Adjournment debate on Wednesday, 11 February 2009, in the House of Commons, led by Gordon Prentice. The answering member was Lord Watson of Wyre Forest.

Lobbying (Whitehall/Westminster)

Westminster Hall adjournment debate on lobbying Whitehall and Westminster.

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Type: Parliamentary proceeding
Reference: 487 c465-70WH
Session: 2008-09
Department: Cabinet Office
Chamber / Committee: Westminster Hall
Related items: Lobbying: access and influence in Whitehall. Public Administration Select Committee first report in 2 volumes with appendix, formal minutes and evidence (HC 137-i-viii 2007-08 not printed separately).
Tuesday, 9 December 2008
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Proceeding contributions: Lord Watson of Wyre Forest | 487 c469-70WH (Link to this contribution) I congratulate my hon. Friend the Member for Pendle (Mr. Prentice) on securing the debate; not for t...; Gordon Prentice | 487 c467-9WH (Link to this contribution) I thank my friend for that intervention. I believe that being a Member of Parliament is a full-time ...; Paul Flynn | 487 c466WH (Link to this contribution) What conclusion has my hon. Friend reached on the evidence that hon. Members, particularly ex-Minist...; Gordon Prentice | 487 c465-6WH (Link to this contribution) I am grateful that we are able to resume the debate, Mr. Williams. I will canter through my speech a...; Gordon Prentice | 487 c465WH (Link to this contribution) Thank you, Mr. Williams for calling me, as my colleagues leave for the imminent vote. I am grateful ...; Speaker | 487 c470WH (Link to this contribution) Order. I must terminate the debate. We now come to the debate on early voting.
Subjects: Codes of practice House of Lords Ethics Members' interests Lobbying Registration Regulation Peers' interests
Link: View this Parliamentary proceeding on www.publications.parliament.uk

Lobbying (Whitehall/Westminster)

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