Mr Gregory Campbell

That this House notes a recent survey by OneCompare.com which indicates that many mobile phone operators have charges that automatically, and without warning, rise considerably for contract phone users who exceed their monthly limit of inclusive text or talk minutes, in some inst

25 Oct 2005

That this House calls for the raising of the personal allowance and the level at which individuals begin paying national insurance contributions to £10,000 per annum for 2006-07, in order that those in lower paid employment can see meaningful benefit in working, whether they have

18 Oct 2005

That this House calls upon the mobile telephone industry to respond positively to calls from local communities wanting the relocation of telecommunication masts located in areas where there is community opposition, especially where there are viable alternatives in close proximity

12 Oct 2005

after 'England', insert ',Northern Ireland'.

11 Oct 2005

after `Cup' insert `, Northern Ireland's outstanding World Cup Qualifying Group victory over England at Windsor Park'.

11 Oct 2005

That this House acknowledges the significant anomaly which exists in Northern Ireland whereby people in Northern Ireland who were not born in the Republic of Ireland can choose to have an Irish passport with no naturalisation process being required, while those born in the Republ

11 Oct 2005

That this House commends the ongoing work of the Assets Recovery Agency; and calls upon those involved in its work in Northern Ireland to step up their detection of Republican paramilitary groups involved in racketeering, fuel smuggling, money laundering and other apparently legi

10 Oct 2005

That this House notes the recent decision by Her Majesty's Government to appoint new commissioners to the Equality Commission including a former Director General of the State Broadcaster in the Irish Republic to lead the Commission; calls upon the Government to address the imbala

20 Jul 2005

at end add `and other peripheral regions of the UK such as Northern Ireland.'.

19 Jul 2005

That this House notes the proliferation of 0870 prefix telephone numbers used by a range of Government Departments for members of the public to get in touch; recognises the fact that they can cost up to two and a half times more than regional numbers, and that in some cases depar

19 Jul 2005