Mr Jim Sheridan

November 24, 1952 -
Summary information for Mr Jim Sheridan

Contributions

2004

Engagements Commons January 7, 2004

Disabled People Written Answers January 12, 2004

6 speeches — Employment Relations Bill Commons January 14, 2004

3 speeches — Human Rights (Saudi Arabia) Westminster Hall January 21, 2004

Business of the House Commons January 22, 2004

Higher Education Bill Commons January 27, 2004

EXCLUSIVE LICENCE Commons February 2, 2004

Lord Hutton's Report Commons February 4, 2004

Business of the House Commons February 5, 2004

Morecambe Bay (Deaths) Commons February 9, 2004

Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) Bill Commons February 9, 2004

Business of the House Commons February 26, 2004

14 speeches — Gangmaster (Licensing) Bill Commons February 27, 2004

Saddam Hussein Written Answers March 2, 2004

Business of the House Commons March 11, 2004

MINISTER FOR WOMEN AND EQUALITY Commons March 25, 2004

3 speeches — ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON EMPLOYERS INFORMED OF BALLOTS Commons March 29, 2004

5 speeches — INFORMATION AND CONSULTATION: GREAT BRITAIN Commons March 29, 2004

Laryngectomy Commons April 21, 2004

Business of the House Commons April 29, 2004

5 speeches — SUBSTITUTION OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE SCOTLAND ACT 1998 Commons May 4, 2004

Business of the House Commons May 20, 2004

4 speeches — Gangmasters (Licensing) Bill Commons May 21, 2004

2 speeches — Manufacturing Commons May 25, 2004

Engagements Commons June 9, 2004

Veterans' Affairs Commons June 9, 2004

4 speeches — Defence Procurement Westminster Hall June 16, 2004

Speed Cameras Commons June 22, 2004

Road Fuel Taxation Commons June 29, 2004

Business of the House Commons July 1, 2004

2 speeches — Manufacturing Commons July 8, 2004

4 speeches — Construction Industry (Deaths) Westminster Hall July 14, 2004

Business of the House Commons July 15, 2004

2 speeches — Quality of Life Commons September 7, 2004

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