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Business statement on Thursday, 29 March 2001, in the House of Commons, led by Baroness Beckett. The answering member was Baroness Browning.


President of the Council;Leader of the House of Commons


Secondary information

Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
365 c1105-7 
Session
2000-01
Department
Leader of the House of Commons
President of the Council
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions
John P Smith | 365 c1109 (Link to this contribution) Business question on deep vein thrombosis and long haul air travel.
Andrew Mackinlay | 365 c1115-6 (Link to this contribution) Business question on free election addresses for local government election candidates.
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Ian Davidson | 365 c1116-7 (Link to this contribution) Business question on local government by-elections in Cumbria - disallowed by Speaker.
Nigel Evans | 365 c1118 (Link to this contribution) Business question on foot and mouth disease and economic effects on small businesses.
Desmond Swayne | 365 c1117 (Link to this contribution) Business question on homosexuality and sex education in schools.
John Bercow | 365 c1118-9 (Link to this contribution) Business question on proportional representation.
Lord Robathan | 365 c1117-8 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the timing of the next general election.
Michael Fabricant | 365 c1114 (Link to this contribution) Business question on foot and mouth disease in Staffordshire.
Robert Syms | 365 c1111 (Link to this contribution) Business question on compensation for haemophiliacs infected with hepatitis C through NHS blood tran...
Teresa Gorman | 365 c1110-1 (Link to this contribution) Business question on statues and memorials to women who served in the House.
Lord Campbell-Savours | 365 c1113 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the code of conduct for members.
Chris Leslie | 365 c1112 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the building of the A650 Bingley relief road.
Owen Paterson | 365 c1115 (Link to this contribution) Business question on foot and mouth disease.
Harry Barnes | 365 c1107-8 (Link to this contribution) Business question on correspondence with government departments during elections.
Nigel Beard | 365 c1113-4 (Link to this contribution) Business question on unemployment.
Baroness Browning | 365 c1105-7 (Link to this contribution) Business statement for 2-6 April. 1st supplementary on the London Underground, county council electi...
Ian Stewart | 365 c1111 (Link to this contribution) Business question on pensioners and ageism.
Gwyneth Dunwoody | 365 c1110 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the London Underground and county council elections.
Huw Edwards | 365 c1114-5 (Link to this contribution) Business question on EDM 473 on claiming childrens tax credit.
Crispin Blunt | 365 c1119-20 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the recommendations of the Senior Salaries Review Body on Members pay and allow...
Lord Young of Cookham | 365 c1109-10 (Link to this contribution) Business question on county council elections.
Lord Brady of Altrincham | 365 c1118 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the closure of transplant centres.
John Hayes | 365 c1113 (Link to this contribution) Business questions on the OECD report on education.
Lord Tyler | 365 c1108-9 (Link to this contribution) Business question on elections in Cornwall, NATS, London Underground and the use of Ministerial limo...
David Winnick | 365 c1111-2 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the timing and postponement of elections.
Brian White | 365 c1117 (Link to this contribution) Business question on police numbers and recruitment in the south east.
Martin Smyth | 365 c1112-3 (Link to this contribution) Business question on the Northern Ireland local elections.
Lord McLoughlin | 365 c1116 (Link to this contribution) Business question on foot and mouth disease.
Subjects
Elections Foot and mouth disease Local government London Underground Recess
Link
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