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PRACTICES OF HEWLETT PACKARD

Early day motion 1005, tabled 24 March 2005 by Gerry Steinberg (Labour). Signed by 9 members.

That this House is appalled that Hewlett Packard, which is supposedly a quality supplier of office equipment, and is recommended to honourable Members, has the disgraceful policy of replacing brand new faulty equipment with refurbished models which constantly break down and, to add insult to injury, only offer a three-month guarantee on the replaced machines; recommends to honourable Members and their constituents not to purchase Hewlett Packard products, particularly when the company attempts to cover up this shameful policy by hiding behind the smallprint in its guarantees; and calls upon the Government to legislate to stop this underhanded practice.

Signatures by party: Labour 7, Labour/Co-operative 1, Liberal Democrat 1.