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Prevention of Terrorism Bill (10 Mar 2005): Mr Ian Lucas: Does my right hon. Friend agree that an appropriate way of trying to build the broadest consensus across the House—indeed, across both Houses—would be to introduce a draft counter-terrorism Bill, which could be considered at great length and in great detail by all sections of both Houses?
Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: International Terrorism (9 May 2002): Mr Ian Lucas: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, pursuant to his answer of 16 April 2002, Official Report, column 828–29W, on international terrorism, if he will list the UN member states which have not fulfilled the obligation to submit a report to the Counter-Terrorism Committee on terrorist financing and providing safe havens for terrorists.
Written Answers — Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs: Security Council Counter-Terrorism Committee (19 Mar 2002): Mr Ian Lucas: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the progress of the UN Security Council Counter- Terrorism Committee.
Written Answers — Treasury: Aviation Industry (6 Dec 2001): Mr Ian Lucas: To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what fiscal measures he is considering to lessen the economic effects of international terrorism on the aviation industry.

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