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PROFITS FROM DRUG TRAFFICKING

Early day motion 1006, tabled 11 March 1998 by Nick Palmer (Labour). Signed by 50 members.

That this House notes that the courts have the power to seize the profits from drug trafficking; regrets that the Conservative Party has accepted ú1 million from the family of a heroin smuggler and after 6 weeks has yet to return the money; and urges them to donate it to charity before the courts take action.

Signatures by party: Labour 42, Labour/Co-operative 4, Liberal Democrat 4.