HC Deb 24 January 2002 vol 378 cc991-1008
Mr. Speaker

I am sure the House will understand why the Chancellor of the Exchequer is not here today. I know that Members will want me, on behalf of the House, to send him and his wife Sarah our sympathy and best wishes.

Hon. Members

Hear, hear.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer was asked—

    cc991-4
  1. Euro 1,153 words
    2. cc994-5
  2. National Health Service 769 words
    3. cc995-7
  3. Pensioners 999 words
    4. cc997-1000
  4. Manufacturing 1,224 words
    5. cc1000-1
  5. Agriculture 683 words
    6. cc1001-3
  6. Global Downturn 711 words
    7. cc1003-4
  7. Agriculture 734 words
    8. cc1004-5
  8. Services Sector 416 words
    9. cc1005-6
  9. Public Service Agreements 390 words
    10. cc1006-8
  10. Manufacturing 557 words
    11. c1008
  11. Working Families Tax Credit 276 words
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