Mr Gregory Campbell

Line 1, after 'London', insert 'Northern Ireland.'

20 Jan 2004

That this House recognises the pressure prison officers are under given the campaign of intimidation and attacks that have been waged against them over recent months; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to step up efforts to reach a settlement in Northern Ireland's prison reg

20 Jan 2004

That this House notes the substantial underfunding of the railways throughout the United Kingdom; recognises that increasing numbers of people are using rail as a means of commuting to and from work; further recognises that main arterial routes and motorways will become more cong

14 Jan 2004

That this House acknowledges the outcome of the Northern Ireland Assembly elections in November 2003; recognises that the result shows the Democratic Unionist Party to be the largest party in that Assembly; and accepts that with the announcement by the honourable Member for Lagan

7 Jan 2004

Line 2, leave out from 'and' to end and add ', as the Democratic Unionist Party is now the largest party in that Assembly, offers sincerest congratulations to that party on its success; and notes that any Agreement in Northern Ireland must have the support of both the Unionist an

10 Dec 2003

That this House recognises the events of the last five years in Northern Ireland; views with dismay the events of October whereby those associated with terrorism still maintain the capability to terrorise and still have the advantage of a terror machine that other legitimate and

21 Oct 2003

That this House acknowledges that businesses in Northern Ireland have suffered particular adverse effects as a result of liability insurance premium increases as was recognised in the Office of Fair Trading Report into the liability insurance market; requests as a short-term meas

17 Sept 2003

That this House recognises the centenary in September 2003 of the election of William Ferguson Massey as leader of the Reform Party in New Zealand; and acknowledges the fact that Massey was born in Limavady, Northern Ireland and after his emigration to his new homeland, made an o

17 Sept 2003

That this House notes the closure of the Daily News in Zimbabwe by the Supreme Court in that country; condemns the further erosion of the rights of many opposition groups in this denial of the basic freedom of the Press; and calls upon Her Majesty's Government to make clear its o

17 Sept 2003

That this House, commending the outstanding bravery of service personnel from all parts of the United Kingdom who are currently serving in Iraq; and calls upon the Government at an early stage to give official recognition to their efforts to help provide stability and freedom to

9 Sept 2003