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Defence Procurement (23 Oct 2003)

Mr Mark Tami: ...challenge, we need armed forces that are structured and equipped to deploy globally and at short notice. Obviously, at present, much of the defence effort is focused on supporting operations in Iraq, but let us never forget our commitments to peace support operations in other parts of the world, in particular sub-Saharan Africa. Although there are differences of opinion about British...

Defence in the United Kingdom (11 Sep 2003)

Mr Mark Tami: ...11 September 2001, which have made us all reassess how we approach the defence of this country, what we understand terrorism to be and how we can protect our people from it. The recent conflict in Iraq has once again shown the need for Britain to have mobile and flexible armed forces to meet the needs of the ever changing international situation. That flexibility is needed not only on the...

Defence in the United Kingdom (11 Sep 2003)

Mr Mark Tami: ...should never forget that DARA's main strength and value is to our armed forces. Sealand has shown its worth during the recent conflicts—throughout the Kosovo campaign and, more recently, in Iraq. DARA personnel responded to the increased demands placed upon them. They often worked around the clock to turn out kit that was urgently required at the front. We owe a great deal to them,...

Oral Answers to Questions — Prime Minister: Engagements (6 Nov 2002)

Mr Mark Tami: Will my right hon. Friend reaffirm the need for a United Nations resolution to secure the return of weapons inspectors to Iraq? What progress has been made to this end and, if progress has been made, as press reports indicate, when can we expect their return?