Mr Parmjit Dhanda

September 17, 1971 -
Summary information for Mr Parmjit Dhanda

Contributions

2002

2 speeches — Afghan Refugees Commons January 8, 2002

2 speeches — War Graves Commons January 14, 2002

2 speeches — Office of Communications Bill [Lords] Commons January 14, 2002

HE2 Forms Written Answers February 14, 2002

Criminal Evidence (Prohibition of Sale) Commons March 6, 2002

Charities Written Answers March 18, 2002

National Forest Written Answers March 21, 2002

World Cup Written Answers April 10, 2002

2 speeches — Nationality, Immigration and Asylum Bill Commons April 24, 2002

3 speeches — National Insurance Contributions Bill Commons May 13, 2002

Jenin Written Answers May 14, 2002

Flooding Written Answers May 16, 2002

2 speeches — Voluntary Sector (Pensions) Commons July 1, 2002

War Graves Written Answers July 10, 2002

Employment Relations Act Written Answers July 11, 2002

Signage Written Answers July 11, 2002

Bahrain Written Answers July 11, 2002

Sure Start Written Answers July 16, 2002

Engagements Commons July 17, 2002

Urban Regeneration Company Written Answers July 23, 2002

Nuclear Power Commons October 22, 2002

Air Weapons Commons October 22, 2002

2 speeches — Gloucester South-West Bypass Westminster Hall October 30, 2002

2 speeches — RAF Fairford Commons November 4, 2002

Fireworks Commons November 5, 2002

Births, Deaths and Marriages Written Answers November 19, 2002

Bahrain Written Answers November 25, 2002

7 speeches — Regional Assemblies (Preparations) Bill Commons November 26, 2002

Sure Start (Gloucester) Written Answers November 28, 2002

British Energy Commons November 28, 2002

Ball-Bearing Guns Written Answers December 12, 2002

Developing Countries (Privatisation) Written Answers December 16, 2002

Education Written Answers December 16, 2002

Health Care and Education Spending Written Answers December 16, 2002

Sudan (Education) Written Answers December 16, 2002

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