Flags and Heraldry APPG

1: Robert’s greatest passion is heraldry. He is the chairman of the Heraldry Society. He used his expertise - Speech Link

1: union flag and, in certain circumstances, other flags must be flown on government buildings and courthouses - Speech Link
2: protocol was issued in relation to the display of flags in public areas, and later in 2011, the consultation - Speech Link

1: such flag flying are set in statute; namely, the Flags Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000. The power to - Speech Link
2: there is no value in prohibiting the flying of flags in Northern Ireland on Europe Day, which celebrates - Speech Link
3: week. I completely understand that the flying of flags in Northern Ireland is highly sensitive and contentious - Speech Link
4: not extremely sympathetic to the concerns about flags in the north of Ireland. There is no doubt that - Speech Link
5: I recognise the importance and sensitivity of flags in Northern Ireland. When we debated this in Grand - Speech Link
6: Speaker there, I had to negotiate the question of flags, particularly whenever Her Majesty was coming. I - Speech Link

1: deletion of flag-flying designated days under the Flags (Northern Ireland) Order 2000. Will he commit to - Speech Link
2: rest of the United Kingdom, the decision on what flags should fly on Government buildings is based on a - Speech Link
3: emotion that is always associated with the flying of flags. There is one arrangement when City Hall and Parliament - Speech Link

1: buildings in Northern Ireland is regulated by the Flags Regulations (Northern Ireland) 2000. These regulations - Speech Link
2: undesirable and unnecessary. None of us can deny that flags in Northern Ireland are a very sensitive issue. - Speech Link
3: was present in the debate when we discussed the flags issue in the first place. In the House of Commons - Speech Link
4: addressed in that was the unofficial flying of flags in outdoor spaces such as on lamp-posts and so on - Speech Link
5: of Europe. If it is the union flag, or the two flags, then that is perfectly all right. Why do we have - Speech Link
6: in Northern Ireland—as anywhere else in the UK—flags are a sensitive issue. They are heavily regulated - Speech Link

1: interestingly, not during the recent Irish state visit—flags of the constituent countries of the United Kingdom - Speech Link
2: has a considerable interest in heraldry as well.Currently the flags of the Commonwealth are flown - Speech Link

1: That this House has considered the use of regional flags on driving licences and number plates.It - Speech Link
2: motorists are allowed to display a greater variety of flags on number plates at their own cost. That could then - Speech Link

1: al-Quds day parade in London displayed Hezbollah flags, causing great offence to many, especially in the - Speech Link
2: Hezbollah protesters routinely display Hezbollah flags on the streets of London at events such as al-Quds - Speech Link
3: march at that al-Quds event, some marchers held flags with small stickers attached to them stating:“I - Speech Link
4: who spoke at the event. We witnessed the yellow flags of Hezbollah, which feature a large green assault - Speech Link

1: at the annual Al-Quds rally we will not see the flags of this antisemitic organisation continue to be - Speech Link
2: wear any clothing or carry any articles, including flags, which will arouse reasonable suspicion that an - Speech Link
3: interfere because people claim that the Hezbollah flags they are carrying relate to the political wing of - Speech Link
4: Hezbollah as well. When it comes to displaying flags, clothing or any item that might be connected with - Speech Link
5: display its symbols in public and to brandish them on flags and clothes to indicate or encourage support. Earlier - Speech Link
6: going to do so. It has nothing to do with waving flags in the United Kingdom. All I am saying is that there - Speech Link
7: if the whole organisation was proscribed, those flags could not be flown. Is the Home Secretary sure that - Speech Link
8: proscription and end the annual travesty of the flags of an antisemitic terror group being paraded on - Speech Link
9: military, but the political wing—following the flags on demonstrations in the centre of London and the - Speech Link