Mr David Cameron

October 9, 1966 -
Summary information for Mr David Cameron

Contributions

2004

Train Punctuality Written Answers January 6, 2004

2 speeches — Council Performance Assessments Commons January 7, 2004

7 speeches — Service Families (Schools) Westminster Hall January 7, 2004

2 speeches — Horse Passports Commons January 8, 2004

6 speeches — EARLY WITHDRAWAL, ETC, FOR DISABLED CHILDREN Commons February 3, 2004

Business of the House Commons February 5, 2004

Hutton Inquiry Written Answers February 12, 2004

Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Act Commons February 23, 2004

EU Enlargement (Free Movement of Workers) Commons February 23, 2004

2 speeches — Small Motor Repairs Businesses Commons February 26, 2004

Pre-School Play Groups Written Answers March 2, 2004

Protection of Vulnerable Children Commons March 3, 2004

2 speeches — Personal Debt Commons March 4, 2004

Points of Order Commons March 10, 2004

Dairy Industry Commons March 11, 2004

Mr. Steve Moxon(Inquiry) Written Answers March 12, 2004

13 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 23, 2004

2 speeches — Broadband Commons March 25, 2004

Water and Sanitation Written Answers March 31, 2004

6 speeches — Horse Exports Westminster Hall March 31, 2004

3 speeches — European School, Culham Westminster Hall April 20, 2004

Police Written Answers April 21, 2004

Dairy Farming Commons April 22, 2004

Gas/Electricity (Disconnections) Commons May 6, 2004

Thailand Commons May 11, 2004

16 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons May 17, 2004

2 speeches — Traffic (A34/A40) Commons May 18, 2004

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE SCHEME FOR MEMBERS OF CERTAIN PENSION SCHEMES Commons May 19, 2004

2 speeches — Special Schools Westminster Hall May 19, 2004

Egg Regulations Written Answers May 20, 2004

Fallen Stock Written Answers May 20, 2004

Apiculture Written Answers May 24, 2004

Beak Trimming Written Answers May 24, 2004

2 speeches — Chicken Incinerators Written Answers May 24, 2004

Dairy Industry Written Answers May 24, 2004

3 speeches — Pollution Licensing Regime Written Answers May 24, 2004

Supermarkets Written Answers May 24, 2004

Infleximab/Remicade Written Answers May 24, 2004

Supermarkets Written Answers May 25, 2004

Bovine Tuberculosis Written Answers May 26, 2004

Fallen Stock Written Answers May 26, 2004

4 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons May 26, 2004

Eggs Written Answers May 27, 2004

Head Teachers Written Answers June 14, 2004

Tuition Fees Written Answers June 16, 2004

2 speeches — Gershon Review Commons June 17, 2004

2 speeches — RAF Homes (Carterton) Commons June 21, 2004

2 speeches — Queen Bees Commons June 24, 2004

British Museum Seminar Commons June 28, 2004

Special Educational Needs Commons July 1, 2004

Postal Services Commons July 5, 2004

Engagements Commons July 7, 2004

2 speeches — Broadband Commons July 8, 2004

4 speeches — NHS (Thames Valley) Westminster Hall July 13, 2004

3 speeches — Iraq Commons July 20, 2004

2 speeches — Farm Produce Commons July 22, 2004

Government Annual Reports Written Answers July 22, 2004

Strategic Health Authority Spending Written Answers July 22, 2004

Consultants Written Answers July 23, 2004

Refurbishment Costs Written Answers July 23, 2004

Road Schemes Written Answers July 23, 2004

Police Written Answers July 23, 2004

Care Homes Written Answers July 23, 2004

Chiropractors Written Answers July 23, 2004

Alderman Knight School Commons September 8, 2004

Press Officers Written Answers September 8, 2004

2 speeches — General Practitioners Commons September 14, 2004

Age-related Macular Degeneration Written Answers September 14, 2004

2 speeches — Hunting Bill (Procedure) Commons September 15, 2004

3 speeches — Hunting Bill Commons September 15, 2004

Commission for Social Care Inspection Commons September 15, 2004

Abortions Written Answers September 17, 2004

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