Mr Michael Brougham
August 2, 1938 -Summary information for Mr Michael Brougham
Contributions
2002
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords January 18, 2002
2 speeches — Export Control Bill Lords March 4, 2002
Police Reform Bill [H.L.] Lords March 5, 2002
Police Reform Bill [H.L.] Lords March 7, 2002
Official Report of the Grand Committee on the Employment Bill Grand Committee Report March 14, 2002
Animal Rights Extremism Written Answers April 15, 2002
Rifles and Shotguns Written Answers April 16, 2002
Rifles and Shotguns Written Answers April 17, 2002
Fox and Mink Predation Written Answers April 18, 2002
The Committee met at half-past three of the clock. Grand Committee Report April 22, 2002
3 speeches — Hunting with Dogs Written Answers April 29, 2002
Hunting, Angling and Shooting Written Answers April 30, 2002
4 speeches — The Committee met at half-past three of the clock. Grand Committee Report May 21, 2002
Road Safety Lords May 22, 2002
The Committee met at half-past three of the clock. Grand Committee Report May 28, 2002
6 speeches — Employment Bill Lords June 11, 2002
AIMS OF THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM Grand Committee Report June 11, 2002
The Committee met at half—past three of the clock. Grand Committee Report June 18, 2002
Road Works: Disruption Lords June 19, 2002
The Committee met at four of the clock. Grand Committee Report June 27, 2002
The Committee met at four of the clock. Grand Committee Report July 4, 2002
Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill Lords July 8, 2002
Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords July 24, 2002
Road Closures Written Answers July 24, 2002
2 speeches — Animal Health Bill Lords July 25, 2002
A3: Closures Written Answers July 30, 2002
STRATEGY FOR CONTROLLING ANIMAL DISEASES Lords October 7, 2002
Animal Health Bill Lords October 8, 2002
2 speeches — Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill Lords October 31, 2002
Members of the House of Lords: Congestion Charge Payments Written Answers December 18, 2002
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