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		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: What steps they are taking to ensure that the impact of local government microgeneration targets is not diminished by proposals to improve energy efficiency in revisions to Part L of the building regulations.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: What is their estimate of the total revenue received through the sale of renewable obligation certificates (ROCs) during each year of the operation of the Renewables Obligation Scheme by (a) renewable energy producers; (b) traders of ROCs; and (c) HM Treasury.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: What estimate they have made of the proportion of renewable energy, measured in kilowatts per hour, that could be contributed over the next five years by microrenewable installations on (a) existing buildings, and (b) new buildings.
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		Lord Astor of Hever DL Lord Attenborough of Richmond-upon-Thames Kt CBE
		Lord Macaulay of Bragar QC Rt Hon Lord Macdonald of Tradeston CBE
		Lord MacLaurin of Knebworth Kt DL Rt Hon Lord Maclennan of Rogart
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	Livestock Industry
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: My Lords, much of what is wrong with the livestock industry is what is wrong with farming as a whole, as many speakers have already pointed out.
		The noble Lord, Lord Geraint, and the noble Baroness, Lady Masham, have rightly raised the issue of imports, which is a burning issue with farmers.
		Lord Kimball: My Lords, it is a great pleasure to follow the noble Baroness, who used to be one of my constituents..hence she developed the taste for good, red meat.
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	Timothy Beaumont, Baron Beaumont of Whitley - Wikpedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Timothy Wentworth Beaumont, Baron Beaumont of Whitley (born 22 November, 1928) is a politician in the United Kingdom.
		He is the only person to sit in the House of Lords as a member of the Green Party.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley is a fomer chair of the Liberal Party and was a co-founder of the Green Liberal Democrats.
	www.bostoncoop.net /~tpryor/wiki/index.php?title=Timothy_Beaumont (172 words)

	Members of the House of Lords - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Lord Campbell of Croy (April 26, 2005)
		The Lord Clark of Kempston (October 4, 2004)
		The Lord Donaldson of Lymington (August 31, 2005)
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	Lord Beaumont (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Lord Beaumont currently properly refers only to the Duke of Norfolk as holder of the English Barony of Beaumont (created by writ in 1309).
		Viscount Beaumont, of Swords in the County of Dublin (Peerage of Ireland - created 1622, extinct 1702)
		It is sometimes improperly used to describe Timothy Beaumont, Baron Beaumont of Whitley, a life peer, who is properly described only as Lord Beaumont of Whitley.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/L/Lord-Beaumont.htm (184 words)

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		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: What representations they have received seeking a review of the law on sexual offences in Northern Ireland; and what representations they have received favouring the extension of the Sexual Offences Bill in its entirety to Northern Ireland.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: Whether the Sexual Offences Bill will be compatible with the European Convention on Human Rights and its case law if Northern Ireland is not included in those provisions relating to homosexuals.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: asked Her Majesty's Government: What was the result of the equality impact assessment under Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act 1998 on the decision not to include Northern Ireland in those parts of the Sexual Offences Bill designed to bring about legal equality as between homosexual and heterosexual offences.
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		It is against that background that the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont, a member of the Green Party, quite straightforwardly referred to a number of issues, including taxation on aviation fuel.
		Lord Faulkner of Worcester: My Lords, this is not the first time that I have had the pleasure of speaking on a Bill introduced by the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont of Whitley.
		However, I reassure the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont, that that is not to say that the Government are predicting and providing—far from it.
	www.stopstanstedexpansion.com /documents/Lords_Hansard_160104.doc (10412 words)

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		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: " We would like some assurance from the Government that the needs for educating and training of those who have been denied them in the past because of the implications of lack of citizenship will now be met."
		Lord Waddington: " In the old days, despite the fact that overseas students were not residents, they benefited from the same fees as did people who were residents.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: " The analogy produced by the Minister is not a fair one.
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	Salisbury Greens
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley, Green Party spokesperson on Agriculture, Fisheries and Foods, explained the reason for the protest: "The slaughter of millions of healthy animals is entirely unacceptable while alternatives exist to tackle the disease.
		The policy is barbaric and mediaeval; animals are being treated as worthless goods; farmers are having their life¹s work and property confiscated at the sweep of an official¹s pen; great distress is being caused all over the country; and all for the sake of New Labour's fantasy trade policies.
		Lord Beaumont, who is also patron of the Family Farmers' Association, added: "The initial spread of the disease was facilitated by government policy, and the government's methods for controlling it are brutal and inhumane.
	www.salisbury.greenparty.org.uk /press/fandm2.html (397 words)

