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The Executive seems to be learning. We should express our gratitude that the Executive has taken the time to explain matters and that it appears to be working to an agenda.
The first related to extortionate credit agreements, or loan sharking. Extortionate credit agreements are dealt with by sections 137 to 140 of the Consumer Credit Act 1974.
We asked the Executive to confirm that the enabling power for the regulations would be brought fully into force on or before the coming into force of the regulations on Monday 26 February 2007. The Executive has confirmed that the enabling power will be fully commenced before the regulations come into force.Are members content to draw the attention of the l...
Tom McCabe said that there had been a significant shift from overseas visitors to UK visitors and that there has also been growth in the short-break market.I have an interest in family-history tourism.
If a council takes the view, "It's too dangerous for us to take responsibility for siting masts on our land, so we'll site them in the middle of residential areas," there is an obvious conflict of interest.
The instrument relates to eligibility for free eye tests, taking into account benefits such as working families tax credit. Is the committee happy to agree that the attention of Parliament need not be drawn to the instrument?