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2001-02
1634
Co-Operative Bank And Corporate Social Responsibility
Adrian Bailey
2002-07-16
That this house congratulates The Co-operative Bank on becoming the first United Kingdom company to be chosen as the world's most socially responsible business; notes that the bank beat more than 200 companies to take the overall Judges' Award for Corporate Social Responsibility at the annual New York-based, global Corporate Conscience Awards; further notes that Mervyn Pedelty, the bank's Chief Executive stated at a Business in the Community gala dinner in July that mandatory reporting on corporate social responsibility is one of the best ways to restore public confidence in the behaviour of big business; and calls upon the Government to consider introducing legislation requiring large companies to report on their social and environmental performance.
Adrian Bailey
2002-07-16
Proposed
West Bromwich West
Labour Co-operative
George Howarth
2002-07-16
Signed
Knowsley North & Sefton East
Labour
Brian White
2002-07-16
Signed
North East Milton Keynes
Labour
Neil Gerrard
2002-07-16
Signed
Walthamstow
Labour
Brian Iddon
2002-07-16
Signed
Bolton South East
Labour
Mike Gapes
2002-07-16
Signed
Ilford South
Labour Co-operative
Rudi Vis
2002-07-17
Signed
Finchley & Golders Green
Labour
Derek Wyatt
2002-07-17
Signed
Sittingbourne & Sheppey
Labour
Keith Vaz
2002-07-17
Signed
Leicester East
Labour
Simon Thomas
2002-07-17
Signed
Ceredigion
Plaid Cymru
Harold Best
2002-07-17
Signed
Leeds North West
Labour
Mike Hancock
2002-07-17
Signed
Portsmouth South
Liberal Democrat
Jim Dobbin
2002-07-17
Signed
Heywood & Middleton
Labour Co-operative
Andrew Dismore
2002-07-17
Signed
Hendon
Labour
Terry Davis
2002-07-17
Signed
Birmingham, Hodge Hill
Labour
Ian Davidson
2002-07-17
Signed
Glasgow, Pollok
Labour Co-operative
Ronnie Campbell
2002-07-17
Signed
Blyth Valley
Labour
Ann Cryer
2002-07-17
Signed
Keighley
Labour
Peter Pike
2002-07-17
Signed
Burnley
Labour
Greg Pope
2002-07-17
Signed
Hyndburn
Labour
Syd Rapson
2002-07-17
Signed
Portsmouth North
Labour
Bob Russell
2002-07-17
Signed
Colchester
Liberal Democrat
Lynne Jones
2002-07-17
Signed
Birmingham, Selly Oak
Labour
Ashok Kumar
2002-07-17
Signed
Middlesbrough South & East Cleveland
Labour
Edward O'Hara
2002-07-17
Signed
Knowsley South
Labour
Peter Bradley
2002-07-17
Signed
Wrekin, The
Labour
Vincent Cable
2002-07-17
Signed
Twickenham
Liberal Democrat
Dennis Turner
2002-07-18
Signed
Wolverhampton South East
Labour Co-operative
David Borrow
2002-07-18
Signed
South Ribble
Labour
Win Griffiths
2002-07-18
Signed
Bridgend
Labour
Hywel Francis
2002-07-18
Signed
Aberavon
Labour
Mark Lazarowicz
2002-07-18
Signed
Edinburgh North & Leith
Labour Co-operative
Huw Edwards
2002-07-18
Signed
Monmouth
Labour
Hilton Dawson
2002-07-18
Signed
Lancaster & Wyre
Labour
Jeremy Corbyn
2002-07-18
Signed
Islington North
Labour
Martin Caton
2002-07-18
Signed
Gower
Labour
Andy Burnham
2002-07-18
Signed
Leigh
Labour
John McFall
2002-07-18
Signed
Dumbarton
Labour Co-operative
Gordon Marsden
2002-07-18
Signed
