Miss Judy Mallaber
July 10, 1951 -Summary information for Miss Judy Mallaber
Contributions
2000
2 speeches — Meningitis Commons February 1, 2000
2 speeches — House of Commons Commission Commons February 2, 2000
EU Structural Funds (Northern Ireland) Written Answers February 9, 2000
Minimum Wage Written Answers February 9, 2000
Sure Start Written Answers February 14, 2000
Helsinki Summit Written Answers February 15, 2000
New Deal Written Answers March 3, 2000
Working Families Tax Credit Written Answers March 10, 2000
Textile Industry Westminster Hall March 14, 2000
Engagements Commons March 22, 2000
East Midlands Economy Westminster Hall March 22, 2000
2 speeches — Schools (Capital Allocations) Written Answers April 3, 2000
Regional Assistance Written Answers May 2, 2000
Industrial Assistance Commons May 11, 2000
Seed Purity Written Answers May 17, 2000
Over-30-months Scheme Written Answers May 17, 2000
2 speeches — Countryside Stewardship Scheme Commons May 25, 2000
Miners (Compensation) Written Answers June 5, 2000
2 speeches — Animal By-products Written Answers June 7, 2000
2 speeches — Clothing and Textile Industry Commons June 8, 2000
Miners (Compensation) Written Answers June 13, 2000
2 speeches — Textile and Clothing Industry Commons June 15, 2000
2 speeches — Child Poverty Commons June 22, 2000
CAP Written Answers June 29, 2000
2 speeches — Post Offices Written Answers July 4, 2000
Nurses Commons October 24, 2000
Teachers (Supply and Recruitment) Commons October 25, 2000
BSE Inquiry Report Commons October 26, 2000
New Opportunities Fund Written Answers November 2, 2000
2 speeches — Conflict Diamonds Commons November 7, 2000
Decommissioning Written Answers November 8, 2000
Community Transport Services Written Answers November 30, 2000
5 speeches — Education and Industry Commons December 8, 2000
Midland Metro Written Answers December 11, 2000
Engagements Commons December 13, 2000
Vauxhall (Luton) Commons December 13, 2000
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