That this House welcomes the Government's decision to launch a public debate on the future of Britain's nuclear weapons; recognises the significantly changed international circumstances from
those in which the current Trident missile system was conceived, designed and constructed; notes the close relationship between the British and American Trident missile systems; is aware
that there are a number of options available to the Government in considering replacements for the current system; and therefore calls on the Government to publish a consultation paper
setting out the issues, including threat assessments, estimated costs and all nuclear and non-nuclear options, as a basis for the public debate.
81 Signatories:
Chaytor, David
Ruddock, Joan
Campbell, Menzies
Moore, Michael
Swayne, Desmond
Ellwood, Tobias
Russell, Bob
Robathan, Andrew
Robertson, Angus
Howarth, Gerald
Jackson, Glenda
Jones, Lynne
Laws, David
Lewis, Julian
McDonnell, John
Corbyn, Jeremy
Dismore, Andrew
Ancram, Michael
Bottomley, Peter
Stringer, Graham
Williams, Hywel
Penning, Mike
Spink, Bob
Holmes, Paul
Lepper, David
Caton, Martin
Cousins, Jim
Durkan, Mark
Flynn, Paul
Gibson, Ian
Wareing, Robert N
Winterton, Ann
Alexander, Danny
Leech, John
MacNeil, Angus
Swinson, Jo
Price, Adam
Conway, Derek
Hancock, Mike
Vis, Rudi
Riordan, Linda
Rowen, Paul
Prentice, Gordon
Heath, David
Llwyd, Elfyn
Marris, Rob
Murrison, Andrew
Cohen, Harry
Drew, David
Fisher, Mark
Borrow, David S
Williams, Stephen
Randall, John
Simpson, Alan
Cable, Vincent
Dean, Janet
Etherington, Bill
Vaz, Keith
Walley, Joan
Holloway, Adam
Clapham, Michael
Cryer, Ann
Stunell, Andrew
Wiggin, Bill
Williams, Betty
Farron, Timothy
Heald, Oliver
Brazier, Julian
Fabricant, Michael
Amess, David
Duddridge, James
Featherstone, Lynne
Goldsworthy, Julia
Milton, Anne
Pritchard, Mark
Lazarowicz, Mark
Gillan, Cheryl
Soulsby, Peter
Illsley, Eric
Jenkins, Brian
Gove, Michael
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