Business statement on Thursday, 6 March 2003, in the House of Commons, led by Robin Cook. The answering member was Eric Forth.
President of the Council;Leader of the House of Commons
Secondary information
- Type
- Parliamentary proceeding
- Reference
- 400 c957-9
- Session
- 2002-03
- Department
- Leader of the House of Commons
- President of the Council
- Chamber / Committee
- House of Commons chamber
- Proceeding contributions
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Eric Forth | 400 c957-9 (Link to this contribution) Business statement for 10 to 14 March. 1st supplementary on reasons for delay in announcing the date...
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Viscount Hailsham | 400 c966-7 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question that wording of UN resolution 1441 and new draft resolution on Iraq ...
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David Wilshire | 400 c962-3 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on delay in Report stage of Police (Northern Ireland) Bill and that ...
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Pete Wishart | 400 c963 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on timing of the Budget statement in the middle of the Scottish Parl...
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John Wilkinson | 400 c967-8 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Convention on the Future of Europe and effect of divergent positi...
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Lord Tyler | 400 c959-60 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question expressing disappointment that modernisation procedure of announcing...
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Jeremy Corbyn | 400 c960 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on a substantive motion on possible conflict with Iraq bef...
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Dennis Skinner | 400 c962 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on possibility of a Saturday sitting to debate possible conflict wit...
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Joan Ruddock | 400 c964 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on potential humanitarian consequences on Iraqi people of reduction ...
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Lord Brennan of Canton | 400 c971 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on avoidance of casualties from friendly fire in possible conflict w...
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David Chaytor | 400 c966 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on decision to debate Welsh affairs instead of report by Hans Blix o...
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Andrew Turner | 400 c972 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on disclosure of document recording denial by Kamal Hussein of earli...
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David Heath | 400 c971-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Ministerial and other Salaries (Amendment) Bill and the Lord Chan...
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Glenda Jackson | 400 c968 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Government failure to keep House informed on matters relating to ...
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Lord Bellingham | 400 c974 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on "dodgy dossier" on Iraqi weapons.
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Alice Mahon | 400 c963 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on necessity for an early debate on a substantive motion on possible...
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Michael Jack | 400 c965 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on timing of the Budget.
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Martin Smyth | 400 c966 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the possible presence of international terrorist cells in the Rep...
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Lord Dodds of Duncairn | 400 c968-9 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on postponement for a month of elections to the suspended Northern I...
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Lord Cormack | 400 c960-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on effect of change in date of Easter recess to accommodate the Budg...
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Lord Young of Cookham | 400 c964 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on unsatisfactory arrangements for the Budget and changes to recess ...
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John Bercow | 400 c973 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on effect of local government financial settlement on provision of, ...
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David Winnick | 400 c965-6 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the length of the Easter recess.
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Bob Spink | 400 c972-3 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on factually incorrect information given by Home Secretary about ava...
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Meg Munn | 400 c961-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on modernisation of working practices and sitting hours of the House...
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Nick Hawkins | 400 c970-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on factually incorrect information given by the Home Secretary about...
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Gordon Prentice | 400 c964-5 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on funding of long term care for the elderly and health service ombu...
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Keith Vaz | 400 c967 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Office of Fair Trading report on pharmacy market and effect of co...
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Lord Grayling | 400 c969-70 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on attendance of the Prime Minister at debate on Iraq and during for...
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Harry Barnes | 400 c970 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on rebellion of Members against the Whips over Iraq issue.
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Tony McWalter | 400 c969 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on future of reform of the House of Lords.
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Lord Cameron of Chipping Norton | 400 c962 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on announcement in a written statement of the total withdrawal of th...
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Julian Lewis | 400 c973-4 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on regulations for funding of BBC as a public service broadcaster.
- Subjects
- Budgets Documents Iraq Weapons Recess Budget April 2003
- Link
- View this Parliamentary proceeding on www.publications.parliament.uk
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