Mr James Purnell

March 2, 1970 -
Summary information for Mr James Purnell

Contributions

2003

Engagements Commons January 8, 2003

2 speeches — Middle East Commons January 21, 2003

Public Sector Pensions (Unmarried Couples) Commons January 21, 2003

Bangladesh Written Answers January 22, 2003

2 speeches — Trans-Pennine Express Commons January 28, 2003

4 speeches — Social Security Commons February 27, 2003

Iraq and Israel/Palestine Commons March 10, 2003

Free School Meals Written Answers March 10, 2003

Pension Credit Commons March 17, 2003

2 speeches — Hospital Private Finance Initiative Commons March 18, 2003

Pension Schemes Written Answers March 19, 2003

2 speeches — Police Numbers Commons March 24, 2003

Middle East Written Answers March 25, 2003

EU Development Assistance Written Answers March 26, 2003

Road Congestion Written Answers April 1, 2003

Civil Service Pensions Written Answers April 2, 2003

3 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons April 10, 2003

Smaller Schools Written Answers April 10, 2003

Pension Credit Commons April 14, 2003

2 speeches — School Funding Commons May 15, 2003

Higher Education Funding Commons May 22, 2003

Middle East Commons June 10, 2003

Police Commons July 14, 2003

11 speeches — Top-up Fees Westminster Hall July 16, 2003

Middle East Commons September 8, 2003

5 speeches — Teacher Shortages Commons September 9, 2003

10 speeches — BUSINESS OF THE HOUSE Commons September 9, 2003

Hospital Building Programme Written Answers September 16, 2003

Middle East Commons October 14, 2003

4 speeches — Neighbourhood Policing Commons October 15, 2003

Prison Education Commons October 27, 2003

Housing Written Answers November 19, 2003

Crown Prosecution Service (Victims) Written Answers December 4, 2003

Schools (Private Finance Initiative) Commons December 4, 2003

Bangladesh Written Answers December 11, 2003

HIV/AIDS Written Answers December 17, 2003

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