Mr David Cameron
October 9, 1966 -Summary information for Mr David Cameron
Contributions
2002
2 speeches — Recruitment and Retention (Oxfordshire) Commons January 10, 2002
4 speeches — Office of Communications Bill [Lords] Commons January 14, 2002
RAF Written Answers January 14, 2002
Landfill Westminster Hall January 15, 2002
Volcanic Eruptions (Democratic Republic of Congo) Commons January 21, 2002
British Detainees (Guantanamo Bay) Commons January 21, 2002
Railway Signals Written Answers January 24, 2002
EU Arrest Warrant Written Answers January 29, 2002
2 speeches — Police Commons January 30, 2002
EU Arrest Warrant Written Answers January 30, 2002
Rural Communities Written Answers January 31, 2002
RAF Bases Written Answers January 31, 2002
Drug Abuse Commons February 4, 2002
Asylum Seekers Commons February 4, 2002
10 speeches — POWER OF LEA TO INNOVATE WITHOUT PERMISSION OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Commons February 5, 2002
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Commons February 7, 2002
Criminal Defence Service Written Answers February 12, 2002
Real IRA Written Answers February 13, 2002
Post Office Regulator Commons February 14, 2002
Amateur Football Clubs Written Answers February 25, 2002
Local Councillors' Pay Written Answers February 25, 2002
Royal Mint Written Answers February 25, 2002
Drug Abuse Written Answers February 26, 2002
Cancelled Operations Written Answers February 26, 2002
2 speeches — NHS and Social Services (Oxfordshire) Westminster Hall February 27, 2002
Drug Abuse Written Answers February 27, 2002
2 speeches — Steel Industry Commons March 5, 2002
2 speeches — Far East Prisoners of War Written Answers March 6, 2002
Prisoners of War (Far East) Written Answers March 7, 2002
7 speeches — London and the South-East Commons March 12, 2002
Ministerial Code of Conduct Written Answers March 13, 2002
Women and Equality Commons March 14, 2002
2 speeches — Forces (Manning Levels) Commons March 18, 2002
2 speeches — Points of Order Commons March 21, 2002
2 speeches — Solicitors Written Answers March 21, 2002
Railtrack Commons March 25, 2002
Gerard Morgan Commons March 25, 2002
Judiciary (Solicitors) Written Answers March 26, 2002
2 speeches — Judiciary Written Answers April 10, 2002
Euro Written Answers April 11, 2002
Engagements Commons May 1, 2002
4 speeches — Police Reform Bill [Lords] Commons May 7, 2002
School Transport (Safety) Written Answers May 8, 2002
National Insurance Contributions Bill Commons May 13, 2002
Burford School Transport Commons May 13, 2002
Affordable Homes Commons May 21, 2002
Regional Assemblies Written Answers May 21, 2002
New Clause Commons May 22, 2002
Overseas Doctors Written Answers May 24, 2002
VISITING COMMITTEE Commons June 11, 2002
2 speeches — APPEAL FROM WITHIN UNITED KINGDOM: UNFOUNDED HUMAN RIGHTS OR ASYLUM CLAIM Commons June 11, 2002
Winter Fuel Payments Written Answers June 11, 2002
Jonathan Lincoln Brown Written Answers June 11, 2002
2 speeches — Transport (Oxfordshire) Westminster Hall June 12, 2002
Overseas Doctors Written Answers June 12, 2002
Bed Blocking (Oxfordshire) Written Answers June 18, 2002
Recycling Written Answers June 21, 2002
Overseas Doctors Written Answers June 25, 2002
2 speeches — Jonathan Lincoln Brown Commons June 25, 2002
Copyright Written Answers June 26, 2002
Packaging Waste Directive Written Answers July 2, 2002
Police Service Commons July 8, 2002
2 speeches — Care Homes Commons July 8, 2002
REMOVAL ETC. OF SENIOR OFFICERS AT THE INSTANCE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE Commons July 9, 2002
Drugs Strategy Commons July 10, 2002
Spending Review Commons July 15, 2002
Tourism Written Answers July 22, 2002
Lottery Commons July 22, 2002
Summer Adjournment Commons July 22, 2002
2 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons July 22, 2002
2 speeches — Public Expenditure Commons July 23, 2002
Street Crime Written Answers October 14, 2002
2 speeches — Cotswold Line Commons October 15, 2002
Business of the House Commons October 17, 2002
Affordable Housing Commons October 22, 2002
Community Policing (Nottingham) Commons October 28, 2002
Human Rights Act Commons October 28, 2002
Poverty and Deprivation Commons October 29, 2002
Treatment for the Blind and Partially Sighted Written Answers October 29, 2002
Planning Written Answers October 31, 2002
Malawi Written Answers November 4, 2002
Lottery Funds (Village Halls) Written Answers November 4, 2002
Tax Credits (Publicity) Commons November 7, 2002
Economy and Trade and Industry Commons November 18, 2002
Home Affairs Commons November 20, 2002
2 speeches — Biofuels Commons November 21, 2002
Overseas Prisoners Written Answers November 25, 2002
Final Salary Pension Scheme Commons November 25, 2002
2 speeches — Solicitors Commons November 26, 2002
Consumers for Health Choice Commons November 27, 2002
Cotswold Railway Commons November 27, 2002
3 speeches — Pre-schools Commons November 27, 2002
Education Act Written Answers November 28, 2002
Child Care Commons November 28, 2002
Fire Training Written Answers December 2, 2002
2 speeches — Police Commons December 2, 2002
Northern France Commons December 2, 2002
2 speeches — Communications Bill Commons December 3, 2002
Social Services (Oxfordshire) Westminster Hall December 3, 2002
Primary Schools Written Answers December 4, 2002
Criminal Justice Bill Commons December 4, 2002
Business of the House Commons December 5, 2002
7 speeches — Government Drugs Policy Commons December 5, 2002
9 speeches — Extradition Bill Commons December 9, 2002
NATO Rapid Response Force Written Answers December 9, 2002
Turkey Written Answers December 10, 2002
Correspondence Written Answers December 12, 2002
2 speeches — Deregulation Commons December 16, 2002
2 speeches — Hunting Bill Commons December 16, 2002
Social Fund Written Answers December 16, 2002
South-east Regional Assembly Written Answers December 18, 2002
Social Fund Written Answers December 19, 2002
Adult Placement Schemes Written Answers December 19, 2002
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