Results 1-8 of 8 for iraq speaker:Martin Caton
- Written Answers — Defence: Bombs: Peacekeeping Operations (3 Sep 2007)
Martin Caton: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence how many CRV-7 rockets fitted with cluster munition warheads UK armed forces have used in (a) Afghanistan and (b) Iraq since October 2001.
- Cluster Munitions (23 Nov 2006)
Martin Caton: ...are killed and maimed when they are employed. Now 22 countries have been affected by cluster munition contamination, with particular problems of unexploded ordnance in Indochina, Afghanistan, Iraq and Lebanon. Many other countries are also affected. Literally billions of cluster munition bomblets are even now stockpiled in 73 countries of the world. For the first time, in the recent...
- Written Answers — Trade and Industry: Iraq (Reconstruction) (14 Apr 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if she will make a statement on the system for awarding commercial contracts for reconstruction in post-conflict Iraq under interim arrangements before a representative Iraqi Government is in place.
- Written Answers — International Development: Iraq (14 Apr 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: ...the Secretary of State for International Development what discussions the Government have had with the US Administration on the effectiveness of the provision of untied aid for reconstruction in Iraq.
- Written Answers — Defence: Iraq (11 Apr 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what provision has been made by the British armed forces to clear unexploded bomblets from cluster bombs used in the war in Iraq.
- Written Answers — International Development: Iraq (27 Mar 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: To ask the Secretary of State for International Development what criteria will be used to determine whether Iraq is too insecure for civilian humanitarian agencies to operate within its borders.
- Written Answers — Defence: Iraq (26 Mar 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: To ask the Secretary of State for Defence what measures are in place to enable British armed forces to provide humanitarian aid to Iraq if the situation is too insecure for civilian agencies to operate.
- Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (19 Mar 2003)
Mr Martin Caton: ...prohibits military attack that fails to discriminate between combatants and non-combatants or that disproportionately impacts on civilians. Can my right hon. Friend assure me that, in the war on Iraq that the House sanctioned last night, we will not be employing cluster bombs and that electricity, transport and water infrastructure will not be targeted?