Mr Edward Graham
March 26, 1925 -Summary information for Mr Edward Graham
Contributions
2001
3 speeches — Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords January 23, 2001
Treasure Annual Report Written Answers January 23, 2001
Intimidation: Protection of Public Lords February 7, 2001
2 speeches — Air Travel and Health: Select Committee Report Lords February 16, 2001
Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme Written Answers February 19, 2001
Prison Service Lords February 20, 2001
Deep Vein Thrombosis Diagnosis Lords February 21, 2001
2 speeches — Wild Mammals (Protection) (Amendment) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 9, 2001
2 speeches — Hunting Bill Lords March 12, 2001
Hunting Bill Lords March 13, 2001
Alcohol-related Attacks aboard Aircraft Lords March 15, 2001
Foot and Mouth Disease: Update Lords March 15, 2001
Hunting Bill Lords March 26, 2001
2 speeches — Hunting Bill Lords March 26, 2001
Business of the House: Standing Order 40 Lords March 27, 2001
London Underground Lords March 28, 2001
Mental Health Act Commission Report Written Answers April 3, 2001
Health Professions: Regulation Written Answers April 3, 2001
Electoral Registers: New Regulations Written Answers April 24, 2001
The National Health Service Lords May 2, 2001
Millennium Dome: Market Testing Lords May 3, 2001
Hills Task Force: Report Written Answers May 9, 2001
2 speeches — Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority Written Answers May 9, 2001
Damages Act 1996: Discount Rate Written Answers June 27, 2001
Expenses Lords July 5, 2001
Public Service Lords October 24, 2001
Race Relations Act 1976: Section 71 Orders Written Answers October 24, 2001
Christmas Day (Trading) Bill [H.L.] Lords November 7, 2001
Supreme Court Lords November 8, 2001
Homelessness Bill Lords November 12, 2001
Landing Ships Contract Written Answers November 19, 2001
Police Use of Firearms Written Answers November 20, 2001
5 speeches — Homelessness Bill Grand Committee Report December 10, 2001
School Playing Fields: Sales Lords December 12, 2001
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