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Arms Trade Treaty (No. 2)

EDM number 2865 in 2010-12, proposed by Mark Durkan on 13/03/2012.
Categorised under the topic of Arms control.

That this House is deeply concerned about the damage, death and destruction that is facilitated by arms trafficking and the ease of access to weapons; notes the approaching final negotiation and adoption of the future Arms Trade Treaty (ATT), which will legally bind the regulation of arms exports and imports, provide international oversight and create the necessary enforcement mechanisms; demands that the Government commits to a robust ATT that will enforce strict criteria and provide for categorical prohibition of all types of specified weapons and associated components with no exemptions; recognises that the arms trade is estimated to account for 50 per cent. of all global corrupt transactions; welcomes the proposition of an independent anti-corruption provision in the ATT; and urges that the Treaty must be enforceable on signatories, non-signatories and non-state actors.

This motion has been signed by a total of 18 MPs.

MPDateConstituencyPartyType
Jim Dobbin09/03/2012Heywood and MiddletonLabourSigned
Alan Meale09/03/2012MansfieldLabourSigned
John McDonnell09/03/2012Hayes and HarlingtonLabourSigned
Tony Lloyd09/03/2012Manchester CentralLabourSigned
Mark Durkan13/03/2012FoyleSocial Democratic and Labour PartyProposed
Ronnie Campbell14/03/2012Blyth ValleyLabourSeconded
Jonathan Edwards14/03/2012Carmarthen East and DinefwrPlaid CymruSeconded
Jeremy Corbyn14/03/2012Islington NorthLabourSeconded
Martin Caton14/03/2012GowerLabourSeconded
Kelvin Hopkins15/03/2012Luton NorthLabourSeconded
Katy Clark15/03/2012North Ayrshire and ArranLabourSigned
John Leech20/03/2012Manchester, WithingtonLiberal DemocratSigned
Glenda Jackson21/03/2012Hampstead and KilburnLabourSigned
Steve Rotheram21/03/2012Liverpool, WaltonLabourSigned
Caroline Lucas22/03/2012Brighton, PavilionGreenSigned
Ann Clwyd27/03/2012Cynon ValleyLabourSigned
Lorely Burt27/03/2012SolihullLiberal DemocratSigned
Roger Godsiff16/04/2012Birmingham, Hall GreenLabourSigned

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