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To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what representations he has received concerning the holding of an inquiry into a controversial death at the same time as (a) the continuation of a police investigation, (b) the continuation of an inquiry by the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman and (c)...
To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland, what representations he has received concerning the holding of an inquiry into a controversial death at the same time as (a) the continuation of a police investigation, (b) the continuation of an inquiry by the Northern Ireland Police Ombudsman and (c)...
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will breakdown the excess winter deaths for each of the last three years by socio-economic class, indicating (a) all ages, (b) those aged 60 to 70 years and (c) those aged 70 years and over. - Inc table and fact...
To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, if he will breakdown the excess winter deaths for each of the last three years by socio-economic class, indicating (a) all ages, (b) those aged 60 to 70 years and (c) those aged 70 years and over. - Inc table and fact...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he will breakdown the excess winter deaths in England and Wales for each of the last three years by socio-economic class, indicating (a) all ages, (b) those aged 60 to 70 years and (c) those aged 70 years and over. - Inc...
To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, if he will breakdown the excess winter deaths in England and Wales for each of the last three years by socio-economic class, indicating (a) all ages, (b) those aged 60 to 70 years and (c) those aged 70 years and over. - Inc...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, what health consequences, expressed in terms of deaths per million persons exposed are assumed to result from occupational exposures to (a) kaolin, (b) respirable quartz, (c) welding fume, (d) cement dust, (e) styrene, (f) isocyanates and (g)...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport and the Regions, what health consequences, expressed in terms of deaths per million persons exposed are assumed to result from occupational exposures to (a) kaolin, (b) respirable quartz, (c) welding fume, (d) cement dust, (e) styrene, (f) isocyanates and (g)...
When he will be in a position to state whether there is to be a fatal accident inquiry into the death of a constituent of the honourable Member for Greenock and Port Glasgow in a traffic accident in East Shaw Street, Greenock on 21st April.
When he will be in a position to state whether there is to be a fatal accident inquiry into the death of a constituent of the honourable Member for Greenock and Port Glasgow in a traffic accident in East Shaw Street, Greenock on 21st April.
When he expects the fatal accident inquiry into the death of a crew member of the RMAS `Salmaster' to be held; and where it will take place.
When he expects the fatal accident inquiry into the death of a crew member of the RMAS `Salmaster' to be held; and where it will take place.
How many fatal accident inquiries have been held into fatalities in the workplace in each of the past 10 years. - Inc fact that Crown Office does not hold records centrally. Inc fig.
How many fatal accident inquiries have been held into fatalities in the workplace in each of the past 10 years. - Inc fact that Crown Office does not hold records centrally. Inc fig.
How many fatal accident inquiries are to be held in the current year in relation to the deaths of hospital patients in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland as a whole. - No figures given. - (Holding answer 11 May 1995).
How many fatal accident inquiries are to be held in the current year in relation to the deaths of hospital patients in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland as a whole. - No figures given. - (Holding answer 11 May 1995).
If he will list the fatal accident inquiries in relation to the deaths of hospital patients in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland as a whole in each of the past 10 years; how many of these cases led to disciplinary action being taken against medical practitioners and other parties. -...
If he will list the fatal accident inquiries in relation to the deaths of hospital patients in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland as a whole in each of the past 10 years; how many of these cases led to disciplinary action being taken against medical practitioners and other parties. -...
If death certificates are sent by medical practitioners, to procurators fiscal, as (a) a matter of course or (b) as a legal requirement, following the deaths of hospital patients (i) during surgical care or (ii) following surgical care.
If death certificates are sent by medical practitioners, to procurators fiscal, as (a) a matter of course or (b) as a legal requirement, following the deaths of hospital patients (i) during surgical care or (ii) following surgical care.
What guidance, assistance or training is given to procurators fiscal to enable them to examine and question both death certificates and medical notes concerning hospital patients who have died either during surgical care or following such treatment.
