PARLIAMENTARY EARLY DAY MOTION
CRIMINAL INJURIES COMPENSATION SCHEME (16 October 2007)

Motion Details

That this House believes that the Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme should be amended to reflect the true cost to the lives of those injured in terrorist attacks in mainland Britain; notes that some victims of the 7th July 2005 bombings in London have yet to receive full compensation or have received minimal offers of compensation by the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority; and calls on the Government to respond to the Green Paper `Rebuilding Lives' and uprate the limit of £500,000 and tariffs set in 1996.

Sponsored by:
Mr Ian Taylor (Conservative)

EDMS Sponsor By Party

Party
Votes
%
 
Labour
25
52%
 
 
Liberal Democrat
8
17%
 
 
Conservative
7
15%
 
 
Independent
3
6%
 
 
Speaker
1
2%
 
 
Democratic Unionist Party
1
2%
 
 
Crossbench
1
2%
 
 
Social Democratic & Labour Party
1
2%
 
 
Not Available
1
2%
 
Sponsor List (48 sponsors)
Party
Member
Constituency
Lab
Ms Diane Abbott
Hackney North and Stoke Newington
Con
Sir Peter Bottomley
LD
Mr Colin Breed
DUP
Mr Gregory Campbell
East Londonderry
Lab
Mr Ronnie Campbell
Lab
Martin Caton
Derek Conway
Lab
Mrs Ann Cryer
Lab
John Cummings
Lab
Mrs Janet Dean
Lab
Mr Jim Devine
Lab
Mr Andrew Dismore
Lab
Jim Dobbin
Lab
Dr David Drew
SDLP
Mark Durkan
Lab
Bill Etherington
Con
Mr Nigel Evans
XB
Lord Field of Birkenhead
Con
Mark Field
LD
Andrew George
St Ives
Lab
Mr Bruce George
Lab
Mr David Hamilton
Ind
Mr Mike Hancock
LD
Paul Holmes
Ind
Kelvin Hopkins
Spk
Sir Lindsay Hoyle
Chorley
LD
Simon Hughes
LD
Mark Hunter
Lab
Glenda Jackson
Lab
Lynne Jones
Con
Daniel Kawczynski
LD
Mr John Leech
Lab
Chris McCafferty
Lab
John McDonnell
Hayes and Harlington
Lab
Dr Doug Naysmith
Con
Mark Pritchard
The Wrekin
LD
Sir Bob Russell
Lab
Alan Simpson
Lab
David Taylor
Con
Mr Ian Taylor (Sponsor)
Lab
Dr Desmond Turner
Lab
Keith Vaz
Lab
Dr Rudi Vis
Ind
Mr Robert N. Wareing
Lab
Mrs Betty Williams
LD
Stephen Williams
Con
Mr David Wilshire
Lab
Mr David Winnick

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