Mr David Cairns

August 7, 1966 -
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Contributions

2002

Afghanistan Written Answers January 8, 2002

Warship Repair Facilities Written Answers January 9, 2002

Nuclear Base Written Answers January 9, 2002

Railtrack Written Answers January 9, 2002

Golden Jubilee Written Answers January 9, 2002

Working Families Tax Credit Written Answers January 9, 2002

Zimbabwe Written Answers January 9, 2002

Drug Trafficking Written Answers January 9, 2002

2 speeches — EU Accession Written Answers January 9, 2002

Kosovo Written Answers January 9, 2002

Middle East Written Answers January 9, 2002

Pakistan Written Answers January 10, 2002

Middle East Written Answers January 10, 2002

EU Extradition Warrants Written Answers January 10, 2002

Balkan War Crimes Written Answers January 11, 2002

Minimum Wage Written Answers January 14, 2002

National Minimum Wage (Greenock and Inverclyde) Written Answers January 15, 2002

Working Families Tax Credit Written Answers January 15, 2002

Golden Jubilee Medal Written Answers January 16, 2002

Public Services Commons January 22, 2002

Devolution Written Answers January 25, 2002

Ministerial Duties Written Answers January 25, 2002

Jobcentre Plus Written Answers January 25, 2002

Personal Advice (Job Centres) Commons January 28, 2002

Business of the House Commons January 31, 2002

Commissioner for Public Appointments Written Answers February 1, 2002

Airport Security Written Answers February 5, 2002

Warships Written Answers February 6, 2002

2 speeches — MEANS OF PAYMENT OF TAX CREDITS TO RECIPIENTS Commons February 7, 2002

FAILURE BY EMPLOYERS TO MAKE CORRECT PAYMENTS Commons February 7, 2002

Strategic Defence Review Written Answers February 11, 2002

Devolution Written Answers February 12, 2002

Terrorist Victims Written Answers February 13, 2002

Child Support Agency Written Answers February 13, 2002

Learner Drivers Written Answers March 1, 2002

Anti-terrorism Campaign Written Answers March 4, 2002

US Tariffs (Steel Imports) Commons March 6, 2002

Type 45 Destroyer Written Answers March 18, 2002

2 speeches — Select Committees Commons March 19, 2002

Mr.Gordon Downie Westminster Hall March 20, 2002

Organised Crime Written Answers March 20, 2002

5 speeches — State Pension Credit Bill [Lords] Commons March 25, 2002

Performance Targets Written Answers March 26, 2002

Guardian's Allowance Written Answers March 26, 2002

2 speeches — Redundancies Commons April 15, 2002

EU Enlargement Written Answers April 16, 2002

Manufacturing Commons April 30, 2002

Future of Europe Written Answers April 30, 2002

12 speeches — Defence Policy (Scotland) Westminster Hall May 1, 2002

Gas and Electricity Westminster Hall May 15, 2002

Labour Market Commons May 20, 2002

Pension Service Written Answers May 20, 2002

6 speeches — REPORT ON INCENTIVES ETC. Commons May 23, 2002

2 speeches — INCOME AND CAPITAL Commons May 23, 2002

OTHER INTERPRETATION PROVISIONS Commons May 23, 2002

Engagements Commons June 12, 2002

2 speeches — Music Industry Westminster Hall June 12, 2002

2 speeches — EU Enlargement Commons June 13, 2002

2 speeches — Brownfield Sites (London) Commons June 13, 2002

Aircraft Carriers Commons June 17, 2002

4 speeches — Single European Sky Commons June 24, 2002

Gourock Station (Redevelopment) Written Answers July 2, 2002

Royal Navy Bases Written Answers July 2, 2002

Entitlement Cards Commons July 3, 2002

Retirement Pensions Written Answers July 17, 2002

Strategic Defence Review Commons July 18, 2002

New Deal Commons October 21, 2002

Dispute Resolution Written Answers October 22, 2002

Afghanistan Commons November 4, 2002

Winter Fuel Payments Written Answers November 6, 2002

FIRST DAY Commons November 13, 2002

Seaside Resorts Commons November 18, 2002

Welfare-to- Work and Benefit Uprating Commons November 18, 2002

Final Salary Pension Scheme Commons November 25, 2002

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