Mr David Hinchliffe

October 14, 1948 -
Summary information for Mr David Hinchliffe

Contributions

2002

NHS Hospital Management Commons January 15, 2002

COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS: SCHEME FOR REFORM Commons January 15, 2002

8 speeches — Care System Commons January 16, 2002

Child Abuse Written Answers January 16, 2002

Service Outsourcing Commons January 22, 2002

Redundancies Written Answers February 12, 2002

Strategic Health Authorities Written Answers March 6, 2002

Consultants Contracts Written Answers March 11, 2002

Medicine Safety Written Answers March 19, 2002

Rugby League Commons March 20, 2002

Redundancy Packages Written Answers March 21, 2002

Delayed Hospital Discharges Commons March 26, 2002

Immigration Written Answers March 26, 2002

Pathology Services Written Answers April 23, 2002

6 speeches — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords] Commons April 29, 2002

Adoption Commons May 7, 2002

13 speeches — CHILD TO LIVE WITH ADOPTERS BEFORE APPLICATION Commons May 16, 2002

RESTRICTION ON BRINGING CHILDREN IN Commons May 20, 2002

2 speeches — AMENDMENTS, TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS, SAVINGS AND REPEALS Commons May 20, 2002

4 speeches — Mental Health Commons June 25, 2002

NHS Budget Written Answers June 26, 2002

Care Home Patients Written Answers June 27, 2002

13 speeches — NHS (Private Sector) Westminster Hall July 11, 2002

Older People's Services Commons July 23, 2002

NI No. AX 81 12 29D Written Answers July 24, 2002

18 speeches — SUITABILITY OF ADOPTERS Commons November 4, 2002

6 speeches — Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) Bill Commons November 28, 2002

Commission for Patient and Public Involvement in Health Written Answers December 9, 2002

Community Health Councils Written Answers December 9, 2002

Patients Forums Written Answers December 9, 2002

2 speeches — Wakefield Prison Commons December 10, 2002

New NHS Resources Commons December 11, 2002

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