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Business statement on Thursday, 23 January 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
398 c435-40 
Session
2002-03
Department
Leader of the House of Commons
President of the Council
Chamber / Committee
House of Commons chamber
Proceeding contributions
Eric Forth | 398 c435-40 (Link to this contribution) Business statement for 27 to 31 January. 1st supplementary on effect of procedural reforms on time f...
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Baroness Browning | 398 c450-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on availability of, and waiting lists for, drug treatments for offen...
Diane Abbott | 398 c448-9 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on need for debate on a substantive motion on possible conflict with...
Nicholas Winterton | 398 c446 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on a substantive motion on possible conflict with Iraq.
Andrew Mackinlay | 398 c445-6 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on procedures to allow more notice to be given of Committees conside...
Richard Younger-Ross | 398 c443-4 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question welcoming cross-cutting question time in Westminster Hall, seeking s...
Roy Beggs | 398 c446-7 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on EDM 558 on legal aid for suspected Omagh bombers.
Lord Watson of Wyre Forest | 398 c443 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on need for debate on student funding and access to universities fol...
Lord Coaker | 398 c442-3 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question welcoming cross-departmental question time in Westminster Hall and p...
Pete Wishart | 398 c451-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on EU action on fisheries; failure to secure compensation and that t...
Mike Gapes | 398 c445 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on services to help the vulnerable and closure of mental h...
Lindsay Hoyle | 398 c441-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on need to reopen the custody facilities at Chorley.
Christopher Chope | 398 c444-5 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on when details of the final settlement on local government finance ...
Mark Francois | 398 c448 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on job losses, particularly redundancies at Rayleigh annou...
John Robertson | 398 c450 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on job losses, particularly those announced by BAE Systems...
Lord Young of Cookham | 398 c443 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on House of Lords reform and ministerial positions on opti...
Lord Tyler | 398 c440-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on forced sale of rented accommodation at substantial disc...
Andrew MacKay | 398 c442 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on further debate on Zimbabwe, particularly on sanctions and on the ...
John McDonnell | 398 c444 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on need for debate on Safeway takeover bids, monopolies in retail se...
John Bercow | 398 c449-50 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on debate on effect of prison overcrowding on rehabilitation program...
Tony McWalter | 398 c452 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on need for early debate on problems faced by, and service offered b...
Fiona Mactaggart | 398 c447-8 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question apologising in the House and by personal letter for wrongly claiming...
Subjects
Disclosure of information Debates Legislation Division of time Ministerial statements Written statements
Link
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