Mr Jeffrey Donaldson

December 7, 1962 -
Summary information for Mr Jeffrey Donaldson

Contributions

2004

Compensation Agency Written Answers January 6, 2004

Sinn Fein Election Campaigns Commons January 14, 2004

2 speeches — Higher Education Bill Commons January 27, 2004

Speed Limits Written Answers February 9, 2004

Maghaberry Prison Commons February 11, 2004

Special Educational Needs Commons February 11, 2004

6 speeches — Northern Ireland Commons February 11, 2004

Water Supply/Sanitation Written Answers February 13, 2004

Home Economics Written Answers February 13, 2004

3 speeches — Police Service Written Answers February 13, 2004

15 speeches — Justice (Northern Ireland) Bill [Lords] Commons March 10, 2004

4 speeches — Cormorants Written Answers March 11, 2004

Radon Tests Written Answers March 15, 2004

Ambulance Services (Lisburn) Written Answers March 16, 2004

Waiting Times Written Answers March 16, 2004

Cannabis Written Answers March 17, 2004

Points of Order Commons March 24, 2004

Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Written Answers April 1, 2004

Close Company Dividends Written Answers April 1, 2004

Civil Partnership Bill Written Answers April 27, 2004

National Stadium Commons April 28, 2004

Dromore Central Primary School Written Answers April 28, 2004

World Education Forum Written Answers May 4, 2004

UK Aid Budget Written Answers May 4, 2004

Police Fund Written Answers May 5, 2004

Solicitors Written Answers May 17, 2004

Bus Station (Lisburn) Written Answers May 20, 2004

Political Donations Commons May 26, 2004

2 speeches — Fisheries Written Answers June 9, 2004

Army HQ (Northern Ireland) Written Answers June 14, 2004

Vehicle Tax Written Answers June 15, 2004

Lord Alderdice Written Answers June 16, 2004

Appliance Safety Testing Written Answers June 24, 2004

Pensioners (Dental Care) Written Answers June 24, 2004

2 speeches — Parades Commission Commons September 8, 2004

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