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Royal Assent (21 Jul 2009)

Paul Burstow: ...are limited. Half the children in the camps are under-nourished. There are outbreaks of disease—chicken pox, hepatitis A and many others. That is not peace; it is war by another means. It is terror inflicted upon an innocent group of people who deserve better. It is time the Government did even more to ensure that as the gaze of the world has moved away from Sri Lanka since the...

Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: UN Counter-Terrorism Committee (12 Sep 2005)

Paul Burstow: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what progress has been made in implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1373; which countries have not reported to the Counter-Terrorism Committee on steps taken or planned to implement the resolution; and if he will make a statement.

Written Answers — Home Department: Terrorism Act (13 May 2003)

Mr Paul Burstow: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many people are detained without trial under the Terrorism Act 2000; and how many of them are under 18.

Written Answers — Health: Health Protection Agency (12 Feb 2003)

Mr Paul Burstow: ...what steps he is taking to ensure that preparations for establishing the Health Protection Agency do not add significantly to the workload of the agencies responsible for responding to acts of bio-terrorism.

Clause 1: Rateable Value (24 Feb 1999)

Mr Paul Burstow: ...occurring in the course of the exercise of this assumption any want of actual repair to a hereditament arising from any peril customarily insured against, Acts of God, civil commotion, war or terrorism, or arising from the rebuilding or substantial refurbishment thereof'. I speak with trepidation bearing in mind recent comments of the Under-Secretary of State for the Environment, Transport...