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Business statement on Thursday, 23 October 2003, in the House of Commons, led by Lord Hain. The answering member was Eric Forth.


Leader of the House of Commons


Secondary information

Type
Parliamentary proceeding
Reference
411 c789-92 
Session
2002-03
Department
Leader of the House of Commons
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions
Eric Forth | 411 c789-92 (Link to this contribution) Business statement for 27 to 31 October. 1st supplementary on September sittings of the House, socia...
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Louise Ellman | 411 c798-9 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Jarvis rail maintenance contracts.
Lord Bellingham | 411 c794 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on plans to change capital gains tax regime for homes and raising st...
Shona McIsaac | 411 c802 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on funding for health services.
Lord Knight of Weymouth | 411 c801-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business questions on the committee corridor heating and renaming of Committee Rooms.
Lord McLoughlin | 411 c796 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on arrangements proposed for President Bush to address Parliament on...
Lord Brady of Altrincham | 411 c799 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on proposed reclassification of cannabis.
Dennis Skinner | 411 c798 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on council housing stock transfer and crime.
John Bercow | 411 c800 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on small businesses.
Tony McWalter | 411 c794 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Conservative policies for pensioners. - Disallowed by Speaker.
David Winnick | 411 c796 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on police training and tackling racism in the police force.
Patrick Mercer | 411 c801 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on using volunteers to deal with a potential terrorist attack.
David Chaytor | 411 c800-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on admissions policies of secondary schools.
Pete Wishart | 411 c795-6 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the impact of tuition fees and foundation hospitals on Scotland a...
Julian Brazier | 411 c798 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on local government funding in southern region.
Joan Ruddock | 411 c793-4 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on contamination from GM seeds.
Gwyn Prosser | 411 c796-7 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on security and transparency in the Home Office's detention and remo...
Bill O'Brien | 411 c797 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the packaging industry.
Clive Betts | 411 c799-800 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the possibility of re-regulating bus services outside London.
Martin Smyth | 411 c799 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on whether President Bush will be invited to address Parliament on h...
Harry Barnes | 411 c794-5 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on EDM 1761 on the proposed closure of the Coal Aston post office in...
Bob Blizzard | 411 c801 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business questions on improving physical fitness levels in the UK and plans to make sp...
Patsy Calton | 411 c797-8 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the safety of new railway track laid between Cheadle Hulme and St...
Lord Tyler | 411 c792-3 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on state funding of political parties.
Lord Brennan of Canton | 411 c802 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on a possible review of new sitting hours of the House.
Andrew MacKay | 411 c797 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on whether President Bush will be invited to address Parliament on h...
David Wright | 411 c799 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on preparedness of utility companies to tackle potential problems wi...
Bob Spink | 411 c794 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on improving transport infrastructure in Castle Point.
Subjects
Genetically modified organisms Social rented housing Times of sittings
Link
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