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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) if she will estimate the cost to the public purse of (a) investigations by the Independent Police Complaints Commission and (b) inquests and other associated action relating to deaths during or following police contact including involving police vehicles in...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department (1) if she will estimate the cost to the public purse of (a) investigations by the Independent Police Complaints Commission and (b) inquests and other associated action relating to deaths during or following police contact including involving police vehicles in...
(2) if she will estimate the cost of legal representation for the state at completed inquests into cases relating to deaths during or following police contact including involving police vehicles in each financial year since 2007-08.
(2) if she will estimate the cost of legal representation for the state at completed inquests into cases relating to deaths during or following police contact including involving police vehicles in each financial year since 2007-08.
That this House welcomes the Government's support for the Emergency Workers Bill, which creates an offence of `hindering' an emergency worker, but believes that the day-to-day hindrance of emergency vehicles by inconsiderate drivers is unlikely to lead to a prosecution; and therefore calls on the Government to take action to educate drivers in how to respond to emergency vehicles, in particular by including such advice in the Highway Code, and to make it part of the driving test.
That this House welcomes the Government's support for the Emergency Workers Bill, which creates an offence of `hindering' an emergency worker, but believes that the day-to-day hindrance of emergency vehicles by inconsiderate drivers is unlikely to lead to a prosecution; and therefore calls on the Government to take action to...
That this House welcomes the major contribution to air quality in towns achieved by the Department for Transport and Energy Savings Trust's Energy Clean-up programme and its funding for fitting, in advance of legislative standards, transport pollution control technology to buses, vans and lorries; regrets the early end to the programme in 2003-04 and the damage this will cause both to air quality and to manufacturers of transport pollution control technology; and calls on the Department for Transport to commit funding for the programme in 2004-05, 2005-06 and 2006-07 to meet market demand for transport pollution control technologies.
That this House welcomes the major contribution to air quality in towns achieved by the Department for Transport and Energy Savings Trust's Energy Clean-up programme and its funding for fitting, in advance of legislative standards, transport pollution control technology to buses, vans and lorries; regrets the early end to the...
That this House welcomes the Government's proposal to close the legal loophole whereby historical evidence of use by horse and cart, or dedication as a carriageway prior to the invention of the internal combustion engine, can give rise to a claim for a byway open to all traffic which, if successful, allows for use by modern recreational motor vehicles of green lanes and other unsurfaced routes in the countryside; notes existing byways open to all traffic will still be subject to inappropriate and unsustainable use by recreational motor vehicles; is concerned that our most precious countryside in the national parks and areas of outstanding beauty and our national trails such as the Ridgeway continue to suffer appalling damage; and urges the Government to take action forthwith to protect these areas by reclassifying existing unsurfaced byways open to all traffic as restricted byways and issuing better guidance on enforcement to enable the relevant authorities to take swift and effective action where recreational vehicles are being driven illegally.
That this House welcomes the Government's proposal to close the legal loophole whereby historical evidence of use by horse and cart, or dedication as a carriageway prior to the invention of the internal combustion engine, can give rise to a claim for a byway open to all traffic which, if...
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what vehicle models are specified in the open licence for the export to Indonesia of armoured all wheel drive vehicles; what the terms are of the licence; and for what reason an open licence was granted. - Inc figures.
To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry, what vehicle models are specified in the open licence for the export to Indonesia of armoured all wheel drive vehicles; what the terms are of the licence; and for what reason an open licence was granted. - Inc figures.
That this House recognises the impact of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 in reclassifying all roads used as public paths to restricted byways; notes that in order to upgrade a restricted byway to a byway open to all traffic proof has to be provided of 20 years' uninterrupted usage by a wheeled vehicle; further notes that use by horse and cart up to several hundred years ago would automatically confirm the right of passage of modern wheeled vehicles such as motorcycles; recognises the environmental and social impact of this legal loophole; and urges the Government to take action to close it forthwith.
That this House recognises the impact of the Countryside and Rights of Way Act 2000 in reclassifying all roads used as public paths to restricted byways; notes that in order to upgrade a restricted byway to a byway open to all traffic proof has to be provided of 20 years'...
