Results 1-6 of 6 for iraq speaker:Mark Oaten

[Dr. William McCrea in the Chair] — Specialist Trauma Response Teams (11 Jun 2008)

Mark Oaten: The Army point is interesting. I am not an expert, but my understanding is that NHS consultants who work in accident and emergency departments often work in Afghanistan or Iraq. Perhaps one of the reasons for the improvements relates to the lesson about BASICS. It may be not the trained paramedics, but the consultants working in the field who are making the difference.

Orders of the Day: Home Affairs and Transport (23 Nov 2006)

Mark Oaten: ..., West and Royton (Mr. Meacher). I agreed with every word that he said, not only when he reminded us of the importance of climate change, but in his comments about the withdrawal of troops from Iraq. He also reminded us that, however awful the terrorist atrocities that we have seen, with climate change this country faces an atrocity involving a loss of life that would take us way beyond...

Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report 2003–04 (8 Jul 2004)

Mr Mark Oaten: ...well as that of NCIS and that that organisation will be scrutinised properly. The Home Secretary is nodding and that is welcome confirmation. The shadow Home Secretary made some strong points about Iraq. Perhaps they would have been more powerful if they had been made during the debate on Iraq rather than after the event. He hoped that the Butler inquiry might be able to answer some of the...

Written Answers — Home Department: Asylum Seekers (30 Mar 2004)

Mr Mark Oaten: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what estimate he has made of the number of failed asylum seekers in the UK who are liable to be forcibly returned to Iraq.

Iraq (10 Apr 2003)

Mr Mark Oaten: ...join the Foreign Secretary in paying tribute to our armed forces and, of course, mourning the loss of life during the conflict. The Foreign Secretary said that he stands by his commitment to rid Iraq of weapons of mass destruction. Will he outline who he believes should take a lead role in the task of identifying and disposing of any weapons of mass destruction that may be found in Iraq?...

Iraq (13 Feb 2003)

Mr Mark Oaten: ...for coming to the House in advance of those critical meetings rather than after them. The Government have repeatedly made it clear that the international community can only deal effectively with Iraq if we are united. Does the Foreign Secretary therefore accept the concern that to ignore the vetoes in the Security Council may have serious consequences for that unity and would undermine the...