Blackpool South
Labour
David Lepper
2002-07-18
Signed
Brighton, Pavilion
Labour Co-operative
Eric Illsley
2002-07-18
Signed
Barnsley Central
Labour
Kelvin Hopkins
2002-07-18
Signed
Luton North
Labour
Linda Perham
2002-07-18
Signed
Ilford North
Labour
Nick Palmer
2002-07-18
Signed
Broxtowe
Labour
Steve Webb
2002-07-19
Signed
Northavon
Liberal Democrat
Tony Colman
2002-07-19
Signed
Putney
Labour
Kevin McNamara
2002-07-19
Signed
Kingston upon Hull North
Labour
Lady Hermon
2002-07-19
Signed
North Down
UUP
Richard Burden
2002-07-19
Signed
Birmingham, Northfield
Labour
Alan Simpson
2002-07-22
Signed
Nottingham South
Labour
Tony Lloyd
2002-07-22
Signed
Manchester Central
Labour
Andrew Love
2002-07-22
Signed
Edmonton
Labour Co-operative
Meg Munn
2002-07-22
Signed
Sheffield, Heeley
Labour Co-operative
John Austin
2002-07-22
Signed
Erith & Thamesmead
Labour
Alan Meale
2002-07-23
Signed
Mansfield
Labour
Betty Williams
2002-07-23
Signed
Conwy
Labour
Michael Weir
2002-07-23
Signed
Angus
Scottish National Party
Mark Todd
2002-07-23
Signed
South Derbyshire
Labour
Gerry Steinberg
2002-07-23
Signed
Durham, City of
Labour
Roger Berry
2002-07-23
Signed
Kingswood
Labour
David Hamilton
2002-07-23
Signed
Midlothian
Labour
Paul Flynn
2002-07-23
Signed
Newport West
Labour
David Drew
2002-07-23
Signed
Stroud
Labour Co-operative
Valerie Davey
2002-07-23
Signed
Bristol West
Labour
Chris McCafferty
2002-07-23
Signed
Calder Valley
Labour
Rob Marris
2002-07-23
Signed
Wolverhampton South West
Labour
John Lyons
2002-07-23
Signed
Strathkelvin & Bearsden
Labour
Terry Lewis
2002-07-23
Signed
Worsley
Labour
Alan Keen
2002-07-23
Signed
Feltham & Heston
Labour Co-operative
Brian Jenkins
2002-07-23
Signed
Tamworth
Labour
Nick Harvey
2002-07-24
Signed
North Devon
Liberal Democrat
Jon Trickett
2002-07-24
Signed
Hemsworth
Labour
Andrew Stunell
2002-07-24
Signed
Hazel Grove
Liberal Democrat
Jeff Ennis
2002-07-24
Signed
Barnsley East & Mexborough
Labour
Janet Dean
2002-07-24
Signed
Burton
Labour
Doug Naysmith
2002-07-24
Signed
Bristol North West
Labour Co-operative
Ian Lucas
2002-07-24
Signed
Wrexham
Labour
Elfyn Llwyd
2002-07-24
Signed
Meirionnydd Nant Conwy
Plaid Cymru
Piara S Khabra
2002-07-24
Signed
Ealing, Southall
Labour
Michael Clapham
2002-07-24
Signed
Barnsley West & Penistone
Labour
Vera Baird
2002-09-24
Signed
Redcar
Labour
Bill Etherington
2002-09-24
Signed
Sunderland North
Labour
Louise Ellman
2002-09-24
Signed
Liverpool, Riverside
Labour Co-operative
Patsy Calton
2002-09-24
Signed
Cheadle
Liberal Democrat
Dennis Skinner
2002-09-24
Signed
Bolsover
Labour
Mohammad Sarwar
2002-10-15
Signed
Glasgow, Govan
Labour
Barry Sheerman
2002-10-15
Signed
Huddersfield
Labour Co-operative
Paul Farrelly
2002-10-21
Signed
Newcastle-under-Lyme
Labour
Norman Baker
2002-10-24
Signed
Lewes
Liberal Democrat
Tony McWalter
2002-10-31
Signed
Hemel Hempstead
Labour Co-operative
Tony Clarke
2002-11-05
Signed
Northampton South
Labour
Michael Connarty
2002-11-06
Signed
Falkirk East
Labour
Siobhain McDonagh
2002-11-07
Signed
Mitcham & Morden
Labour
John McDonnell
2002-11-07
Signed
Hayes & Harlington
Labour