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EDM number 609 in 1999-00, proposed by David Chaytor on 05/04/2000.

That this House welcomes the announcement of the new policy position on HFC emissions in the recently published Climate Change: Draft UK Programme which states that: 'HFCs are not a sustainable technology in the long term', that 'action should be taken to limit the projected growth', and which supports the 'use of alternative substances with either no, or a lower, global warming potential such as hydrocarbons or ammonia'; welcomes the potential this offers for reducing HFC emissions from refrigeration and air-conditioning; and calls upon the Government for the earliest possible introduction of measures to encourage businesses to invest in alternatives to HFCs with low global warming potentials.

This motion has been signed by a total of 54 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
David Chaytor05/04/2000Bury NorthLabourProposed
Joan Ruddock05/04/2000Lewisham, DeptfordLabourSigned
Peter Bottomley05/04/2000Worthing WestConservativeSigned
Andrew Stunell05/04/2000Hazel GroveLiberal DemocratSigned
John Austin06/04/2000Erith & ThamesmeadLabourSigned
David Taylor06/04/2000North West LeicestershireLabour Co-operativeSigned
Harry Barnes06/04/2000North East DerbyshireLabourSigned
Win Griffiths06/04/2000BridgendLabourSigned
Andrew George06/04/2000St IvesLiberal DemocratSigned
Andrew Dismore06/04/2000HendonLabourSigned
Jeremy Corbyn06/04/2000Islington NorthLabourSigned
Eric Clarke06/04/2000MidlothianLabourSigned
Vincent Cable06/04/2000TwickenhamLiberal DemocratSigned
Alan Simpson06/04/2000Nottingham SouthLabourSigned
Tom Brake06/04/2000Carshalton & WallingtonLiberal DemocratSigned
Alice Mahon06/04/2000HalifaxLabourSigned
Edward Davey06/04/2000Kingston & SurbitonLiberal DemocratSigned
Gordon Marsden07/04/2000Blackpool SouthLabourSigned
Harold Best07/04/2000Leeds North WestLabourSigned
Norman Baker07/04/2000LewesLiberal DemocratSigned
Martin Caton07/04/2000GowerLabourSigned
Bill Michie07/04/2000Sheffield, HeeleyLabourSigned
Lynne Jones07/04/2000Birmingham, Selly OakLabourSigned
Kelvin Hopkins07/04/2000Luton NorthLabourSigned
Mike Hancock10/04/2000Portsmouth SouthLiberal DemocratSigned
Paul Tyler11/04/2000North CornwallLiberal DemocratSigned
Simon Thomas11/04/2000CeredigionPlaid CymruSigned
Don Foster11/04/2000BathLiberal DemocratSigned
Norman Godman11/04/2000Greenock & InverclydeLabourSigned
Paul Marsden11/04/2000Shrewsbury & AtchamLabourSigned
Elfyn Llwyd11/04/2000Meirionnydd Nant ConwyPlaid CymruSigned
Ian Gibson11/04/2000Norwich NorthLabourSigned
Kevin McNamara12/04/2000Kingston upon Hull NorthLabourSigned
Michael Clapham12/04/2000Barnsley West & PenistoneLabourSigned
Ronnie Fearn12/04/2000SouthportLiberal DemocratSigned
Rudi Vis12/04/2000Finchley & Golders GreenLabourSigned
David Chidgey13/04/2000EastleighLiberal DemocratSigned
David Drew13/04/2000StroudLabour Co-operativeSigned
Lawrence Cunliffe14/04/2000LeighLabourSigned
Hilton Dawson14/04/2000Lancaster & WyreLabourSigned
Jenny Tonge14/04/2000Richmond ParkLiberal DemocratSigned
Eric Illsley17/04/2000Barnsley CentralLabourSigned
Ann Cryer17/04/2000KeighleyLabourSigned
John McDonnell17/04/2000Hayes & HarlingtonLabourSigned
Bill Etherington18/04/2000Sunderland NorthLabourSigned
Matthew Taylor20/04/2000Truro & St AustellLiberal DemocratSigned
David Crausby02/05/2000Bolton North EastLabourSigned
Paul Truswell08/05/2000PudseyLabourSigned
Diane Abbott10/05/2000Hackney North & Stoke NewingtonLabourSigned
Phil Sawford16/05/2000KetteringLabourSigned
Michael Connarty18/05/2000Falkirk EastLabourSigned
Doug Naysmith19/05/2000Bristol North WestLabour Co-operativeSigned
Kerry Pollard13/06/2000St AlbansLabourSigned
Nigel Jones20/06/2000CheltenhamLiberal DemocratSigned

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