Whether it is lawful for a political party which discriminates on racial or ethnic grounds to register under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000; and, if so, whether they consider that the law should be changed. [HL 5302].

Whether it is lawful for a political party which discriminates on racial or ethnic grounds to register under the Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Act 2000; and, if so, whether they consider that the law should be changed. [HL 5302].

Whether the provisions and requirements of the Telephone Preference Service apply to the telephoning of electors by political parties and elected representatives; and, if so, in which respects. [HL 5304].

Whether the provisions and requirements of the Telephone Preference Service apply to the telephoning of electors by political parties and elected representatives; and, if so, in which respects. [HL 5304].

What are the requirements for the provision for first aid equipment, the presence of trained first aid staff, and a nominated member of staff as the lead "first aider" on (a) inter-city trains and stations, and (b) other trains and stations in the United Kingdom. [HL 5303].

What are the requirements for the provision for first aid equipment, the presence of trained first aid staff, and a nominated member of staff as the lead "first aider" on (a) inter-city trains and stations, and (b) other trains and stations in the United Kingdom. [HL 5303].

What are the criteria for defining sub-post offices as either urban or rural. [HL 3986].

What are the criteria for defining sub-post offices as either urban or rural. [HL 3986].

For each local housing authority in England that administers its own housing stock, what is the average housing subsidy or negative housing subsidy per dwelling, and what are these figures as a proportion of the average rent.[HL 3985] - Table for 2002-03 in Library.

For each local housing authority in England that administers its own housing stock, what is the average housing subsidy or negative housing subsidy per dwelling, and what are these figures as a proportion of the average rent.[HL 3985] - Table for 2002-03 in Library.

Whether the opportunity to gain "more investment" in the three regions in the North of England, as described by the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June 649 c32, includes an increased amount of investment by the Government. [HL 3793]. - Includes ref to Chapter 5 of the...

Whether the opportunity to gain "more investment" in the three regions in the North of England, as described by the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June 649 c32, includes an increased amount of investment by the Government. [HL 3793]. - Includes ref to Chapter 5 of the...

Whether it is the case, as stated in the Boundary Committee for England news release of 17 June, that "If electors vote for a regional assembly next year, new unitary authorities will replace the existing two levels of local government in Cheshire, Cumbria and Lancashire", or whether the Secretary of...

Whether it is the case, as stated in the Boundary Committee for England news release of 17 June, that "If electors vote for a regional assembly next year, new unitary authorities will replace the existing two levels of local government in Cheshire, Cumbria and Lancashire", or whether the Secretary of...

What are the functions of the Department of Constitutional Affairs in so far as they relate to England. [HL 3511]. - Inc ref to 19 June 2003 CH 407 c391-2W.

What are the functions of the Department of Constitutional Affairs in so far as they relate to England. [HL 3511]. - Inc ref to 19 June 2003 CH 407 c391-2W.

To whom the Government Offices for the Regions will be responsible following the establishemnt of elected regional assemblies in their areas. [HL 3516].

To whom the Government Offices for the Regions will be responsible following the establishemnt of elected regional assemblies in their areas. [HL 3516].

In what ways their proposals for elected regional assemblies will, in the words of the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June, reduce bureaucracy. [HL 3514].

In what ways their proposals for elected regional assemblies will, in the words of the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June, reduce bureaucracy. [HL 3514].

In what ways their proposals for elected regional assemblies will, in the words of the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June, reduce bureaucracy. [HL 3514].

In what ways their proposals for elected regional assemblies will, in the words of the Deputy Prime Minister in his Statement of 16 June, reduce bureaucracy. [HL 3514].

Whether and when the regional chamber will cease to exist in an English region in which an elected regional assembly is set up. [HL 3513].

Whether and when the regional chamber will cease to exist in an English region in which an elected regional assembly is set up. [HL 3513].

What is the estimated cost within each region, both centrally and to each local authority, of the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3493]. - Includes figures.

What is the estimated cost within each region, both centrally and to each local authority, of the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3493]. - Includes figures.

What is the position with regard to ongoing reviews of electoral boundaries in local authorities such as Lancashire which are included in the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3496]. - This is a matter for the Electoral Commission.

What is the position with regard to ongoing reviews of electoral boundaries in local authorities such as Lancashire which are included in the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3496]. - This is a matter for the Electoral Commission.

What criteria they are stipulating or intend to stipulate in relation to the geographical, economic or social nature, community relationships, size or other matters relating to proposed unitary authorities in the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3497]. - Includes...

What criteria they are stipulating or intend to stipulate in relation to the geographical, economic or social nature, community relationships, size or other matters relating to proposed unitary authorities in the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3497]. - Includes...

In what ways the electors will be consulted on the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3494].

In what ways the electors will be consulted on the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3494].

Whether the reviews of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England will take into account any representations they receive in favour of the status quo; and whether they will include the fact they have received such representations in their reports. [Hl 3495].

Whether the reviews of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England will take into account any representations they receive in favour of the status quo; and whether they will include the fact they have received such representations in their reports. [Hl 3495].

What is the timetable for the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3492]. - Includes ref to 16 June 2003 at CH 407 c21-39.

What is the timetable for the review of local government structures in two-tier areas in the three northern regions of England. [HL 3492]. - Includes ref to 16 June 2003 at CH 407 c21-39.

How many quangos exist in the North West, in Yorkshire and Humberside, and in the North East; and which ones in each region they intend to abolish if an elected regional assembly is established. [HL 3515]. - Includes figures.

How many quangos exist in the North West, in Yorkshire and Humberside, and in the North East; and which ones in each region they intend to abolish if an elected regional assembly is established. [HL 3515]. - Includes figures.