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Oral Answers to Questions — Lord Chancellor's Department: Legal Aid (21 Jul 1997)

Douglas Hogg: ...be a mistake to introduce legal aid in terms of either promoting a libel case or defending it. That said, will he consider the possibility of alternative funding methods, such as a contingency fee fund? I make a distinction between a contingency fee fund and contingency fees.

Orders of the Day — Representation of the People Bill: Deposit by Candidates at Parliamentary Elections (14 Feb 1985)

Douglas Hogg: My hon. Friend has had a most ingenious idea, but will he consider one drawback? He is talking about a registration fee which he suggests is a sort of collective deposit. However, I think that he will agree that the registration fee would probably not be fixed by statute, whether primary or secondary legislation. If that is right, who will set the registration fee? Assuming that it is done...

Orders of the Day — Building (Prescribed Fees) (24 Jun 1982)

Douglas Hogg: I apologise for the fact that I was not here to hear my hon. Friend's opening speech. There is one point that troubles me. If one looks at inspection fees for small garages and car parks, one finds that one is dealing with a very modest fee. My concern is that, as there is no obvious sanction for the payment of this fee and as the amount is so small that it would not justify recovery...

Dogs (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (19 Feb 1982)

Douglas Hogg: Will my hon. Friend clarify one point? Under clause 3 of his Bill the setting of the level of the licence fee is a matter for the local authority. How does that tie up with legislation under which the Secretary of State imposes, or at least sets, the licence fee? How do the two marry?

Dogs (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill (19 Feb 1982)

Douglas Hogg: Is it not also a fact that under the Bill a local authority would be able not to charge any fee at all? As a result of other enactments repealed by the Bill, is there not a chance that no dog licence fee whatever would be raised?

Orders of the Day — Firearms (Amendment) Bill: Visitors' Permits (25 May 1988)

Amendment proposed: No. 59, in page 7, line 5, leave out from beginning to 'shall' in line 7 and insert 'on the grant of a permit under this section a fee of £12 except that where six or more permits are granted on a group application the fee shall be £60 in respect of those permits taken together.(6A) Subsection (6) above'.—[Mr. Douglas Hogg.]

Oral Answers to Questions — National Health Insurance.: Sheriffs' Officers (Fees). (25 Jul 1923)

Sir Douglas Hogg: Execution in the County Court is levied by the High Bailiff and his officers, and not by the Sheriff. The fees are those prescribed by the County Courts Fees Order, or ordered or allowed by the judge under that Order. In the majority of cases the State has no pecuniary interest, as the fees are, paid over to the profit of the High Bailiff or Registrar, and there is nothing to audit, though...

Firearms (Fees) (25 Jun 1986)

Douglas Hogg: Further to that point of order, Mr. Deputy Speaker. It is being suggested, and it has not yet been gainsaid, that these systems and fees can be used as a method of controlling the possession of firearms. That is manifestly correct; they can be so used. Surely we are entitled to debate the proposition that fees should he used as a method of controlling their possession.

Legal Aid ( 4 Mar 1998)

Douglas Hogg: May I welcome the Minister's statement that his Department is looking further at the contingency fee fund concept? Within the profession, there is a feeling that if a choice has to be made between contingency fee funds and conditional fee agreements, there would be a strong preference in favour of the contingency fee fund because it avoids the conflict of interests already referred to and...

Department of Health: Dental Services ( 7 Mar 2006)

Douglas Hogg: ...that there is a precedent for the national health service paying for operations that cannot be performed within it within a stated time, why is the same principle not applied to private dental fees incurred by patients who cannot get NHS dentistry because it is not available? Why, in those circumstances, does not the NHS pay those private dental fees?

Oral Answers to Questions — British Army.: Alternative Pensions (Inquiries). ( 8 Jun 1920)

Mr James Hogge: ...of applicants for alternative pensions have been transferred to county court registrars; whether such inquiries are made by the registrar personally or by bailiffs of the county courts; what fee is paid; and to whom?

Oral Answers to Questions — City of London Courts (Fees). (16 Feb 1927)

Sir Douglas Hogg: The fees received in the year ending 31st March, 1926, were £34,534 7s. 7d., which, with other items of revenue, made a total revenue of £35,103 19s. 9d. The expenses were £28,477 15s. 5d.

Oral Answers to Questions — Government Departments.: Printing, Paper, and Stationery (Expenditure). ( 8 Apr 1930)

Latest Available Year. Law Officer. Salary. Fees. Total. Attorney-General. £ £ s d £ s d. 1st April, 1928, Sir Douglas Hogg … … — 2,473 5 10 2,473 5 10 to Sir Thomas Inskip … … 7,000 7,854 2 4 14,854 2 4 31st March, 1929. Solicitor-General. Sir Thomas Inskip … … — 1,773 13 0 1,773 13 0 Sir F. B. Merriman … … 6,000 6,466 18 6 12,466 18 6

Oral Answers to Questions — France: Mr. P. G. Wodehouse ( 6 Dec 1944)

Mr Quintin Hogg: Is it not obvious that a person who broadcasts on the enemy wireless and receives a fee, either in kind or money, is trading with the enemy, and is punishable under the Act which deals with that offence?

Oral Answers to Questions — University Grants (Government Proposals) (13 Feb 1945)

Mr Quintin Hogg: Is the grant of £2,000,000 for general university purposes considered to include any allowance for the subsistence or tutorial fees of students who may have had their university courses broken by the war, or will there be a separate grant for that purpose?

Orders of the Day — Education (Fees and Awards) (Scotland) (15 Nov 1983)

Motion made, and Question proposed,That an humble Address be presented to Her Majesty, praying that the Education (Fees and Awards) (Scotland) Regulations 1983 (S.I., 1983, No. 1215), dated 26th July 1983, a copy of which was laid before this House on 11th August, be annulled.—[Mr. Norman Hogg.]

Legal Aid and Advice (19 Nov 1984)

Douglas Hogg: A contingency fee fund.

Orders of the Day — Social Security Contributions (Share Options) Bill: Interpretation ( 8 Feb 2001)

Douglas Hogg: I was listening closely to my right hon. Friend. He was speaking about fees.

Written Answers — House of Lords: Television Licence Fees (11 Feb 2003)

Lord Hogg of Cumbernauld: asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether they will announce the television licence fees that will come into force this year.

Courts Bill [Lords] ( 9 Jun 2003)

Douglas Hogg: On the question of fees, which are to be determined exclusively by the Lord Chancellor with the consent of the Treasury, after consultation with the judiciary and others, does my hon. Friend share my concern that there is no apparent duty to consult the users?


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