Ed Davey

That this House welcomes the end-of-life care for homeless people: A qualitative analysis exploring the challenges to access and provision of palliative care by Dr Caroline Shulman et al, published on 3 July 2017; recognises the report's findings that many homeless people are dyi

10 Oct 2017

That this House notes with concern reports of disabled people losing blue badges for accessible parking as they transfer from disability living allowance to the Personal Independence Payment (PIP); understands that for many, this has occurred because mobility support has been red

10 Oct 2017

That this House notes media reports that the EU-Syria Euro-Mediterranean Association Agreement is due to be signed on 26 October 2009; further notes that the Association Agreement can be suspended in the event of human rights violations; recalls that Syria is a signatory to the I

21 Oct 2009

That this House notes that the UK has been in breach of air quality laws for particulate matter in London since 2005 and that, as of 1st November 2008, had missed its final chance to seek a delay against legal action; further notes that these European air quality laws are designe

6 Nov 2008

That this House welcomes the recommendations of the Organ Donation Taskforce and that the Government has accepted all 14 proposals; notes that recommendation 13 states `There is an urgent requirement to identify and implement the most effective methods through which organ donatio

5 Jun 2008

after `trains', insert `is concerned about delays to the Government's plan to convert two of the five Eurostar platforms for commuter trains by December 2008;'

22 Nov 2007

That this House recognises that the death of someone close brings change and challenge into the life of a young person, and can be devastating; notes that around one in 25 children and young people of school age have experienced the death of a parent, brother or sister, and that

25 Jul 2007

That this House notes with concern the sentencing to death of two Sudanese women, Sadia Idriss Fadul and Amouna Abdallah Dalloum, for alleged adultery; further notes that according to Amnesty International the women were not given a lawyer during their trial, which was conducted

15 May 2007

That this House expresses its concern regarding the status of over 160 million Dalits in India who remain socially oppressed by a rigid Hindu caste system; recognises that women represent a particularly vulnerable part of the Dalit population, many of whom are currently forced to

26 Mar 2007

That this House notes the breakdown of the 2002 ceasefire in Sri Lanka; condemns all acts of violence, especially those against the civilian population; urges all sides to end the hostilities, allow the Sri Lanka Monitoring Mission access to all affected areas and resume peace ta

22 Feb 2007