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DOMESTIC TRADEABLE QUOTAS

Early day motion 563, tabled 20 January 2005 by Colin Challen (Labour). Signed by 19 members.

That this House congratulates the Prime Minister on making climate change a priority for the UK presidency of the G8; believes that, for this issue to transcend short-term political cycles, policies must be introduced which include every adult in tackling global warming and that everyone must assume some personal responsibility for their carbon emissions; and notes that, in practice, the most equitable, efficient and effective way of doing this is by introducing domestic tradeable quotas.

Signatures by party: Labour 14, Liberal Democrat 4, Labour/Co-operative 1.