Mr Jim Dowd

March 5, 1951 -
Summary information for Mr Jim Dowd

Contributions

1996

2 speeches — BBC World Service Commons January 10, 1996

London Transport Written Answers January 15, 1996

BBC World Service Commons January 16, 1996

London Transport Written Answers January 17, 1996

Health and Social Service Funding Commons January 25, 1996

Benefits (Claimants) Written Answers January 29, 1996

Population Statistics Written Answers January 29, 1996

National Insurance Written Answers January 29, 1996

London Transport Staff Written Answers January 30, 1996

2 speeches — Concessionary Fares Scheme Written Answers February 5, 1996

2 speeches — Engagements Commons February 6, 1996

Action for Community Employment Written Answers February 6, 1996

Prisons (Compensation and Damages Payments) Written Answers February 7, 1996

Concessionary Fares Scheme Written Answers February 14, 1996

2 speeches — CODES OF PRACTICE: EXERCISE OF POWERS BY HER MAJESTY'S FORCES Commons February 19, 1996

2 speeches — RIGHT TO HAVE SOMEONE INFORMED OF DETENTION UNDER TERRORISM PROVISIONS Commons February 19, 1996

7 speeches — Appropriation (Northern Ireland) Commons February 19, 1996

Schools (Music) Written Answers February 21, 1996

Planning Applications Commons February 22, 1996

Prison Disturbances Written Answers February 22, 1996

Thameslink 2000 Commons February 27, 1996

2 speeches — Road Safety Written Answers March 5, 1996

2 speeches — Prevention and Suppression of Terrorism Commons March 14, 1996

Mourne and Banbridge Hospitals Commons March 21, 1996

Prevention of Terrorism (Additional Powers) Bill Commons April 2, 1996

4 speeches — THE ELECTIONS Commons April 22, 1996

4 speeches — REFERENDUMS Commons April 22, 1996

East London Line Written Answers April 22, 1996

2 speeches — 'Deposits Commons April 23, 1996

5 speeches — Northern Ireland (Deregulation and Contracting Out) Commons May 1, 1996

Deregulation Commons May 2, 1996

2 speeches — Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy Commons May 9, 1996

2 speeches — Engagements Commons May 16, 1996

Late Payments Written Answers May 16, 1996

Magistrates Courts (Witnesses) Written Answers May 20, 1996

Peace Programme Funding Commons June 13, 1996

Appropriation (Northern Ireland) Commons June 13, 1996

Next Steps Agencies Written Answers June 21, 1996

Health Trusts and Boards Written Answers June 24, 1996

Public Bodies Written Answers June 24, 1996

Mrs. A. McHale Written Answers June 26, 1996

East London Line Commons July 1, 1996

Public Bodies Written Answers July 3, 1996

Business of the House Commons July 4, 1996

Employment Rights (Northern Ireland) Commons July 8, 1996

Rail Network Commons July 11, 1996

2 speeches — Beef Ban Commons July 18, 1996

Millennium Exhibition Written Answers October 14, 1996

Mobile Telephone Services (Contracts) Written Answers October 14, 1996

2 speeches — East London Line Written Answers October 14, 1996

Traffic Increases (Millennium Site) Written Answers October 14, 1996

Food Surpluses Written Answers October 14, 1996

Points of Order Commons November 5, 1996

Transport Links Commons November 14, 1996

Livestock Industry Support Written Answers November 21, 1996

2 speeches — Magheramorne Landfill Inquiry Written Answers December 3, 1996

A205, Catford Written Answers December 6, 1996

Private Finance Initiative Written Answers December 6, 1996

Cycle Routes Written Answers December 6, 1996

Road Safety plan Written Answers December 6, 1996

Park and Ride Facilities Written Answers December 6, 1996

2 speeches — Transport (EU Funds) Written Answers December 6, 1996

"The Way Forward" Written Answers December 6, 1996

Railways Written Answers December 6, 1996

Bus Priority Schemes Written Answers December 6, 1996

Retail Planning Policy Written Answers December 6, 1996

Transport (Belfast) Written Answers December 6, 1996

Budget (Health Boards) Commons December 12, 1996

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