Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) Bill. Report stage (formal). Third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed.

Copyright (Visually Impaired Persons) Bill. Report stage (formal). Third reading debate. Agreed to on question. Passed.

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what action he is taking to allow the purchase of photocopies of recent births and deaths registration records. - Text of letter from Tim Holt of the Office for National Statistics.

To ask Mr Chancellor of the Exchequer, what action he is taking to allow the purchase of photocopies of recent births and deaths registration records. - Text of letter from Tim Holt of the Office for National Statistics.

Further to the Written Answer of the Lord Chancellor of 12 January (584 c121WA), how and upon what basis the full cost of photocopying are calculated per page at the Public Record Office. [HL197].

Further to the Written Answer of the Lord Chancellor of 12 January (584 c121WA), how and upon what basis the full cost of photocopying are calculated per page at the Public Record Office. [HL197].

Whether complaints from bodies representing user interests as well as from individual readers continue to be made to the Government or the Advisory Council on Public Records about the hours during which the Public Record Office is open to readers and the level of charges made for photocopying and other...

Whether complaints from bodies representing user interests as well as from individual readers continue to be made to the Government or the Advisory Council on Public Records about the hours during which the Public Record Office is open to readers and the level of charges made for photocopying and other...

Whether it remains the case since the publication of the Report of the Committee on Modern Public Records (Cmnd 8204, March 1991, paragraph 512) that the pricing structure for the photocopying of records at the Public Record Office owes more to predetermined financial conventions than to public records policy; and...

Whether it remains the case since the publication of the Report of the Committee on Modern Public Records (Cmnd 8204, March 1991, paragraph 512) that the pricing structure for the photocopying of records at the Public Record Office owes more to predetermined financial conventions than to public records policy; and...

Whether it remains the case, as reported by the Committee on Modern Public Records (Cmnd 8204, March 1991), paragraph 512), that photocopying charges are significantly higher at the Public Record Office than at comparable United Kingdom bodies or high by international standards. [HL 82].

Whether it remains the case, as reported by the Committee on Modern Public Records (Cmnd 8204, March 1991), paragraph 512), that photocopying charges are significantly higher at the Public Record Office than at comparable United Kingdom bodies or high by international standards. [HL 82].

Whether the targets for key performance indicators in the Business Plan set by the Lord Chancellor to measure the efficiency, quality of service and effectiveness of the PRO can be amended to ensure that the speed of the reprographic service is increased to enable staff to make more than 15...

Whether the targets for key performance indicators in the Business Plan set by the Lord Chancellor to measure the efficiency, quality of service and effectiveness of the PRO can be amended to ensure that the speed of the reprographic service is increased to enable staff to make more than 15...

Whether the reduction in staff numbers at the PRO between 1995-96 and 1996-97 has affected the ability of the Office to provide a speedy service for users who wait for electrostatic copies of documents to be made. [HL36].

Whether the reduction in staff numbers at the PRO between 1995-96 and 1996-97 has affected the ability of the Office to provide a speedy service for users who wait for electrostatic copies of documents to be made. [HL36].

How many members of staff at the Public Record Office are employed in making electrostatic copies of documents while users wait. [HL34]. - Up to four staff are available in the two reading rooms at any one time for photocopying while customers wait.

How many members of staff at the Public Record Office are employed in making electrostatic copies of documents while users wait. [HL34]. - Up to four staff are available in the two reading rooms at any one time for photocopying while customers wait.

What charges are imposed by the Public Record Office, per page, for photocopying public records; and how such charges are calculated and regulated to ensure that they are no more than is appropriate and necessary. - Includes ref to Public Record Office (Fees) Regulations 1997, copy in Library and fact...

What charges are imposed by the Public Record Office, per page, for photocopying public records; and how such charges are calculated and regulated to ensure that they are no more than is appropriate and necessary. - Includes ref to Public Record Office (Fees) Regulations 1997, copy in Library and fact...

What are the annual profits made by the Public Record Office for each of the past five years and the proportion of those profits attributable to income received from photocopying charges. - The Public Record Office has made no annual profit in the past five years. Charges for photocopies and...

What are the annual profits made by the Public Record Office for each of the past five years and the proportion of those profits attributable to income received from photocopying charges. - The Public Record Office has made no annual profit in the past five years. Charges for photocopies and...

Why Public Record Office no longer provides photocopies of documents to postal inquirers.

Why Public Record Office no longer provides photocopies of documents to postal inquirers.

What are the costings figures used, & assumptions made, in respect of an A3 copy & an A4 copy of a document at the Public Record Office.

What are the costings figures used, & assumptions made, in respect of an A3 copy & an A4 copy of a document at the Public Record Office.

To review current cost of obtaining photocopied pages or microfilm copies of documents released under 30 year rule & kept at Public Records Office & to seek to institute a reduction in unit costs charged to researchers seeking such Public Records Office information.

To review current cost of obtaining photocopied pages or microfilm copies of documents released under 30 year rule & kept at Public Records Office & to seek to institute a reduction in unit costs charged to researchers seeking such Public Records Office information.