Tristan Da Cunha (EDM1717)

Tristan Da Cunha

EDM number 1717 in 2010-12, proposed by Andrew Rosindell on 04/04/2011.
Categorised under the topic of Overseas territories.

That this House notes with concern the devastating effect of the recent grounding of the bulk carrier M.S. Oliva on the British Overseas Territory of Tristan da Cunha; recognises the significant environmental impact which the escaping bunker oil is having on indigenous birds and wildlife; congratulates the Governor, Andrew Gurr, and his team on their swift response so far, whilst remaining mindful of the long-term implications on the fishing- and tourism-driven economy of Tristan da Cunha; and urges the Government to provide as much support as necessary during and after the clean-up process on this far away but cherished territory of the Crown.

This motion has been signed by a total of 21 MPs.

MP	Date	Constituency	Party	Type
Andrew Rosindell	04/04/2011	Romford	Conservative	Proposed
Bob Russell	04/04/2011	Colchester	Liberal Democrat	Seconded
John Baron	04/04/2011	Basildon and Billericay	Conservative	Seconded
Brian Binley	04/04/2011	Northampton South	Conservative	Seconded
Laurence Robertson	04/04/2011	Tewkesbury	Conservative	Seconded
Gavin Williamson	04/04/2011	South Staffordshire	Conservative	Seconded
Kate Hoey	05/04/2011	Vauxhall	Labour	Signed
Julian Lewis	05/04/2011	New Forest East	Conservative	Signed
Alan Meale	05/04/2011	Mansfield	Labour	Signed
Nigel Dodds	05/04/2011	Belfast North	DUP	Signed
Kelvin Hopkins	26/04/2011	Luton North	Labour	Signed
Yasmin Qureshi	26/04/2011	Bolton South East	Labour	Signed
Peter Bottomley	26/04/2011	Worthing West	Conservative	Signed
Mike Hancock	26/04/2011	Portsmouth South	Liberal Democrat	Signed
James Gray	26/04/2011	North Wiltshire	Conservative	Signed
Jim Dobbin	26/04/2011	Heywood and Middleton	Labour	Signed
John McDonnell	26/04/2011	Hayes and Harlington	Labour	Signed
Martin Caton	27/04/2011	Gower	Labour	Signed
Paul Flynn	27/04/2011	Newport West	Labour	Signed
John Leech	27/04/2011	Manchester, Withington	Liberal Democrat	Signed
Roger Godsiff	04/05/2011	Birmingham, Hall Green	Labour	Signed

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