What guidance, assistance or training is given to procurators fiscal to enable them to examine and question both death certificates and medical notes concerning hospital patients who have died either during surgical care or following such treatment.
How many deaths of hospital patients have led to fatal accident inquiries being held in (a) Renfrewshire, (b) Strathclyde and (c) Scotland in each of the past 10 years; of these, how many were concerned with an inquiry into the death of a patient during or following surgical care. -...
How many deaths of hospital patients have led to fatal accident inquiries being held in (a) Renfrewshire, (b) Strathclyde and (c) Scotland in each of the past 10 years; of these, how many were concerned with an inquiry into the death of a patient during or following surgical care. -...
If a procurator fiscal can issue a requirement to examine medical notes concerning a patient who has died (a) during surgery care or (b) following surgical care.
If a procurator fiscal can issue a requirement to examine medical notes concerning a patient who has died (a) during surgery care or (b) following surgical care.
Pursuant to his Answer of 8th February, Official Report, Scottish Grand Committee, column 18, in how many of the fatal accident inquiries were the managers or the owners, judged by the Sheriff to have been negligent of the interests and well-being of the resident who died. - Inc fact that...
Pursuant to his Answer of 8th February, Official Report, Scottish Grand Committee, column 18, in how many of the fatal accident inquiries were the managers or the owners, judged by the Sheriff to have been negligent of the interests and well-being of the resident who died. - Inc fact that...
Pursuant to his Answer of 8th February, Official Report, Scottish Grand Committee, column 18, what proposals he intends to introduce in response to the recommendations of the sheriffs who conducted fatal accident inquiries into the deaths of several elderly residents of privately owned residential homes. - Inc fact that will...
Pursuant to his Answer of 8th February, Official Report, Scottish Grand Committee, column 18, what proposals he intends to introduce in response to the recommendations of the sheriffs who conducted fatal accident inquiries into the deaths of several elderly residents of privately owned residential homes. - Inc fact that will...
How many fatal accident inquiries have been conducted into the deaths of elderly residents of privately-owned residential homes in Strathclyde and Scotland as a whole in the past four years. - Inc figs.
How many fatal accident inquiries have been conducted into the deaths of elderly residents of privately-owned residential homes in Strathclyde and Scotland as a whole in the past four years. - Inc figs.
How many people died of hypothermia other than when engaged in outdoor pursuits in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland in each of the past 10 years. - Includes table of deaths with any mention of hypothermia on the death certificate.
How many people died of hypothermia other than when engaged in outdoor pursuits in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland in each of the past 10 years. - Includes table of deaths with any mention of hypothermia on the death certificate.
What is the excess winter death rate in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland in each of the past 10 years. - Includes table of deaths in Scotland and Strathclyde by month, 1984-1993 and that no universally accepted definition of excess winter deaths and not possible to calculate a rate.
What is the excess winter death rate in (a) Strathclyde and (b) Scotland in each of the past 10 years. - Includes table of deaths in Scotland and Strathclyde by month, 1984-1993 and that no universally accepted definition of excess winter deaths and not possible to calculate a rate.
How many railway employees have (a) died, (b) suffered injury or (c) been placed on sick-leave as a result of having experienced acts of vandalism or other such criminal activities on railway lines in each of the past 15 years. - Inc figures.
How many railway employees have (a) died, (b) suffered injury or (c) been placed on sick-leave as a result of having experienced acts of vandalism or other such criminal activities on railway lines in each of the past 15 years. - Inc figures.
If he will estimate the number of people who died in each of the past seven years as a result of the abuse or the misuse of (a) tobacco, (b) alcohol, (c) heroin, (d) cocaine and (e) cannabis. - Inc figures. (Holding answer 2 Feb 1994).
If he will estimate the number of people who died in each of the past seven years as a result of the abuse or the misuse of (a) tobacco, (b) alcohol, (c) heroin, (d) cocaine and (e) cannabis. - Inc figures. (Holding answer 2 Feb 1994).