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Summer 2008 Parliamentary Records: Nuclear Non-Proliferation & Disarmament
Key to Column Numbering
W Written Answers, House of Commons WS Written Ministerial Statements, House of Commons WA Written Answer, House of Lords Column number with no letters Oral Proceedings in the House of CommonsNuclear Non-Proliferation & Disarmament
- Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, Written Answers, 22 July 2008 : Column 1123W
- Nuclear Free Zones, Written Answers, 3 July 2008 : Column 1128W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 2 July 2008 : Column 1007W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 30 Jun 2008 : Column 615W
- North Korea: Nuclear Weapons, Written Answers, 23 Jun 2008 : Column 79W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 18 Jun 2008 : Column 925W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 9 Jun 2008 : Column 3W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 5 Jun 2008 : Column 1062W
- Nuclear Energy: Plutonium and Uranium Stocks, House of Lords, Written Statement, 22 May 2008 : Column WS102
- Non-Proliferation Treaty, Written Answers, 13 May 2008 : Column 1477W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 7 May 2008 : Column 933W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 25 Apr 2008 : Column 2299W
- Nuclear Non Proliferation Treaty, Written Answers, 24 Apr 2008 : Column 2197W
- Nuclear Disarmament, Written Answers, 24 Apr 2008 : Column 2178W
- Nuclear Weapons, House of Lords Written Answers, 3 Apr 2008 : Column WA200
- Nuclear Fuels, Written Answers, 22 Apr 2008 : Column 1973W
- Nuclear Fuels, Written Answers, 6 Mar 2008 : Column 2790W
Nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty, Written Answers, 22 July 2008 : Column 1123W
Jim Cousins: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what plans he has to propose changes to the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty; and if he will make a statement.
Dr. Howells: The nuclear non-proliferation treaty (NPT) has served
the international community well. It remains the foundation of international
non-proliferation efforts and a key contribution to collective peace and
security. The UK does not plan to reopen the NPT for negotiation. But
we are committed to a successful NPT review conference in 2010 and will
work to promote consensus around key measures to strengthen the treatys
three pillars: zero tolerance of proliferation; a clear forward plan on
multilateral nuclear disarmament; and supporting the right to the safe,
secure and peaceful use of nuclear energy.
http://www.publications.parliament.uk/pa/cm200708/cmhansrd/
cm080722/text/80722w0030.htm#08072397000026
Nuclear Free Zones, Written Answers, 3 July 2008 : Column 1128W
Tony Lloyd: To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what factors are taken into account when deciding whether to sign the protocols of nuclear-free zones.




