Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lord Hague of Richmond and Pamela Nash

Tuesday 14th June 2011 Commons Chamber

[Mr Hague]

Yes, of course we take up and express to the Bahraini authorities the need for universal respect for human rights, including for due process, and that is what we look to them to bring about in their judicial process. I have strongly expressed that view to the Crown Prince of Bahrain, and we will continue to make those representations to the Bahraini authorities.

[Pamela Nash (Airdrie and Shotts) (Lab)]

6. What representations he has made to the Government of Belarus on standards of governance in that country.

Oral Answers to Questions

Debate between Lord Hague of Richmond and Pamela Nash

Tuesday 9th November 2010 Commons Chamber

[Mr Hague]

Yes, I can. That is one of the objectives of setting up a true National Security Council, on which the Foreign Secretary sits with the Defence Secretary and the Chairman of the Joint Intelligence Committee—and, indeed, with the directors of all our intelligence services. Really for the first time on a systematic and weekly basis—sometimes more than once a week—we sit together and look at the issues of foreign and defence policy in the round. That is a huge step forward in the way British government works.

[Pamela Nash (Airdrie and Shotts) (Lab)]

13. What his priorities are for the European Union in 2011; and if he will make a statement.