	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| 'Care orders' for suffering animals
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley, the only Green Party member of the Lords, said the bill "redresses the immense amount of cruelty" towards animals which had occurred in the past, and "goes on to a lesser extent now".
		A Tory, Lord Soulsby of Swaffham Prior, a vet, said the UK had a long history of animal welfare with animal welfare concerns "predating those of children".
		Lord Carter said the Government was "acutely aware of the plight of animals...
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/981572.stm (671 words)

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		The noble Lord said: My Lords, it is always a pleasure to follow the noble Lord, Lord Joffe, who has made a measured and powerful speech in support of the Second Reading of his Bill.
		In his speech, the noble Lord, Lord Joffe, said that he hoped that those of us whose views were shaped by faith would not press our faith because it is a minority view in a secular society.
		The noble Lord, Lord Brennan, who is president of the Catholic Union and who I am sorry to say is not here, suggested that the Bill's approach was: "Why waste money on care for the terminally ill?".
	www.carenotkilling.org.uk /pdf/2006-05-12_Lords_Hansard_debate.doc (23065 words)

	Lords Hansard text for 18 Jan 2006 (60118-22)
		My Lords, the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont of Whitley, is correct that if this amendment had been tabled earlier it would have been grouped with Amendments Nos.
		Much as I would like to support the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont of Whitley, I think that we ought perhaps to reflect on what the Minister said about the timing of OFT guidance in relation to the Bill coming into effect.
		This amendment, tabled by the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont of Whitley, seeks to compel the court to have regard to specific things which are considered to be important in the context of vulnerable borrowers.
	www.publications.parliament.uk /pa/ld199900/ldhansrd/pdvn/lds06/text/60118-22.htm (1561 words)

	Green Party - One World. One Chance. Vote Green. - News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Green peer Lord Beaumont of Whitley is to lead a debate on the allegedly "misleading, biased and scientifically questionable" information being given to parents regarding fluoridated school milk.
		Green peer Lord Beaumont of Whitley is to lead a House of Lords debate on the allegedly "misleading, biased and scientifically questionable" information being given to parents of some British primary school children regarding fluoridated school milk.
		Lord Beaumont comments: "The Green Party insists that parents should be given balanced information and encouraged to make an informed decision.
	www.greenparty.org.uk /news/166 (458 words)

	Lords vote to block assisted suicide bill for terminally ill \| Special Reports \| Guardian Unlimited Politics
		The House of Lords voted yesterday to block a bill which would permit assisted suicide for the terminally ill after an impassioned debate which brought out differences within political parties and religious faiths.
		Lord Carlile QC, the Liberal Democrat peer who moved the amendment blocking the bill, said his opposition was not religious but legal.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley, an Anglican vicar and the sole Green party peer, said: "I hope I never have to contemplate suicide myself, but if I do, I hope to be able to rely on my nearest and dearest to help me to perform this legal but disagreeable action, without fear of prosecution.
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		He made the House of Lords aware in February of the psychological stress inflicted on department store staff when Jingle Bells is repeated up to 300 times a day in the run up to Christmas.
		According to PipeDown, a campaign for freedom from piped music of which Lord Beaumont is a member, unwanted noise raises the blood pressure and depresses the immune system.
		Lord Beaumont also told his peers of a study by Nottingham University's medical school which found that music made waiting blood donors more anxious before donating and more likely to be depressed after donating.
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	Search: the word 'god' spoken by Lord Beaumont of Whitley (TheyWorkForYou.com)
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley:...when we see how the American empire appears to be ruled by the oil industry.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley: My Lords, Thomas Fuller, almost as long ago as the quotation which the noble Lord, Lord Selsdon, has just recited to us, said: "London oweth its greatness under God's divine providence to the well conditioned River of Thames".
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley:...does not go down to history only as the place where: "Stowed away in a Montreal lumber-room the Discobolus turneth his face to the wall, Where beauty crieth in an attic And no man regardeth.
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	Lords Hansard text for 14 Jan 2002 (220114-01)
		My Lords, I entirely recognise the efforts made by pilots to reduce noise, as far as it is possible for them to do so—for example, in the way that landing and take-off occur.
		My Lords, perhaps I may press the Minister to add to the answer that he gave to the supplementary question of the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont.
		My Lords, if firms are going to be expected to trade from April, are not the Government leaving it extremely late to provide them with the necessary rules so that, for instance, they can make their bids in the allocation of the £215 million incentive money that the Government have made available?
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	ePolitix.com - Piped Music and Showing of Television Programmes (Hospitals) Bill [HL]
		Introduced by Lord Beaumont of Whitley (Green), the Bill would compel the secretary of state to draw up a plan to prohibit piped music and the showing of television programmes in public areas of hospitals.
		During second reading, Lord Beaumont argued that 'piped music', should be banned, stating that 'all unwanted noise raises the blood pressure and depresses the immune system.
		Lord Addington began his counter-argument by stating that he was not fully convinced 'background music, piped music, canned music is that bad.' He instead believed that some form of distraction for people waiting in hospital is required.
	www.epolitix.com /EN/Legislation/200701/cce53ba9-d8ba-4199-bee8-cf1abb71767c.htm (380 words)

