CONSERVATIVE
New Forest East

1999-2000

1999-2000

[NOTE: Amendments are linked to the original EDMs which Julian amended.]

EDM 1155A1 – 20 November 2000

EUROPEAN-RUSSIAN ENERGY CO-OPERATION Amdt. line 9:

at end add 'but warns against any strategic dependence on Russian oil supplies as might result from too close a relationship between Western Europe and an unstable and barely democratic former superpower.'.

EDM 1144A1 – 21 November 2000

NATO AND NUCLEAR WEAPONS Amdt. line 3:

leave out from 'peace' to end and add 'rightly recognises the crucial role which such weapons played in ensuring that the Cold War ended without open conflict and acknowledges that no quantity of conventional forces can by itself deter an aggressor armed with mass destruction weapons.'.

EDM 1023 – 25 July 2000

RNLI SEA CHECK SERVICE

That this House congratulates the Royal National Lifeboat Institution on the completion of the first year of its free Safety Equipment Advisory check service, in which more than 2,300 boat owners requested face-­to­face advice on safety equipment; regards this as an excellent example of prevention being better than cure; welcomes the aim of expanding the scheme to some 20,000 SEA checks per year; and applauds the contribution of its 10 full-­time co­ordinators and 400 experienced volunteers who currently provide the SEA check service.

EDM 994 – 19 July 2000

CALSHOT ACTIVITIES CENTRE

That this House congratulates successive administrations on Hampshire County Council and the personnel of its recreation department on the 35th anniversary of the decision to create the Calshot Activities Centre in and around the historic hangars of the former RAF flying-boat station on the Solent; and recognises the important contribution made by the centre to fostering a spirit of team-work and adventure in young people as well as acquainting many of them for the first time with out-of-town activities.

EDM 816A1 – 29 June 2000

NON-PROLIFERATION TREATY Amdt. line 2:

leave out from 'weapons' to end, and add 'but trusts that this dangerous step will not be taken until it can be guaranteed not to make the world safe, once again, for full-­scale conventional warfare between the current nuclear powers.'.

EDM 792A1 – 6 June 2000

U571 Amdt. line 11:

leave out from 'sea' to end and add 'and welcomes the fact that, following representations in this House and to the film-­makers directly by the hon. Member for New Forest East, where Lt. Commander David Balme DSC resides, this exciting movie now closes with a prominent tribute to the Royal Navy for its role in capturing Enigma secrets.'.

EDM 499 – 8 March 2000

VOTING RECORD OF SCOTTISH HONOURABLE MEMBERS

That this House welcomes the presence in the division lobbies on 7th March of the Right honourable Member for Glasgow, Anniesland, and the honourable Member for Fife Central, to vote on an issue unconnected with Scotland; contrasts this with their zero ratings, according to the Library, for participation in any divisions in Session 1999-2000 to 31st January 2000; and encourages more Labour rebellions on such measures as the Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) (No. 2) Bill, in order to improve the dismal voting records of Scottish honourable Members.

EDM 350A1A1 – 17 February 2000

RURAL BANKING SERVICES Amdt.  

after 'Easington', insert 'and in constituencies in Southampton and in New Forest East nearby'.

EDM 16 – 17 November 1999

NATIONAL FLEET AIR ARM MEMORIAL

[This Motion was supported by 137 Members of Parliament.]

That this House welcomes the proposed national Fleet Air Arm Memorial in honour of more than 6,000 men and women who gave their lives in service with the Royal Naval Air Service and the Fleet Air Arm from 1914 to 1918 and since 1938, respectively; acknowledges the vital role played by naval aviation in defence of freedom during the 20th century; recalls the 40 battle honours won in two world wars and in subsequent campaigns, including Korea, Borneo, the Falklands, the Gulf and the Adriatic; and believes that the unveiling of the Memorial in June 2000, in Victoria Embankment Gardens outside the Ministry of Defence, will be a fitting tribute to those who have died and an inspiration to future generations.