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How many men and how many women have (a) been treated for and (b) died from disease caused by active smoking in each of the last five years for which figures are available; and how many men and how many women have (a) been treated for and (b) died from...
How many men and how many women have (a) been treated for and (b) died from disease caused by active smoking in each of the last five years for which figures are available; and how many men and how many women have (a) been treated for and (b) died from...
By what methods they are currently seeking information to estimate the number of front seat occupants of vehicles injured in Great Britain as a result of being hit by unbelted rear seat passengers, and when they expect that information to become available. [HL 2930].
By what methods they are currently seeking information to estimate the number of front seat occupants of vehicles injured in Great Britain as a result of being hit by unbelted rear seat passengers, and when they expect that information to become available. [HL 2930].
Whether they accept the findings of a Japanese survey (published in the Lancet 2002 359:43-44) that 80 per cent of deaths of drivers and front seat passengers would be avoided if all back seat passengers wore seat belts. [HL 2754]. - Inc ref to 24 January 2002, 631 c217.
Whether they accept the findings of a Japanese survey (published in the Lancet 2002 359:43-44) that 80 per cent of deaths of drivers and front seat passengers would be avoided if all back seat passengers wore seat belts. [HL 2754]. - Inc ref to 24 January 2002, 631 c217.
What percentage of deaths among front seat occupants in cars they estimate would have been avoided by the use of seat belts by passengers in the rear of cars. [HL 2335]. - Includes fact that information requested is not available.
What percentage of deaths among front seat occupants in cars they estimate would have been avoided by the use of seat belts by passengers in the rear of cars. [HL 2335]. - Includes fact that information requested is not available.
How many (a) car drivers; (b) passengers in front seats of cars; and (c) passengers in rear seats of cars have been killed in accidents during the last five years for which records are available; and how many and what percentage of each were wearing seat belts at the time....
How many (a) car drivers; (b) passengers in front seats of cars; and (c) passengers in rear seats of cars have been killed in accidents during the last five years for which records are available; and how many and what percentage of each were wearing seat belts at the time....
If he will discuss with the Portuguese authorities the death in Portugal of Paul Kenney. - Inc ref to 234 c650-4.
If he will discuss with the Portuguese authorities the death in Portugal of Paul Kenney. - Inc ref to 234 c650-4.
That this House condemns the Portuguese Government and authorities for its failure to investigate the tragic death of Paul Kenney, whilst on holiday in Portugal in July; is outraged that the Portuguese authorities failed to take any steps to trace Paul's family, who were in Portugal at the time and were only informed of his death after his parents traced him to a local hospital, where the body had lain for four weeks after being found on a beach in Portimao, although on several visits to the hospital his parents were told that no person of his description had been admitted; expresses its dismay that even though Paul had telephone numbers on his person that would have helped identify him, neither the police nor the hospital made any effort to trace his next of kin; condemns the extraordinary discourtesy of the Portuguese Ambassador and his staff towards the honourable Member for Leicester West, when he sought to progress this matter on behalf of his constituents, the Kenney family; and demands that the Portuguese Government now take immediate action to investigate Paul Kenney's death, to inform the bereaved family of its causes and circumstances, and to apologise to the family for the disgraceful way in which it has treated them and their awful tragedy.
That this House condemns the Portuguese Government and authorities for its failure to investigate the tragic death of Paul Kenney, whilst on holiday in Portugal in July; is outraged that the Portuguese authorities failed to take any steps to trace Paul's family, who were in Portugal at the time and...
How many (a) men, (b) women and (c) children are known (i) to have been injured and (ii) to have died as a result of pharmacists' errors in the provision of drugs or medicines, in each of the last five years for which records are available. - Inc fact that...
How many (a) men, (b) women and (c) children are known (i) to have been injured and (ii) to have died as a result of pharmacists' errors in the provision of drugs or medicines, in each of the last five years for which records are available. - Inc fact that...