy Speaker, not one being discussed in the other...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. There are a number of cumbersome steps that our cultural institutions have to go through to meet the current requirements of copyright law when seeking to use or reproduce a copy of works held in their collections. They need to be able to preserve their...

Thank you, Mr. Deputy Speaker. There are a number of cumbersome steps that our cultural institutions have to go through to meet the current requirements of copyright law when seeking to use or reproduce a copy of works held in their collections. They need to be able to preserve their...

Digital Heritage. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 52). To be read a second time 12 March.

Digital Heritage. Ten minute rule motion for leave to introduce a Bill. Agreed to on question. Presentation and first reading (Bill 52). To be read a second time 12 March.