40293 2009-10 703 Nicholas Winterton 2010-01-25 That this House supports Taiwan's campaign for meaningful participation in international organisations; notes with concern Taiwan's continued exclusion from meaningful participation in United Nations-specialised agencies; further notes with concern that Taiwan is an island threatened by rising sea levels and extreme weather events; recognises that Taiwan has passed a Renewable Energy Act and drafted a Greenhouse Gas Reduction Act; calls for Taiwan's meaningful participation in the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC); welcomes Taiwan's bid to participate in the activities and mechanisms of the UNFCCC, the Kyoto Protocol and post-2012 agreements; and further calls on the Government to support Taiwan's justifiable bid for UNFCCC observer status in order to institutionalise Taiwan's meaningful participation in UNFCCC activities. Asia Climate change Nicholas Winterton 2010-01-25 Proposed Macclesfield Conservative Philip Davies 2010-01-25 Seconded Shipley Conservative Ann Winterton 2010-01-25 Seconded Congleton Conservative Lindsay Hoyle 2010-01-25 Seconded Chorley Labour Bob Spink 2010-01-26 Seconded Castle Point Independent Peter Bottomley 2010-01-26 Seconded Worthing West Conservative Alan Simpson 2010-01-26 Signed Nottingham South Labour Lynne Jones 2010-01-27 Signed Birmingham, Selly Oak Labour Gregory Campbell 2010-01-27 Signed East Londonderry DUP John Leech 2010-01-27 Signed Manchester, Withington Liberal Democrat Betty Williams 2010-01-28 Signed Conwy Labour Jim Dowd 2010-01-28 Signed Lewisham West Labour Brian Jenkins 2010-01-28 Signed Tamworth Labour Stephen Hepburn 2010-01-28 Signed Jarrow Labour Mike Hancock 2010-02-01 Signed Portsmouth South Liberal Democrat John Hemming 2010-02-01 Signed Birmingham, Yardley Liberal Democrat Sandra Gidley 2010-02-02 Signed Romsey Liberal Democrat Kelvin Hopkins 2010-02-03 Signed Luton North Labour Elfyn Llwyd 2010-02-03 Signed Meirionnydd Nant Conwy Plaid Cymru William McCrea 2010-02-03 Signed South Antrim DUP