§ Mr. Julian AmeryTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will call upon the Ethiopian Government, and the resistance movements against which they are fighting, to negotiate a ceasefire so that aid provided by Her Majesty's Government should reach the victims of the famine as soon as possible.
§ Mrs. ChalkerThe Twelve issued a statement on 13 November condemning attacks by rebel groups on food aid convoys and urging that no obstacle be put in the way of the transportation of food aid. With our European partners we have repeatedly urged progress towards a peaceful solution of the internal conflicts in Ethiopia. A ceasefire based on humanitarian considerations would relieve much suffering and assist relief efforts.
Statements PNQs 1Debates 1Adjournment Debates Statutory Instruments Session: 1981–822 16 1 19 4 7 Session: 1982–832 6 1 8 10 11 Session: 1983–84 26 14 17 25 4 Session: 1984–85 5 3 16 19 16 Session: 1985–86 14 11 17 14 3 Session: 1986–87 2 0 5 11 2 1 Departmental records do not distinguish between debates on Government, Opposition or other motions, nor Adjournment debates whether half hour or others. 2 Detailed records for the ODA were not kept prior to 1983 and have been compiled from available data.
§ Mr. GeorgeTo ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many Bills his Department initiated in each of the last six parliamentary Sessions; if he will name them; and how many became Acts of Parliament.
§ Mr. EggarThe following Bills were initiated and became Acts of Parliament:
Session 1986–87
- Territorial Sea Act
- Diplomatic and Consular Premises (Control) Act
- Irish Sailors and Soldiers Land Trust Act
Session 1985–86
- British Council and Commonwealth Institute (Superannuation) Act
- European Communities (Spanish and Portuguese) Accession Act
- European Communities (Amendment) Act
- Commonwealth Development Corporation Act
- Crown Agents (Amendment) Act
- Australia Act
Session 1984–85
Session 1981–82