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Lord Palmer of Childs Hill: ...error can be shown, the settlement may be reduced to only six years of the tax with no penalty. The idea is to get people out of the cupboard and paying their taxes so that moneys they have been salting away are brought into the public sector. As a practical way of raising taxation, both past and future, and of stopping the further hiding away of assets, the Liechtenstein disclosure...
Robert Halfon: ...injustice. I am hugely grateful to the Speaker for allowing this debate, as I have cared about and campaigned on the issue for many months. Today, I want to recount a story of two utterly decent, salt-of-the-earth individuals, who do the right thing, obey the law, have worked hard, saved hard all their lives and suffered unnecessarily-pointlessly-because of the actions of state agencies....
Alex Attwood: ...intends to occupy the caravan as the beneficiary’s only or main residence. (4) The agreement has effect for the benefit of and is binding on any person residing with the deceased at the time of death who is— (a) the surviving spouse or civil partner of the deceased; or (b) if there is no surviving spouse or civil partner so residing, a member of the deceased’s...
Lord Haskel: ...to do because in some parts of Britain it has fallen below EU minimum standards, and this makes us liable to hefty fines. Are noble Lords aware that some streets are being washed with a mixture of salt and vinegar to remove particulates that each year cause several thousand premature deaths? By the next box is the question: does cycling improve health? Yes-tick. The Government's recent...
Alasdair McDonnell: ...wrongfully killed is presented in a transparent and lucid way by Lord Saville. It is important that we now begin to heal the wounds that were created on that day. As I suggested, Widgery poured salt on to those wounds, but the families and the rest of us have put that into the past. People will move forward with confidence now that the truth is established. Some question the cost involved...
Earl Howe: ...dose of salmonella or to have our lives put at serious risk by botulism; we also need to pay attention to the less acute causes of harm which noble Lords have rightly highlighted-the high levels of salt, sugar and fat that can do so much harm over the course of our lives. While I do not believe that the role of the Secretary of State is to tell people what they can and cannot eat, there is...
James Brokenshire: ...many others, including Ivory Wave, to which I will refer later. They often label them as "not for human consumption" or "research chemicals", or describe them as pond cleaner, plant food or bath salts, with the aim of circumventing medicines legislation-a purely insidious ruse. Another alarming feature is the way in which legal highs are advertised and sold over the internet, creating a...
Chris Bryant: ...as well. He was, I think, the third fastest marathon runner in the House; there is a tradition that several are run every year. She referred to Rolos-I never liked Rolos very much-and Andrews Liver Salts, which did not seem like a particularly interesting combination of food. She is a very astute woman, because she praised the local media assiduously; I am sure that that will get her a...
Lord West of Spithead: ...circulatory problems, and overstimulation of the nervous system, with consequent risk of fits and agitated and paranoid states and hallucinations. Mephedrone has also been linked with a number of deaths in the United Kingdom and one confirmed death of a young girl in Sweden. The advisory council advises that the harm posed by these drugs is of a level to justify control as class B drugs...
Lord Tyler: ...in different electoral systems, notably among Ministers. Some people might think that it is a Pauline conversion-in his charitable way, the noble Lord, Lord Alton, suggested that-but it is more a death-bed repentance. In the 1997 manifesto, the Government said: "We are committed to a referendum on the voting system for the House of Commons". The 2001 and 2005 manifestos stated that a...
Christopher Huhne: ...right to leave one's own home if a Minister decides otherwise in a control order. Rarely has so much that is so precious been sacrificed so enthusiastically on the altar of ineffectiveness. That death of civil liberties by a thousand small cuts is precisely why Liberal Democrats have put forward a coherent and comprehensive Bill for repealing intrusions into hard-won freedoms. It is called...
Frank Dobson: ...land. The abundant water irrigates their crops and the silt renews the soil. That is in the good times. In the bad times, the self-same waters build up, get out of control and wreak destruction and death over huge areas. To put it in some perspective, the last major flooding extended over an area almost equal to the distance between London and Manchester. The scale is enormous. Those...
Helen Southworth: ...that it would mislead customers rather than allow them to distinguish between products, but as the system matures, many manufacturers are using clear, simple labelling to address the fat, sugar and salt content of their food, knowing that customers are finding it easy to make a choice based on quantifiable and easily comparable information. There is also a clear awareness that customers...
Paul Clark: Obviously, one would expect any Department worth its salt to keep the evidence always under review. Equally, the hon. Gentleman will be aware of evidence showing that where speed cameras were in place, there was a reduction of up to 42 per cent. in serious injuries and deaths. Of course we keep matters under review, but these measures save lives, and are one of the right ways forward for...
Frank Doran: ...more than 30 years, and the figures that he gave me are shocking. I am well aware from my own experience of the number of helicopter incidents that have happened, but looking again at the number of deaths I find that 98 passengers and 13 crew members have been killed in helicopter disasters on UK sector passenger flights since 1976. If search and rescue and training flights are added to...
Sir David Amess: ...in Essex. We have had several senior officers; it is like a merry-go-round-one minute, one person is in place, the next, someone else is there. If police authorities are to be worth their salt, there should be much greater scrutiny. The Independent Police Complaints Commission should also be given more teeth. It is a shocking state of affairs when police constables come to MPs' surgeries,...
David Kidney: ...us of the importance of a scientific service—the public analysts service, on this occasion—and rightly drawing it to our attention because it is in serious danger of being overlooked to death. He is right to draw attention to its parlous state and to ask us to take action to try to prevent disaster in the future. My hon. Friend the Member for Barnsley, Central mentioned Duncan Campbell...
Baroness Morgan of Drefelin: ...in primary schools, and we are extending them to secondary and special schools in the autumn. We have highlighted and tightened up regulations on broadcast advertising of foods high in fat, salt and sugar. But we cannot act on obesity simply by looking at what children eat. We also need to encourage them to be more active, so our action on obesity goes hand in hand with our action on play...
Sir David Amess: ...obesity. All sorts of people got interested in the subject as a result, but I said to my colleagues at the time that I did not think we would make much progress if we did not concentrate on the salt, fat and sugar contents of the food that various producers were putting on the market. I accepted that spending more time on physical activities was a wonderful idea, but I believed that we...
Lord Grabiner: ...Israel. The current capability of those rockets is about 40 kilometres. In a year or two—the precise timing is irrelevant—those rockets will be able to reach Tel Aviv. No Government worth their salt would tolerate such a possibility; to do so would be an abandonment of the duty owed to their citizens. If a terrorist organisation was in control of territory adjacent to the United...
