Business statement on Thursday, 1 July 2004, in the House of Commons, led by Lord Hain. The answering member was Oliver Heald.
Leader of the House of Commons
Secondary information
- Type
- Parliamentary proceeding
- Reference
- 423 c437-9
- Session
- 2003-04
- Department
- Leader of the House of Commons
- Chamber / Committee
- House of Commons chamber
- Proceeding contributions
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Oliver Heald | 423 c437-9 (Link to this contribution) Business statement for 5 to 9 July. 1st Supplementary on detention of British servicemen in Iran, dr...
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Shona McIsaac | 423 c445 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on proposal for reintroducing a Bill to ban hunting with dogs.
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Viscount Hailsham | 423 c445-6 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on timetabling of business, with particular reference to Bills.
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Andrew Murrison | 423 c447 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on Environment Agency's consultation exercise on its proposals to am...
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Patrick Hall | 423 c446-7 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on plans to abolish the Commission for Patient and Public Involvemen...
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Nick Gibb | 423 c446 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on health implications of Tetra masts.
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David Winnick | 423 c446 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on British detainees held at Guantanamo Bay.
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Tony McWalter | 423 c447 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on personal and nursing care.
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Roy Beggs | 423 c444-5 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on whether Northern Ireland Grand Committee can meet in Northern Ire...
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Andrew Mitchell | 423 c443-4 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on promoting children's safety in the use of mobile phones.
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Lord Bradley | 423 c441 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the position of MP's representations and correspondence on behalf...
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Andrew Mackinlay | 423 c444 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on whether longer notice of delegated legislation committees can be ...
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Gordon Prentice | 423 c443 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on proposed expansion of city academies.
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Bill Wiggin | 423 c447 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the performance of the Highways Agency.
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Alice Mahon | 423 c442 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on proposed loss of civil service jobs and closure of benefit office...
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David Cairns | 423 c449-50 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on plans to prohibit cold calling and door-to-door selling by utilit...
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Lord Young of Cookham | 423 c441-2 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the publication of the Butler Inquiry report.
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Jim Sheridan | 423 c448 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on measures to reduce deaths in the construction industry and improv...
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Lord Tyler | 423 c440-1 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on publication of the Butler Inquiry report on Iraq, role and accoun...
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Julie Morgan | 423 c448 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on the Clywch Inquiry and the value of having a children's commissio...
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Clive Betts | 423 c450 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on inward investment and hospital waiting lists in Sheffield.
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John McDonnell | 423 c448-9 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on discrepancy between written and ministerial statements regarding ...
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Harry Barnes | 423 c439-40 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on proposed closure of benefit offices.
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Baroness Browning | 423 c442-3 (Link to this contribution) Supplementary business question on impact of proposed European Union constitution on UK's economy.
- Subjects
- Aerials Detainees Armed forces By-elections Election observers Planning permission Mobile phones Territorial waters Regional government Iran
- Legislation
- Domestic Violence, Crime and Victims Bill (HL) 2003/04
- Link
- View this Parliamentary proceeding on www.publications.parliament.uk
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