Mr Doug Hoyle

February 17, 1930 -
Summary information for Mr Doug Hoyle

Contributions

1999

3 speeches — General Pinochet Written Answers January 11, 1999

European Single Currency Lords January 20, 1999

Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill [H.L.] Lords February 1, 1999

2 speeches — Family Farms Lords February 3, 1999

2 speeches — Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 (Codes of Practice No.5)Order 1998 Lords February 4, 1999

Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill [H.L.] Lords February 8, 1999

Kosovo Lords February 11, 1999

Genetically Modified Foods: Safety Lords February 16, 1999

Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill [H.L.] Lords March 2, 1999

Youth Justice and Criminal Evidence Bill [H.L.] Lords March 2, 1999

2 speeches — Easter Act 1928 (Commencement) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 11, 1999

NHS Modernisation Lords March 15, 1999

9 speeches — Forestry: Government Policy Lords March 16, 1999

7 speeches — Crime Reduction Strategy Lords March 16, 1999

Freedom of Information Written Answers March 16, 1999

Schengen Agreement Written Answers March 16, 1999

Immigration Centre, Croydon: Visa Backlog Written Answers March 16, 1999

Cannabis: Therapeutic Use Written Answers March 17, 1999

"Combat 18" Group: Search Warrants Written Answers March 17, 1999

European Human Rights Commission: Application by T and V Written Answers March 17, 1999

Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty: Destruction of Nuclear Warheads Written Answers March 18, 1999

Menwith Hill: US Forces Written Answers March 18, 1999

Iraq: Rules of Engagement Written Answers March 18, 1999

Kosovo Lords March 24, 1999

Gulf War Illnesses Lords March 24, 1999

2 speeches — UK Military Communication Satellites: Security Lords March 25, 1999

2 speeches — Police Vehicles Lords March 25, 1999

Motor Vehicle Crime Lords March 31, 1999

Slaughterhouses: EU Regulations Lords April 26, 1999

Rail Privatisation: Advice Lords April 27, 1999

National Attack Warning System Lords May 5, 1999

The Royal Tournament Lords May 6, 1999

Flood Defence Written Answers May 10, 1999

Freemasonry Declaration: Response Lords May 17, 1999

Cruelty to Animals Lords May 17, 1999

Either-way Cases: Mode of Trial Written Answers May 19, 1999

Arson Written Answers May 19, 1999

Monetary Policy Committee Written Answers May 20, 1999

International Sport: Television Coverage Lords May 26, 1999

Parliamentary Website: Foreign Language Guides Written Answers May 27, 1999

Palace of Westminster Guided Tours Written Answers June 7, 1999

Airlines: Passenger Seating Standards Lords June 8, 1999

American Bulldogs Written Answers June 8, 1999

Palace of Westminster Guided Tours Written Answers June 22, 1999

Pilot Animal Quarantine Scheme: Channel Tunnel Written Answers June 23, 1999

Justice for All: Litigants' Resources Lords July 7, 1999

Palace of Westminster: Foreign Language Guides Written Answers July 13, 1999

HM Prison Risky Written Answers July 26, 1999

Radioactive Waste Lords July 28, 1999

Flooding: Environment Agency Action Plan Written Answers July 29, 1999

Veterinary Laboratory Agency Written Answers July 29, 1999

CAP Reform: Discretionary Aspects Written Answers July 29, 1999

Badgers and Tuberculosis Written Answers July 29, 1999

Abnormal Load Escorts Written Answers July 30, 1999

Railway Safety Lords October 11, 1999

Vaccines and NAPS Co-administration Study Written Answers October 21, 1999

Homeless People: Assistance Programme Written Answers October 21, 1999

Multi-Role Armoured Vehicle Written Answers November 5, 1999

Veterinary Medicines Directorate Written Answers November 8, 1999

Pesticides Safety Directorate Written Answers November 8, 1999

Foreign and Commonwealth Office: Expenditure Limit Written Answers November 9, 1999

Secretary of State for Scotland Written Answers November 11, 1999

Marriage Support: Funding Written Answers November 25, 1999

Early Education Places for Three Year-olds Written Answers December 7, 1999

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