PRIME MINISTER AND UNSUBSTANTIATED ALLEGATIONS ON IRAQ'S WEAPONS OF MASS DESTRUCTION

Early day motion 1729, tabled 13 October 2004 by Glenda Jackson (Labour). Signed by 31 members.

That this House notes that on 4th June 2003, Official Report, column 161, the Prime Minister stated, in respect of those expressing doubt over his certainty that Iraq possessed weapons of mass destruction, that when a series of allegations are made, all described by the Prime Minister as untrue, that it was important, if people had evidence to justify such allegations, that that evidence be given; further notes that he stated that he had no doubt that the Iraq Survey Group would find the clearest possible evidence of weapons of mass destruction; further notes that the Iraq Survey Group has delivered its final report and has found no weapons of mass destruction; and therefore calls upon the Prime Minister to follow his own prescription and provide the House with the evidence upon which he based his allegations regarding Iraqi weapons of mass destruction.

Signatures by party: Labour 13, Liberal Democrat 12, Plaid Cymru 4, Conservative 1, Scottish National Party 1.