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Which are ports of entry (by air, sea and rail) into the United Kingdom, indicating in respect of each whether or not the passports of those arriving may be read or recorded electronically; and when such reading or recording started. [HL 2424].

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Lord Marlesford (Conservative)
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Written questions
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Answered
Date
6 May 2004
Reference
HL 2424; 660 c127-8WA
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House of Lords

Which countries currently issue machine-readable passports; and which European Union countries currently record electronically the arrival of non-European Union passport holders from non-European Union points of origin. [HL 1209].

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Lord Marlesford (Conservative)
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Written questions
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Date
28 November 2001
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HL 1209; 629 c36WA
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House of Lords

What proportion of the 43,855,981 valid British passports are machine readable; and whether they will start to record electronically the departures and arrivals of those with machine-readable passports. [HL 1208].

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Lord Marlesford (Conservative)
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Written questions
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Date
14 November 2001
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HL 1208; 628 c82WA
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House of Lords

How many of the total number of United Kingdom passports in issue are machine readable and how many are not; and at which points of entry into the United Kingdom immigration officers have equipment to record electronically details of machine readable passports. [HL 1047].

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Lord Marlesford (Conservative)
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Written questions
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7 November 2001
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HL 1047; 628 c20WA
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House of Lords