That this House recognises the invaluable work of St John Ambulance; notes that neither the Department of Health or Treasury were aware that the charity carried out over 240,000 hours of accident and emergency cover in 2001; further notes that without the dedicated members of St John Ambulance, NHS ambulance services would be under even greater pressure; and calls upon the Government to examine the possibility of introducing a VAT exemption for the fuel for its ambulances.
That this House recognises the invaluable work of St John Ambulance; notes that neither the Department of Health or Treasury were aware that the charity carried out over 240,000 hours of accident and emergency cover in 2001; further notes that without the dedicated members of St John Ambulance, NHS ambulance...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many accidents involving police vehicles there were in each police area in each of the past three years; and what was the severity of the injuries incurred in each case. - Includes table.
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, how many accidents involving police vehicles there were in each police area in each of the past three years; and what was the severity of the injuries incurred in each case. - Includes table.
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what equipment is issued to the crews of Royal Ulster Constabulary Land Rovers assigned to public order duties to assist in dealing with public order disturbances. - Includes list. (Holding answer 26 October 1999).
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what equipment is issued to the crews of Royal Ulster Constabulary Land Rovers assigned to public order duties to assist in dealing with public order disturbances. - Includes list. (Holding answer 26 October 1999).
How many metropolitan police vehicles were damaged beyond repair as a result of chasing suspect vehicles in each year since 1987; and what were the costs of their replacement. - Info not held in form requested.
How many metropolitan police vehicles were damaged beyond repair as a result of chasing suspect vehicles in each year since 1987; and what were the costs of their replacement. - Info not held in form requested.
If he will list the total number of non-emergency patients carried by the London Ambulance Service in: (a) emergency vehicles, (b) taxis, (c) non-emergency ambulances and (d) the Hospital Car Service for the months of April, May, June, July, August and September. - Table given.
If he will list the total number of non-emergency patients carried by the London Ambulance Service in: (a) emergency vehicles, (b) taxis, (c) non-emergency ambulances and (d) the Hospital Car Service for the months of April, May, June, July, August and September. - Table given.
If he will list: (a) the total number of vehicles and (b) vehicle miles covered by the London Ambulance Service for each week since January 1989 - Incl table showing total nos of vehicles & vehicle miles for last 2 available financial years
If he will list: (a) the total number of vehicles and (b) vehicle miles covered by the London Ambulance Service for each week since January 1989 - Incl table showing total nos of vehicles & vehicle miles for last 2 available financial years
To give no of ambulance personnel on duty, vehicles available, emergency calls & no answered within 7 minutes & 14 minutes; total no of patients moved by London ambulance service, St Johns & military vehicles per day in London since 1 Oct & average amount of money paid to qualified...
To give no of ambulance personnel on duty, vehicles available, emergency calls & no answered within 7 minutes & 14 minutes; total no of patients moved by London ambulance service, St Johns & military vehicles per day in London since 1 Oct & average amount of money paid to qualified...
To give no of Army personnel & vehicles deployed in London for each shift on ambulance duties since 1 Nov
To give no of Army personnel & vehicles deployed in London for each shift on ambulance duties since 1 Nov
Tables showing for each year since 1979, total number of ambulance vehicles, staff & costs, at 1989 prices by region.
Tables showing for each year since 1979, total number of ambulance vehicles, staff & costs, at 1989 prices by region.
How many ambulance from the Army, the Royal Navy & the RAF have been deployed on civilian duties in the current ambulance dispute.
How many ambulance from the Army, the Royal Navy & the RAF have been deployed on civilian duties in the current ambulance dispute.
Supplementary on ambulance service pay dispute & public support for claim.
Supplementary on ambulance service pay dispute & public support for claim.
To call for a report from London ambulance service on what has been average response time for a 999 call in its area by London ambulance service vehicles, police vehicles used as ambulances & other voluntary ambulances per week since 1 September. - Includes figures for LAS & St John...
To call for a report from London ambulance service on what has been average response time for a 999 call in its area by London ambulance service vehicles, police vehicles used as ambulances & other voluntary ambulances per week since 1 September. - Includes figures for LAS & St John...
How many police vehicles were used during current ambulance dispute in place of London ambulance service vehicles.
How many police vehicles were used during current ambulance dispute in place of London ambulance service vehicles.