Mr John McDonnell

September 8, 1951 -
Summary information for Mr John McDonnell

Contributions

1998

Cold Weather Payments (Wind Chill Factor) Bill Commons January 23, 1998

Police (Disciplinary Inquiries) Written Answers January 26, 1998

8 speeches — London Underground Commons January 27, 1998

Anne Bullen Commons February 4, 1998

Royal Ulster Constabulary Written Answers February 5, 1998

Employment (Age Discrimination in Advertisements) Bill Commons February 6, 1998

Dial-a-ride Written Answers February 24, 1998

Consultant Episode Costs Written Answers February 25, 1998

Care of the Elderly Written Answers February 26, 1998

Trams and Trolley Buses Written Answers February 26, 1998

2 speeches — Care of the Elderly Written Answers February 26, 1998

Occupational Therapists Written Answers February 26, 1998

Residential and Nursing Homes Written Answers February 26, 1998

Care of the Elderly Written Answers February 27, 1998

Home Care Staff Written Answers March 2, 1998

2 speeches — Irish People in Britain Commons March 4, 1998

Business of the House Commons March 5, 1998

Residential Care and Nursing Homes Written Answers March 9, 1998

Peace Process Commons March 11, 1998

Business of the House Commons March 12, 1998

4 speeches — MINOR AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS OF SCHEDULE 1 TO THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY ELECTIONS ACT 1978 Commons March 12, 1998

London Underground Commons March 20, 1998

Police Complaints and Discipline Commons March 23, 1998

London Governance Commons March 25, 1998

Mining Written Answers April 1, 1998

2 speeches — Trade Union Recognition Commons April 6, 1998

National Lottery Bill [Lords] Commons April 7, 1998

2 speeches — Multi-party Talks Commons April 8, 1998

Northern Ireland (Belfast Agreement) Commons April 20, 1998

Drugs Commons April 27, 1998

Duty-free Sales Commons May 6, 1998

India (Nuclear Tests) Commons May 14, 1998

Business of the House Commons May 21, 1998

4 speeches — NEW ARRANGEMENTS FOR GIVING FINANCIAL SUPPORT TO STUDENTS Commons June 8, 1998

Business of the House Commons June 18, 1998

The Gambia Written Answers June 24, 1998

4 speeches — The Gambia Written Answers June 24, 1998

Animal Experiments Written Answers June 25, 1998

Wembley Stadium Commons June 29, 1998

RAF Northolt Commons June 30, 1998

Engagements Commons July 1, 1998

Business of the House Commons July 2, 1998

Asylum Seekers Commons July 10, 1998

4 speeches — Airport Development Commons July 17, 1998

Comprehensive Spending Review Written Answers July 20, 1998

Air Safety Commons July 22, 1998

Night Flights (Windsor) Commons July 24, 1998

Immigration and Asylum Commons July 27, 1998

3 speeches — THE NORTHERN IRELAND HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION Commons July 27, 1998

Adjournment (Summer) Commons July 29, 1998

Business of the House Commons July 30, 1998

Roads Review Commons July 31, 1998

Nuclear Weapons (India and Pakistan) Commons July 31, 1998

3 speeches — ENGLAND AND WALES Commons September 2, 1998

Greater London Authority Bill Commons December 14, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 14, 1998

Departmental Staff (Kandola Report) Written Answers December 15, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 15, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 15, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 15, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 15, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 15, 1998

2 speeches — Adjournment (Christmas) Commons December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Dalit Community Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 16, 1998

Ethnic Monitoring Written Answers December 17, 1998

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