Mr Hugh Robertson

October 9, 1962 -
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Contributions

2001

The Countryside Commons July 12, 2001

Foot and Mouth Written Answers July 12, 2001

Horticulture Written Answers July 19, 2001

Horticulture Written Answers July 20, 2001

Coalition against International Terrorism Commons October 8, 2001

Fruit Labelling Written Answers October 15, 2001

Horticulture Written Answers October 15, 2001

Farming Written Answers October 15, 2001

Farmland Birds Written Answers October 15, 2001

Coalition against International Terrorism Commons October 16, 2001

High Hedges Bill Written Answers October 18, 2001

Podiatrists Written Answers October 18, 2001

Beer Imports Written Answers October 22, 2001

Residential Homes Written Answers October 23, 2001

Institutional Property Market Written Answers October 23, 2001

Foot and Mouth Written Answers October 24, 2001

English Tourism Council Written Answers October 24, 2001

Culture, Media and Sport Committee Report Written Answers October 24, 2001

Kent and Canterbury Hospital Westminster Hall October 30, 2001

Coalition Against International Terrorism Commons November 1, 2001

Badger Baiting Written Answers November 12, 2001

EU Agrimonetary Compensation Written Answers November 12, 2001

Detling Beacon Written Answers November 27, 2001

Afghanistan Written Answers November 27, 2001

Agricultural Wages Board Written Answers November 27, 2001

2 speeches — Kent Ambulance Service Westminster Hall November 28, 2001

Visa Applications Written Answers November 28, 2001

Detling Beacon Written Answers November 29, 2001

Competitive Bidding Written Answers December 4, 2001

Farmers, Kent Written Answers December 5, 2001

Night Flights Written Answers December 6, 2001

Visa Applications Written Answers December 10, 2001

Common Agricultural Policy Commons December 13, 2001

Stamp Duty Written Answers December 13, 2001

International Force (Kabul) Commons December 19, 2001

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