Mr Martyn Jones

March 1, 1947 -
Summary information for Mr Martyn Jones

Contributions

2000

Pensioners Written Answers January 19, 2000

Engagements Commons February 9, 2000

4 speeches — Firearms Written Answers February 9, 2000

Guatemala Written Answers February 9, 2000

Firearms Written Answers February 10, 2000

Child Abuse (North Wales) Commons February 15, 2000

Firearms Written Answers February 15, 2000

Social Inclusion Written Answers February 16, 2000

Welsh Affairs Commons March 2, 2000

NHS Trusts Written Answers March 15, 2000

8 speeches — Safeguards for Children Commons March 17, 2000

2 speeches — Child Abuse Inquiry Commons March 22, 2000

Vulnerable Adults Written Answers April 17, 2000

Vulnerable Adults Written Answers April 17, 2000

Vulnerable Adults Written Answers April 18, 2000

Office Costs Commons April 19, 2000

Waterhouse Inquiry Written Answers April 19, 2000

5 speeches — EU Structural Funds Westminster Hall June 21, 2000

New Deal Written Answers June 28, 2000

Spending Review Written Answers July 26, 2000

Fishing Vessels (Safety) Written Answers November 8, 2000

Flooding Commons November 15, 2000

Disaster Areas Written Answers November 22, 2000

4 speeches — Floods Written Answers November 23, 2000

Red Diesel Written Answers November 23, 2000

French Beef Written Answers November 28, 2000

Post Offices Written Answers November 30, 2000

Supermarkets Written Answers November 30, 2000

Floods Written Answers November 30, 2000

Arable Farming Written Answers November 30, 2000

2 speeches — Children's Commissioner Commons December 13, 2000

Employment Service Written Answers December 15, 2000

Urban II Initiative Written Answers December 18, 2000

Fisheries Review Written Answers December 20, 2000

CJD Written Answers December 21, 2000

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