Mr Dominic Hubbard

August 24, 1963 -
Summary information for Mr Dominic Hubbard

Contributions

2003

Hepatitis C Lords January 13, 2003

Children: Visual Screening Lords January 15, 2003

2 speeches — Special Education Lords January 29, 2003

Disabled Children Lords February 3, 2003

House of Lords: Medical Cover Lords February 4, 2003

Attention Deficit Disorders Lords February 5, 2003

European Year of People with Disabilities Lords February 11, 2003

House of Lords Voting Procedure Lords February 13, 2003

Equality Bill [H.L.] Lords February 28, 2003

2 speeches — Equality Bill [H.L.] Lords March 14, 2003

Emergency Telephone Calls Lords March 24, 2003

Communications Bill Lords March 25, 2003

2 speeches — NHS: Sports Facilities Lords March 31, 2003

Mental Health Services Lords April 1, 2003

2 speeches — Sexual Offences Bill [H.L.] Lords April 10, 2003

2 speeches — Dyslexic Learners Lords April 29, 2003

2 speeches — Disabled People Lords April 30, 2003

Teacher Recruitment Lords May 1, 2003

2 speeches — Communications Bill Lords May 6, 2003

Hospital Catering Lords May 7, 2003

2 speeches — Literature: Removal of Barriers Lords May 8, 2003

TB Sufferers Written Answers May 12, 2003

2 speeches — Communications Bill Lords May 15, 2003

Disabled People: Law Reform Proposals Lords May 15, 2003

Olympics 2012: London Bid Lords May 15, 2003

2 speeches — Communications Bill Lords May 15, 2003

Offending Rates and Social Security Benefits/Sanctions Written Answers May 15, 2003

Income Support: Actively Seeking Work Rules Written Answers May 21, 2003

4 speeches — Communications Bill Lords May 22, 2003

3 speeches — Communications Bill Lords June 3, 2003

Benefit Sanctions Written Answers June 3, 2003

School Playing Fields Lords June 4, 2003

2 speeches — Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (Amendment) Regulations 2003 Lords June 10, 2003

RELIEF FOR CHARITIES AND COMMUNITY AMATEUR SPORTS CLUBS Grand Committee Report June 11, 2003

Communications Bill Lords June 23, 2003

4 speeches — Communications Bill Lords June 26, 2003

5 speeches — Communications Bill Lords July 1, 2003

3 speeches — Communications Bill Lords July 1, 2003

6 speeches — Communications Bill Lords July 8, 2003

Insolvency Act 1986 (Amendment) (Administrative Receivership and Urban Regeneration etc.) Order 2003 Lords July 11, 2003

National Minimum Wage Regulations 1999 (Amendment) Regulations 2003 Lords July 11, 2003

Contracting Out (Functions in relation to the Management of Crown Lands) Order 2003 Lords July 11, 2003

LORDS AMENDMENT Lords July 16, 2003

Olympic Games 2012 Lords July 17, 2003

Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords July 18, 2003

5 speeches — Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords September 11, 2003

Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords September 17, 2003

Olympic Games 2012: London Bid Lords September 18, 2003

Education Maintenance Allowance Scheme Written Answers October 6, 2003

Further Education: Qualifications of Lecturers and Principals Written Answers October 6, 2003

Comprehensive Disability Bill Lords October 14, 2003

Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords October 23, 2003

Crystal Palace Refurbishment Lords October 23, 2003

2 speeches — Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords October 23, 2003

Chess in Schools Lords October 28, 2003

Hunting Bill Lords October 28, 2003

2 speeches — House of Lords: Access Lords October 30, 2003

Playing Fields: Planning Applications Lords October 30, 2003

Anti-social Behaviour Bill Lords November 3, 2003

Disabled Children's Services: Audit Commission Report Lords November 6, 2003

Dental Auxiliaries (Amendment) Regulations 2003 Lords November 7, 2003

RNIB: Right to Read Charter Lords November 17, 2003

Disabled Students Lords November 17, 2003

Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords December 1, 2003

Assistance for Visually Impaired Peers Lords December 4, 2003

Fighting Infection (Science and Technology Committee Report) Lords December 8, 2003

Disabled Children and Child Abuse Lords December 16, 2003

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