Parliament leave of absence without salary for a period up to five years;
Parliament. (f) Any Parastatal (A company or agency owned or controlled wholly or partly by the government).
Parliament. Macmillan appears to have exploited, but not actually cultivated, a public perception that the American cancellation of Skybolt in 1962 left the UK without a long term deterrent capability, and that the USA was therefore somehow responsible for provision of a substitute; Polaris. The Royal Navy had actually been working on the strategic case for a submarine-based strategic nuclear deterrent since at least 1958, and had a fully developed business case in hand the moment the Skybolt decision was known. Having had a 1960 Conference vote in favour of adoption of a policy of unilateral nuclear disarmament reversed in 1961, Xxxxxx’x Labour government was elected in 1964 on a manifesto commitment of renegotiation of the Polaris Sales Agreement. Within months, Xxxxxx’x Cabinet agreed on the construction of four Resolution class submarines and the purchase of Polaris missiles as agreed by Macmillan and Xxxxxxx, although the force was presented publicly as part of an Anglo-American ‘Atlantic Nuclear Force’, a concept that was dropped almost immediately afterwards. The first of the class was to be HMS Revenge, and the submarines would thenceforth have been the ‘Revenge Class’ but this was thought (by the First Lord of the Admiralty) to be too malevolent and the first of class was commissioned HMS Resolution and the 4th ‘Resolution Class’ submarine was commissioned HMS Revenge.15 The period 1964-1979 is particularly interesting for the student of nuclear policy because it includes two Labour governments which abrogated manifesto commitments to reduce or cancel nuclear deterrence commitments; Xxxxxx’x government had commissioned Polaris and introduced it into Service, and in the 1970’s, under extreme secrecy, introduced and sustained an update programme for Polaris; Super Antelope (later Chevaline). Xxxxxxxxx’x government, faced with the impending obsolescence of Polaris in the early 1980s, chose to continue the Chevaline programme and to commission studies into a Polaris replacement, despite having ‘renounced any intention of moving towards the production of a new generation of nuclear weapons or a successor to the Polaris nuclear force.’16 Both governments used very carefully worded public and parliamentary statements to convey one meaning which could be interpreted within their manifesto 15 XXXXXXXX, P. & XXXXX, J. 2015. The Silent Deep: The Royal Navy Submarine Service since 1945. UK: Penguin Random House. P237 16 LABOUR PARTY. 1979. The Labour Way is the Better Wa...
Parliament. On the other hand, it is not envisaged that members designated by the Parliament should participate in the AB because this would cast doubt on the Parliament’s ability to perform external controls objectively, particular in its capacity as the discharge authority. Participation of interested parties In order to guarantee a high level of transparency, the interested parties may be authorised to participate as members, but without the right to vote, in deliberations of the AB.
Parliament. This chapter provides an account of United Kingdom parliamentary debate in respect of law reform to permit assisted death between 1936 and 2009. I omit more recent debates for reasons of space, and to allow for timely completion of the thesis. 3 This does not substantially affect my later conclusions, since first, we are, as of autumn 2015, no closer to the legalisation assisted death on Parliament’s own initiative, and second, recent debates neither include new arguments, nor a shift in the relative weight attached to certain arguments over others.4 1 In order to gain a sense of the debate over time, I label the various arguments, eg I call the argument that individuals would be xxxxxx influenced to request assisted death the abuse argument.
Parliament. TheWhite Paper will include an action plan setting out a future strategy for space activities in the European Union. It will acknowledge the contributions received, and include proposals for the content, organisation and level of future European space activities. In November 2003, theWhite Paper is on the agenda to be discussed by the Council of the European Union in the Competitiveness Council under the Italian Presidencys. First EGNOS signal in space When completed, EGNOS will EGNOS is a joint project involving The European Geostationary NavigationOverlayService (EGNOS) system has started its first signal transmission tests.This system is Europe’s first venture into satellite navigation and by early next year will deliver the first European Satellite Navigation service. It will augment the two military satellite navigation systems now operating, the US making them suitable for many mass-market applicationssuch as car navigation, bus and truckfleet management, but also for specific applications such as assisting blind people when walking in an unknown area. In addition, after a certification process, EGNOS will be used for safety-critical applications such as controlling aircraft or navigating consist of three geostationary satellites and a network of ground stations that will transmit signals containing information on the reliability and accuracy of the positioning signals sent out by GPS and GLONASS. It will enable users in Europe and beyond to determine their position towithin 2 m, compared with about 20 mwith the European Space Agency, the European Commission and Eurocontrol. It is Europe’s contribution to the first stage of the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and is a precursor to Galileo, the full global satellite navigation system under development in Europe. s GPS and Russian GLONASS, ships through narrow channels. GPS alone. Argentina's CONAE joins the International Disaster Charter The International Charter on Space and Major Disasters has a new member, Argentina's Comisión Nacional de Actividades Espaciales (CONAE). The Charter is the expression of a joint effort of global space agencies to put space tech- nologies at the disposal of res- cue authorities in the event of major disasters. This help is given by providing space- acquired data and associated information and services to civil protection agencies world- wide. CONAE's accession to the Charter represents an important addition to the only operational service making co- ordinate...
Parliament. 2.7 Are you or any person connected with the bidder YES / NO presently employed by the state?
Parliament. The creation of a South American Parliament, to be based in the city of Cochabamba, Bolivia, shall be the subject of an Additional Protocol to the present Treaty.
Parliament. The Welsh Government’s responsibilities interact to various degrees with the responsibilities of the Ministry of Justice. The principal areas of interaction between the respective functions and responsibilities of the Ministry of Justice and the Welsh Government are summarised in the Annex to this Concordat.7 Communication and Consultation Arrangements
Parliament. We are accountable to Parliament, who scrutinise our work through Select Committees and other functions. Signatories National Partnership Agreement 2022-2025 Xxxxxxx Style Xxx Xxxx Xxxxxx Xxxxx Xxxx Xxxxxxx Dame Xxxxxxxx Xxxxxxx DBE
