Early Day Motions

REPATRIATION CEREMONIES

leave out from `calls' to end and add `thanks the good people of Wootton Bassett for what they do at repatriation ceremonies.'.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND CHILDREN

That this House is concerned that 750,000 children a year witness domestic violence in the home; notes that children can experience domestic violence in many ways such as seeing or hearing the violence and the shouts, screams and crying, seeing the cuts, bruises and emotional impact on the abused pa

FIRST CAPITAL CONNECT (No. 2)

That this House notes the continued poor service on First Capital Connect; believes that this breaches the company's franchise agreement; is appalled that passengers have suffered this disruption whilst First Group's Chief Executive was paid over £1 million in 2009 and the company's profits have exc

DOG EATING IN THE PHILIPPINES

That this House congratulates His Excellency Mr Antonio Lagdameo on his appointment as Ambassador of the Republic of the Philippines to the Court of St. James; notes the historic special relationship between the United Kingdom and the Republic of the Philippines and the never to be forgotten heroism

NEUROMUSCULAR CARE

That this House calls on the NHS West Midlands Specialised Commissioning Group to accept and approve the clinician-endorsed neuromuscular strategy; notes that the strategy was commissioned and produced by the Group's own Specialised Commissioning Team with the input of patients and the Muscular Dyst

PRESCRIPTION FOR THE UK'S HEART HEALTH CAMPAIGN

That this House supports the British Heart Foundation's Prescription for the UK's Heart Health, which contains the commitments needed to protect the UK's heart health for the coming decade; notes that heart and circulatory disease is the UK's biggest killer; calls for the significant recent progress

SMALL BUSINESSES AND THE SNOW

That this House recognises the negative impact that snow can have on small businesses; welcomes the report by the Federation of Small Businesses, Business Continuity-Let's Keep Britain Moving, which contains 14 recommendations to help keep businesses running through periods of adverse weather condit

APPRENTICESHIP WEEK 2010

That this House believes that apprenticeships are a valuable source of training and work experience; believes that apprenticeships have a vital role to play in tackling rising youth unemployment; regrets that the number of new apprentice starts for those aged under 25 years is falling; calls on the

FUNDRAISING FOR HAITI

That this House congratulates the British people for their generosity in donating more than £58 million so far to the relief effort for the people of Haiti after the devastating earthquake of 12 January 2010; welcomes the huge number of fundraising events organised by individuals, community groups,

HATE SPEECH AND UNIVERSITY CAMPUSES

That this House notes the report of the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Antisemitism, its section on Antisemitism in Higher Education and its five recommendations; welcomes the establishment of the Higher Education sub-group of the Inter-departmental working group on Antisemitism; further welco

REGULATION OF STORE CARDS AND CREDIT CARDS

That this House welcomes the recent consultation by the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills on the regulation of store cards and credit cards; notes its proposals for measures to prevent unsolicited credit limit increases, debt re-pricing and increases of minimum payments; and, given the

POLICE NUMBERS IN LONDON

That this House recalls that the Mayor of London promised prior to his election that `it is important for the Mayor to take a public lead, so I will chair the Metropolitan Police Authority'; further recalls that he promised in his manifesto that `I will take personal responsibility,' and that `no of

TEN YEARS OF THE COALFIELD REGENERATION TRUST

That this House congratulates the Coalfield Regeneration Trust (CRT) for the determined work undertaken over the last 10 years to create opportunities for coalfield communities; notes it has created more than 90,000 training and education places as well as building or refurbishing 2,200 community fa

MARKS AND SPENCER CHIEF EXECUTIVE'S JOINING FEE

That this House contrasts the recent reports that the incoming Chief Executive of Marks and Spencer is to receive a fee of £15 million for simply joining the company with the evidence from the Report of the National Equality Panel that people in the poorest tenth of the population have less than £8,

WORK OF THE FOOTBALL LEAGUE TRUST

at end add `and also congratulates the Premier League for generously committing the funding for the Football League Trust to deliver these positive outcomes alongside their own Premier League Creating Chances community programme, an example of which is the recently renamed Fulham FC Foundation, whic

HONOUR NETWORK FUNDING

That this House notes with concern that the UK's only national telephone helpline dedicated to providing assistance to victims of forced marriage, the Honour Network, has had to stop taking evening and weekend calls due to a lack of funds; commends the important work carried out by the Honour Networ

CONDUCT OF LORD MANDELSON

That this House notes that the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, right hon. Lord Mandelson, told the North West Evening Mail newspaper on 23 January 2010 of the Prime Minister's firm commitment that Labour will build the new generation of Trident submarines; recalls that the Se

CONDUCT OF THE RIGHT HON. MEMBER FOR BLACKBURN

That this House congratulates Elizabeth Wilmshurst, former senior international legal adviser at the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, for her clear and candid evidence to the Chilcot Inquiry into the invasion of Iraq and its aftermath on 26 January 2010; notes her revelation that every legal adviser

CATHOLIC AID FOR OVERSEAS DEVELOPMENT RESPONSE TO THE HAITI EARTHQUAKE

That this House supports and commends the unstinting commitment and dedication of Catholic Aid for Overseas Development (CAFOD) and its partner Caritas Haiti in helping to meet the desperate humanitarian needs to those whose lives have been devastated by the earthquake in Haiti; notes that for many

CO-OPERATIVE PARTY MANIFESTO

That this House welcomes and supports the vision and measures set out in the Co-operative Party manifesto; believes that the principles and values of the Co-operative movement provide a relevant and positive response to the policy challenges and opportunities faced by the UK and globally; further be

BLACK YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT

That this House is alarmed that almost half of young black people aged between 16 and 24 are unemployed; is concerned that ethnic groups have been hardest hit by the recession; notes that the Government's pledge to shield ethnic minorities from the recession has failed; further notes that surveys ha

JOBS ON THE OLYMPIC SITE

That this House recognises that unemployment is rising in London; notes that jobs on the Olympic site are set to increase by over 2,000 in 2010; further notes that just 20 per cent. of workers employed on the Olympic site live in one of the five Olympic boroughs; believes that more needs to be done

CHILD POVERTY IN ETHNIC MINORITY COMMUNITIES

That this House recognises that more children in London are in severe poverty than anywhere else in the UK; notes that half of these children are from single parent families or families claiming job seeker's allowance; further notes that ethnic minority children are three times more likely to suffer

CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE

That this House recognises the overwhelming evidence which confirms that human activity is contributing to dangerous climate change; believes that public policy on climate change should be based on peer-reviewed scientific evidence; further believes that the process by which all such evidence is ass

CLIMATE CHANGE AND THE EARTH HOUR 2010 CAMPAIGN

That this House calls for cross-party support for WWF's Earth Hour 2010 campaign which seeks to persuade over a billion people worldwide to switch off their lights for an hour at 8.30 pm on 27 March 2010 to demonstrate to political leaders the far-reaching public desire for an urgent, fair, ambitiou