Mr Mark Field

October 6, 1964 -
Summary information for Mr Mark Field

Contributions

2003

4 speeches — Local Government Bill Commons January 7, 2003

Licensing Bill Written Answers January 7, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 9, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 9, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 9, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 13, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 13, 2003

5 speeches — 2012 Olympics Bid Commons January 14, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 14, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 15, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 16, 2003

Accreditation Written Answers January 20, 2003

Thames Barrier Written Answers January 27, 2003

4 speeches — Electricity (Miscellaneous Provisions) Bill Commons January 27, 2003

3 speeches — Gun Crime Westminster Hall January 29, 2003

5 speeches — United Kingdom Accreditation Service Written Answers February 14, 2003

2 speeches — Industrial Development (Financial Assistance) Bill Commons February 24, 2003

2 speeches — Business Environment Commons February 27, 2003

Tuberculosis Written Answers March 4, 2003

High-performing Councils Commons March 5, 2003

6 speeches — Public Limited Companies (Financial Regulation) Westminster Hall March 13, 2003

3 speeches — Municipal Waste Recycling Bill Commons March 14, 2003

Animal Welfare Commons March 20, 2003

St. Bartholomew's Hospital Commons March 21, 2003

7 speeches — Licensing Bill [Lords] Commons March 24, 2003

Small Businesses Written Answers March 31, 2003

2 speeches — Accreditation Awareness Written Answers March 31, 2003

Rail Safety Written Answers April 1, 2003

Accreditation Service Written Answers April 1, 2003

2 speeches — Central Line Written Answers April 2, 2003

Bus Companies Written Answers April 2, 2003

Business of the House Commons April 3, 2003

2 speeches — United Kingdom Accreditation Service Written Answers April 4, 2003

Central Line Written Answers April 7, 2003

2 speeches — Accreditation Awareness Campaign Written Answers April 8, 2003

Gun Amnesty Commons April 28, 2003

3 speeches — Non-Executive Directors Westminster Hall May 6, 2003

European Communities (Regulations) Commons May 21, 2003

Licensing Bill Written Answers June 4, 2003

United Kingdom Accreditation Service Written Answers June 9, 2003

Organic Food Written Answers June 10, 2003

2 speeches — Accreditation Service Written Answers June 10, 2003

4 speeches — INTRODUCTION Commons June 13, 2003

3 speeches — POWER TO MAKE REGULATIONS ABOUT FIREWORKS Commons June 13, 2003

3 speeches — MINOR AND CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS Commons June 16, 2003

Antisocial Behaviour Commons June 18, 2003

8 speeches — Regional Pay (Public Sector) Westminster Hall June 18, 2003

Assay Tests Written Answers June 18, 2003

Licensing Bill [Lords] Commons June 24, 2003

3 speeches — Football Westminster Hall June 24, 2003

London Mayor Written Answers June 30, 2003

Mayor of London (Meetings) Written Answers July 2, 2003

London Mayor Written Answers July 3, 2003

London Mayor Written Answers July 7, 2003

Mayor of London Written Answers July 7, 2003

Ministerial Meetings Written Answers July 14, 2003

Census Written Answers July 14, 2003

Neighbourhood Renewal Fund Written Answers July 18, 2003

2 speeches — Transport (London) Westminster Hall September 16, 2003

Full Employment Commons October 16, 2003

2 speeches — Crossrail Project Westminster Hall October 21, 2003

2 speeches — Identity Cards Westminster Hall November 5, 2003

Buckingham Palace Commons November 19, 2003

Licensing Act Written Answers December 2, 2003

Business of the House Commons December 4, 2003

Licensing Act Written Answers December 8, 2003

3 speeches — PLANNING CONTRIBUTION Commons December 8, 2003

US Steel Tariffs Commons December 11, 2003

Police Funding (London) Westminster Hall December 16, 2003

NHS Expenditure Commons December 18, 2003

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