Mr Peter Brooke

March 3, 1934 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Brooke

Contributions

2000

4 speeches — Political Parties, Elections and Referendums Bill Commons January 10, 2000

Engagements Commons January 12, 2000

Business of the House Commons January 13, 2000

Patten Report Commons January 19, 2000

6 speeches — STATEMENT OF COMPATIBILITY WITH THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Commons January 24, 2000

Business of the House Commons January 27, 2000

Prison Service (Northern Ireland) Westminster Hall January 27, 2000

Economic Growth Commons February 3, 2000

Business of the House Commons February 3, 2000

2 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons February 3, 2000

Northern Ireland Commons February 3, 2000

Business of the House Commons February 10, 2000

2 speeches — London Government Commons February 15, 2000

2 speeches — Local Government Finance Written Answers February 16, 2000

5 speeches — Local Government Finance Written Answers February 16, 2000

2 speeches — Mature Students Commons February 17, 2000

BBC (Funding Review) Commons February 21, 2000

Millennium Dome Commons February 28, 2000

New Millennium Experience Company Written Answers February 28, 2000

Information and Communication Technologies Commons March 2, 2000

Business Questions Commons March 2, 2000

Senator Pinochet Commons March 2, 2000

River Thames (Bodies Recovered) Written Answers March 2, 2000

2 speeches — Benefit Fraud Commons March 6, 2000

Rough Sleepers Commons March 7, 2000

New Millennium Experience Company Written Answers March 8, 2000

2 speeches — Manufacturing and Service Industries Commons March 9, 2000

Business of the House Commons March 9, 2000

4 speeches — Fair Employment (Northern Ireland) Westminster Hall March 15, 2000

2 speeches — RAF Chilmark Commons March 20, 2000

2 speeches — Top-up Fees Commons March 23, 2000

Business of the House Commons March 23, 2000

Business of the House Commons March 30, 2000

Learning and Skills Bill [Lords] Commons March 30, 2000

Employment Regulations Written Answers March 30, 2000

Fraud Written Answers April 3, 2000

Business of the House Commons April 6, 2000

Asylum Seekers Commons April 10, 2000

Licensing Laws Commons April 10, 2000

Zimbabwe Commons April 11, 2000

Business of the House Commons April 13, 2000

Energy Policy Commons April 17, 2000

Demonstrations (London and Manchester) Commons May 2, 2000

Engagements Commons May 3, 2000

Northern Ireland Commons May 8, 2000

2 speeches — Year-out Programmes Westminster Hall May 10, 2000

Business of the House Commons May 11, 2000

Personal Service Companies Written Answers May 11, 2000

2 speeches — Housing Benefit Fraud Commons May 15, 2000

10 speeches — INTERPRETATION Commons May 15, 2000

Business of the House Commons May 18, 2000

Sierra Leone Commons May 23, 2000

Business of the House Commons May 25, 2000

Police (Northern Ireland) Bill Commons June 6, 2000

Higher Education (Ethnic Minority Access) Commons June 8, 2000

Business of the House Commons June 8, 2000

Millennium Dome Written Answers June 12, 2000

4 speeches — WILDLIFE: AMENDMENTS OF PART I OF THE WILDLIFE AND COUNTRYSIDE ACT 1981 Commons June 14, 2000

LOCAL SITES Commons June 14, 2000

Business of the House Commons June 15, 2000

Business of the House Commons June 22, 2000

Climate Change Levy Written Answers June 22, 2000

4 speeches — Policing (London) Commons June 23, 2000

2 speeches — TEACHING OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE-RELATED SUBJECTS Commons June 27, 2000

TRANSFERS: ENGLAND Commons June 27, 2000

INADEQUATE SIXTH FORMS Commons June 27, 2000

Business of the House Commons June 29, 2000

Business of the House Commons July 6, 2000

HM Customs and Excise Commons July 6, 2000

3 speeches — Asylum Seekers Written Answers July 12, 2000

Government Annual Report Commons July 13, 2000

5 speeches — Parliament and the Executive Commons July 13, 2000

Asylum Seekers Written Answers July 17, 2000

COMMENCEMENT AND DURATION Commons July 17, 2000

Spending Review Commons July 18, 2000

Single Currency Written Answers July 20, 2000

VAT (Listed Buildings) Commons July 20, 2000

Business of the House Commons July 20, 2000

Transport (Ten-Year Plan) Commons July 20, 2000

Points of Order Commons July 20, 2000

4 speeches — COMPTROLLER AND AUDITOR GENERAL: ACCESS TO INFORMATION Commons July 24, 2000

Criminal Justice (Mode of Trial) (No. 2)Bill (Allocation of Time) Commons July 25, 2000

Engagements Commons July 26, 2000

Retirement of Madam Speaker Commons July 26, 2000

Business of the House Commons July 27, 2000

NHS Plan Commons July 27, 2000

Election of Speaker Commons October 23, 2000

10 speeches — Waste Management Written Answers October 23, 2000

Waste Management Written Answers November 6, 2000

Industrial Competitiveness Commons November 9, 2000

Business of the House Commons November 9, 2000

Select Committees and the Executive Commons November 9, 2000

4 speeches — London Underground (Public-Private Partnership) Commons November 13, 2000

Engagements Commons November 15, 2000

Business of the House Commons November 16, 2000

Urban White Paper Commons November 16, 2000

Miscellaneous Commons November 21, 2000

THE SECRETARY OF STATE'S LONG TERM POLICING OBJECTIVES Commons November 21, 2000

European Defence Co-operation Commons November 22, 2000

Business of the House Commons November 23, 2000

3 speeches — Interpretation Commons November 27, 2000

Nice European Council Commons December 11, 2000

Communications White Paper Commons December 12, 2000

2 speeches — Productivity Commons December 14, 2000

Business of the House Commons December 14, 2000

2 speeches — National Lottery Commons December 18, 2000

5 speeches — National Lottery Commons December 18, 2000

RUC Redundancy Scheme Commons December 20, 2000

Business of the House Commons December 21, 2000

Adjournment (Christmas) Commons December 21, 2000

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