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CAFOD CLEAN UP YOUR COMPUTER CAMPAIGN

Early day motion 672, tabled 24 February 2004 by Colin Burgon (Labour). Signed by 59 members.

That this House applauds the recent Clean Up Your Computer campaign by CAFOD to secure better conditions for workers in developing countries employed by large multi-nationals in the electronics industry; notes that as a result of the campaign, Dell has now produced a code of conduct that includes improved guidelines on discrimination on providing health and safety training; and now expects Hewlett Packard and IBM to follow this lead.

Signatures by party: Labour 36, Liberal Democrat 12, Labour/Co-operative 5, Scottish National Party 2, UUP 2, DUP 1, Plaid Cymru 1.