	THINK GLOBAL – EAT LOCAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Green peer Lord Beaumont of Whitley is to lead a House of Lords debate on the allegedly "misleading, biased and scientifically questionable" information being given to parents of some British primary school children regarding fluoridated school milk.
		An incisive Green Party briefing entitled "Dental milk" and truth decay, to be issued this week, finds severe fault with letters and leaflets issued by the NHS in Manchester, where so far 30 primary schools have been targeted for the medication.
		Lord Beaumont comments: "The Green Party insists that parents should be given balanced information and encouraged to make an informed decision.
	www.torty.org.uk /green/Oldnewsletter.html (1014 words)

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		Noble Lords will remember the whole episode of cows' and not sheeps' brains being tested which resulted in September in the announcement by Elliot Morley that it was possible that the whole of the sheep flock might have to be killed.
		As the noble Viscount, Lord Bledisloe, pointed out, it is no longer tenable to consider the control of foot and mouth disease in the light of a cost benefit to agriculture, particularly in the crude and primitive way in which that was carried out last year.
		Many noble Lords said that the fining--or "charging", as the Government called it--of the truck drivers by #2,000 per illegal immigrant was against human rights legislation because there was no appeal as the Government had decided that it was to be a charge and not a criminal activity.
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	Lib-Dem No to Euro
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley, the Liberal Democrat Peer will be the key-note speaker at the meeting which is being held on Saturday (6th March) at 1.00pm in the Lansdowne Room at the George Intercontinental Hotel, 19-21 George Street, Edinburgh.
		Lord Beaumont will also be keen to demonstrate how fundamentally undemocratic membership of Euroland would be.
		Lord Beaumonts contribution to the debate on this crucial issue is likely to be well received despite the very pro-Euro policies pursued by the Liberal Democratic Party.
	www.bullen.demon.co.uk /prlibden.htm (341 words)

	Timothy Beaumont, Baron Beaumont of Whitley - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Timothy Wentworth Beaumont, Baron Beaumont of Whitley (born 22 November, 1928) is a politician in the United Kingdom.
		He is the only person to sit in the House of Lords as a member of the Green Party.
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley is a fomer chair of the Liberal Party and was a co-founder of the Green Liberal Democrats.
	www.music.us /education/T/Timothy-Beaumont,-Baron-Beaumont-of-Whitley.htm (349 words)

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		Lord Razzall said, “I will not speak for very long on this item, because I hope that the Minister will be able to give some indication that he has thought about the points that were made in Committee.
		I indicated in Grand Committee that I shared the view of the Conservative Benches and the noble Lord, Lord Beaumont of Whitley, that this should be dealt with either by the Bill or in regulations.
		In Committee, this amendment was moved by the noble Lord, Lord Borrie, whom I see in his place.
	www.libdems.org.uk /commerce/house-of-lords-debate-on-the-consumer-credit-bill-report-stage1.html (580 words)

	Green News Articles
		Lords this week for the first time ever.
		UK, was launched by Green Party peer, Lord Beaumont of Whitley.
		Lord Beaumont commented today: "Aviation is the fastest-growing source of
	www.pinkuk.com /community/green/newsArticle.asp?id=29 (206 words)

	BBC News \| UK POLITICS \| Greens set sight on electoral success
		Lord Beaumont of Whitley, spokesperson on Agriculture Fisheries and Foods, and patron of the Family Farmers Association, said: "The government's handling of the crisis is less than inspiring."
		He argued vaccinations should be used to "ring fence" areas hit by the disease, with the option for a wider vaccination programme kept open.
		Lord Beaumont described the government's food and agriculture policies as a "multi-faceted disaster."
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/uk_politics/1236776.stm (443 words)

	Countryside Alliance - News Release - The Second Reading debate on the principle of a hunting ban
		The Second Reading debate on the principle of a hunting ban took place in the House of Lords on Monday 12 March.
		The House of Lords has agreed a motion which establishes the procedure for the next stage of the Hunting Bill.
		The Lords will then resume into Committee, and consider the Bill on line by line basis, debating amendments and new clauses.
	www.countryside-alliance.org /news/01/010315hban.htm (294 words)

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	www.christian.org.uk /adoptionvote161002against.htm (529 words)

	Members of the House of Lords - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		This is a list of members of the House of Lords in the United Kingdom.
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