Mr Gregory Campbell

That this House notes the announcement by the UDA regarding a 12 month period of violent inactivity; registers its principled position that all terrorist organisations should cease immediately from all violent activity and will judge each such terrorist organisation on its effort

27 Feb 2003

That this House welcomes the publication in February by the Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency of the Labour Force Survey; notes results from the survey where over the period 1990 to 2001 the numbers of Roman Catholics in employment increased by 59,000 whereas the nu

26 Feb 2003

That this House supports the retention of the historic and traditional name of the City of Londonderry; deplores the recent decision by the City Council to begin the process of attempting to delete the 'London' part of the name; and further calls upon the Secretary of State to re

3 Feb 2003

That this House recognises the fact that the Saville Inquiry into events in Londonderry in January 1972 has been ongoing for several years; and demands that recent revelations by the Police regarding the bombing of the nearby village of Claudy in the same year and the alleged inv

8 Jan 2003

That this House notes the fact that the maximum sentence for gross indecency with a child is two years in Northern Ireland whilst it is 10 years in England and Wales; notes the comments of the Lord Chief Justice of Northern Ireland, Sir Robert Carswell, that the maximum sentence

18 Dec 2002

That this House recognises that one of the main functions of the Construction Industry Training Board is to provide training to the construction industry; acknowledges that to fund provision of that training, the CITB imposes a levy on employers within the construction industry;

11 Dec 2002

That this House recognises the grief suffered by the victims of car crime; acknowledges that inadequate penalities are imposed on those involved in car crime; and calls for a change in legislation to impose mandatory life sentences for causing death by dangerous driving by car th

27 Nov 2002

That this House recognises the first ever World COPD (Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease) Day on 20th November; and commends all those voluntary and professional organisations involved in alleviating the problems associated with respiratory diseases.

20 Nov 2002

That this House contends that, given the suspension of the Northern Ireland Assembly due to a series of acts of violence, illegal acts, and importation of arms, connected with the military wing of Sinn Fein/IRA, the use of facilities granted earlier this year to Sinn Fein/IRA hon

15 Oct 2002

after 'system', insert 'as has been the case in Northern Ireland; supports the intention to introduce tighter provisions there, and calls for similar guidelines to be introduced throughout the United Kingdom.'.

27 Jun 2002