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Upcoming Business – Lords: Main Chamber (18 Jul 2019)

Reviewing the recruitment processes of UK Visas and Immigration and the Border Force – Lord Marlesford. Oral questions

Litter Strategy - Question (15 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, does my noble friend agree that a much cleaner Britain ought to be a relatively easy political objective to achieve? Will he agree that one thing that is needed is more people picking up litter? As we are trying to keep people out of prison, a great deal more use could be made of community service orders to ensure that litter is picked up.

Rural Post Offices - Question (9 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, will my noble friend suggest to the Post Office that it promotes the banking service more? I have been a client of this wonderful service for 10 years. It has the great advantage that you can put money in and withdraw up to £1,000 a day from any post office, however small, at any time. It is particularly important for rural areas. It is more secure than a hole in the wall, because...

Rural Post Offices - Question (9 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, will my noble friend suggest to the Post Office that it promotes the banking service more? I have been a client of this wonderful service for 10 years. It has the great advantage that you can put money in and withdraw up to £1,000 a day from any post office, however small, at any time. It is particularly important for rural areas. It is more secure than a hole in the wall, because...

Written Answers — Ministry of Justice: Civil Servants: Convictions (4 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government how many civil servants in (1) HM Treasury, (2) the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, and (3) the Ministry of Defence, have been convicted in open court and sentenced to prison for offences in connection with their official duties, in each of the last ten years.

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: Staff (4 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Williams of Trafford on 31 May (HL15807), in what circumstances they withhold from Parliament the names of civil servants who have been convicted in open court, and sentenced to prison, for offences in connection with their official duties.

Sexual Offences: Anonymity - Question (3 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, are there any circumstances in which this Government will commission a judicial review into the handling of the case against Sir Edward Heath?

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: Offenders (3 Jul 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government whether their personnel policies and procedures would allow ex-offenders to be employed in the Home Office for duties involving immigration or border control.

Brexit: Border Controls - Question (19 Jun 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, is the Minister saying that she is happy with the situation? Is she not well aware that something like 50 Home Office officials, mainly connected with the border agency, have been sent to prison in the last few years? Is she not aware of the case raised by my Written Question and to which she replied, in which, on 16 November last year, one Home Office official, accused of...

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: Staff (31 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Baroness Williams of Trafford on 14 May (HL15405), whether they will name the three Home Office officials who were convicted in open court of criminal offences in connection with their official duties.

Written Answers — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government: Community Infrastructure Levy (23 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government, further to the Written Answer by Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth on 14 May (HL15404), how many new homes were constructed, whether as new-builds or by conversion of existing non-domestic buildings, in 2017–18 in each of the local authorities using a Community Industrial Levy.

Leaving the European Union - Statement (22 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, does my noble friend agree that, on Sunday, we may have a clearer view of the British people’s opinion on whether we should leave after the European elections, which I suspect are being treated by very many voters as a referendum?

UK Foreign Policy in a Shifting World Order (International Relations Committee Report) - Motion to Take Note (21 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, how lucky the House of Lords is to have had this committee, and how lucky the committee is to have had my noble friend Lord Howell as its first, very distinguished, chair. I intend to focus on just two points on the challenge to the rules-based international order: economic migration and political Islam. First, I want to suggest how this rules-based order needed to come about....

Written Answers — Ministry of Justice: Court of Protection (15 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government how many applications have been made to the Court of Protection in each of the last three years; and what was the average time between the application being stamped and an order made in each of the last three years.

Emergency Services Network - Question (14 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords, does my noble friend recognise that the Government’s record on procuring high-tech projects is lamentable? Will she consider consulting Mr Ken Livingstone, under whom the very successful congestion charging system was introduced into London without a hitch? He might be able to point her in the right direction of good management.

Written Answers — Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government: Community Infrastructure Levy (14 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government which local authorities in England make use of the Community Infrastructure Levy; and what is the latest annual revenue for each local authority from that charge.

Written Answers — Home Office: Home Office: Staff (14 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government whether any Home Office staff have been convicted of criminal offences since 9 April 2018; and if so, in each case, what was the (1) nature of the offence, (2) date of conviction, and (3) sentence received.

Written Answers — Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs: Agriculture: Subsidies (10 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: To ask Her Majesty's Government whether payments made under the Basic Payment Scheme of the Common Agricultural Policy in respect of harvest 2019 will be set in sterling or in euros.

Elections and Referendums: Foreign Interference - Question (9 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: Does my noble friend agree that, in practice, the European elections will be a referendum on Brexit?

National Security Council Leak - Statement (2 May 2019)

Lord Marlesford: My Lords—

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