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4) What licensing controls there are at present to prevent the export by United Kingdom companies of equipment speci- fically intended for use by security or secret police forces in countries where there is flagrant and persistent violation of human rights;
(2) what supervision is exercised by the Government over the export by United Kingdom companics of equipment for the use of security and police forces in coun tries where there is flagrant and persistent violation of human rights;
(3) if she will make it her policy that no equipment that is similar to that sup- plied by British firms to the regime of President Amin in Uganda will in future be exported from the United Kingdom by British companies to Governments guilty of flagrant and persistent abuse of human rights.
The Prime Minister: Military and para-military police equipment requires an export licence and control is exercised at the ports. Human rights considerations are one of the factors taken into account in considering applications for such ficences.
Civil goods in general are not subject to licensing and such goods could there-. fore be legally exported to Uganda or any other country. The list of goods under control is reviewed from time to time. The significance of particular equipment in human rights terms is one of the factors taken into account.
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Vietnamese Refugees
Mr. Marlow asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department when he expects to make a decision as to whether Vietnamese refugees allowed to settle in the United Kingdom will be permitted subsequently to bring in dependants.
Mr. Raison: Such cases are decided on their merits. The only special factor as regards Vietnamese refugees is that their dependants are likely themselves to be refugees who can be considered within the quota for admission to the United Kingdom which has been announced.
May Report (Representations)
Mr. Thomas Cox asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what representation has been made to him by officials of the Prison Officers Association following the publication of the May committee report; and if he will make a
statement.
Mr. Whitelaw: I have agreed to a
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Mr. Abse asked the Scere for the Home Department (! babies were admitted to Holid to women serving sentences th and how many were refused
(2) how many babies o remand in Holloway were ad 1978; and how many admission;
(3) how many babies w women on remand in Hol 1978; and how many of allowed to remain :
(4) how many babies in H separated from their mother on reaching the age limit they are not allowed to ren
(5) how many babies we prison in England and W and how many were refused
(6) how many babics w from prisons in England
Tribunal recommendation
Discharge*:
1976
1977
1978
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Transfer to another hospital:
1976 1977
1978
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Removal of restriction order:
1976 1977 1978
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