Commons Sitting of 14 May 1984 Series 6 Vol. 60

    c1
  1. Preamble 7 words
    2. c1
  2. PRAYERS 5 words
  3. Oral Answers to Questions
    1. ENERGY
        2. cc1-3
      1. Sleipner Gas 605 words
        2. c3
      2. Power Stations (Refurbishment) 409 words
        3. cc3-5
      3. Energy Conservation Areas 539 words
        4. cc5-8
      4. Power Stations (Coal Supplies) 1,747 words
        5. cc8-11
      5. Coal Mining Dispute 1,934 words
        6. cc11-2
      6. CEGB (Costs) 244 words
        7. c12
      7. Alternative Energy 202 words
        8. cc12-3
      8. Landlords (Charges) 189 words
        9. c13
      9. Coal Mining Dispute 259 words
    2. HOUSE OF COMMONS
        3. cc13-4
      1. Office Accommodation 334 words
        2. c14
      2. Public Accounts Commission 236 words
        3. cc14-5
      3. Whit Monday (Sitting of the House) 185 words
        4. cc15-6
      4. Thomas Cook and Son Ltd. 448 words
    3. CIVIL SERVICE
        4. cc16-7
      1. Management and Personnel Office 554 words
        2. cc17-8
      2. Unions (Meetings) 737 words
    cc19-22
  4. UNITA Prisoners (Release) 1,729 words
    5. c22
  5. Police and Criminal Evidence Bill 186 words
    6. c23
  6. Statutory Instruments, &c. 162 words
  7. Orders of the Day
      8. cc24-123
    1. Police and Criminal Evidence Bill 7 words
      1. New Clause 3
          2. cc24-5
        1. POLICE DETENTION TO COUNT TOWARDS CUSTODIAL SENTENCE 670 words
      2. New Clause 4
          3. cc25-8
        1. SEIZED ARTICLES: ACCESS AND COPYING 1,536 words
      3. New Clause 5
          4. c28
        1. RETENTION OF SEIZED ARTICLES 176 words
      4. New Clause 6
          5. cc28-30
        1. ABOLITION OF CERTAIN POWERS OF CONSTABLES TO SEARCH PERSONS 1,068 words
      5. New Clause 7
          6. cc30-3
        1. POWER OF CONSTABLE TO USE REASONABLE FORCE 1,641 words
      6. New Clause 25
          7. cc33-58
        1. ROAD CHECKS 15,602 words, 1 division
      7. New Clause 26
          8. cc59-61
        1. REPRESENTATION AT DISCIPLINARY PROCEEDINGS 1,468 words
      8. New Clause 9
          9. cc61-91
        1. POWERS OF ARREST FOR OFFENCES CONTRARY TO SECTION 32 OF THE SEXUAL OFFENCES ACT 1956 18,157 words, 1 division
      9. New Clause 10
          10. c92
        1. EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE OTHER THAN CONFESSIONS 222 words
      10. New Clause 12
          11. c92
        1. EXCLUSION OF EVIDENCE OBTAINED IN THE COURSE OF IMPROPER SEARCH 194 words
      11. New Clause 13
          12. cc92-104
        1. EXCLUSION OF CONFESSIONS OR ADMISSIONS 6,931 words
      12. New clause 14
          13. c104
        1. ADDITIONAL RIGHTS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE DURING SEARCHING 182 words
          2. cc104-7
        2. ADDITIONAL RIGHTS FOR ARRESTED JUVENILES WHO MAY BE INTIMATELY SEARCHED 1,803 words
          3. c107
        3. BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE 23 words
          4. cc107-8
        4. Police and Criminal Evidence Bill 703 words
      13. New Clause 16
          14. cc109-23
        1. ABOLITION OF COMMON LAW POWERS WHEN STATUTORY POWERS COME INTO FORCE 8,577 words, 1 division
    cc124-30
  8. Mr. Ashley Doubtfire 3,440 words