Mr Paul Goggins
October 16, 1953 -Summary information for Mr Paul Goggins
Contributions
1999
Council Tenants Written Answers January 12, 1999
12 speeches — Social Security Commons January 28, 1999
Benefit Integrity Project Written Answers January 28, 1999
Minimum Income Guarantee Written Answers February 8, 1999
Heavily Indebted Poor Countries Initiative Written Answers February 25, 1999
Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 15, 1999
Racism Written Answers March 22, 1999
New Deal (Young People) Written Answers March 24, 1999
Colombia Commons April 14, 1999
EU Development Aid Written Answers April 14, 1999
2 speeches — Debt Relief Commons April 15, 1999
Colombia Written Answers April 20, 1999
2 speeches — Adoption (Intercountry Aspects) Bill Commons April 23, 1999
2 speeches — Victim Support Commons April 26, 1999
Export Credit Guarantees Written Answers May 11, 1999
Engagements Commons May 12, 1999
Household Incomes Written Answers May 13, 1999
East Timor Written Answers May 18, 1999
One-stop Shops Written Answers May 19, 1999
Income Support Written Answers May 20, 1999
Carers Written Answers May 24, 1999
2 speeches — Crimestoppers Commons June 14, 1999
2 speeches — Invalid Care Allowance Written Answers June 16, 1999
Invalid Care Allowance Written Answers June 22, 1999
Invalid Care Allowance Written Answers June 23, 1999
2 speeches — Competitive Sport Commons June 28, 1999
Child Support Reform Commons July 1, 1999
2 speeches — Carers (Second Pension) Commons July 5, 1999
Tax-benefit Model Tables Written Answers July 5, 1999
Tax-benefit Models Written Answers July 7, 1999
Victims of Crime Written Answers July 12, 1999
Working Families Tax Credit Written Answers November 11, 1999
Employment Written Answers November 24, 1999
Means-tested Benefits Commons November 29, 1999
Transport Bill Commons December 20, 1999
Cultural Events (Access) Written Answers December 20, 1999
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