Results 1-4 of 4 for smoking speaker:Richard Caborn
- Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Bingo: Smoking (22 May 2007)
Richard Caborn: The Government have not carried out a specific assessment of the potential impacts on the bingo industry of the smoke free provisions within the Health Act 2006. The overall costs and benefits of the Health Act are set out in the regulatory impact assessment which is available in the Library or on the Department of Health's website at:...
- Oral Answers to Questions — Culture, Media and Sport: Licensing Guidelines (19 Apr 2004)
Mr Richard Caborn: ...then, we have received two representations from local authorities about the content of the draft, seeking clarification about the relationship of the public safety licensing objectives to passive smoking and criminal record checks for applicants for personal licences. The draft guidance has been prepared in consultation with other Government Departments, Executive agencies, the police,...
- Written Answers — Culture Media and Sport: Sport (West Cumbria) (1 Jul 2002)
Mr Richard Caborn: ...as follows: Allerdale: Total programme costs £169,493; magnet funding £89,000. Projects include: 1. Allerdale Baton Relay race—linking local activities and events with the Commonwealth games. 2. Stop smoking walking for health days—developed in partnership with the Health Action Zone and the Primary Care Trust. 3. Promotion of the value of physical activity in schools...
- Health and Safety (11 Feb 1985)
Mr Richard Caborn: ...visits lasted for a three-week period after the fire and patients said that the complaints were caused by the December fire in which chemicals stored at the warehouse were swept around the area in a massive smoke cloud. The effects of the fire have caused widespread concern, with people reporting cases of sickness, headaches and vomiting". I do not know what is the definition of a major...