Mr Peter Brooke

March 3, 1934 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Brooke

Contributions

2001

Business of the House Commons January 11, 2001

13 speeches — STATEMENT OF COMPATIBILITY WITH THE EUROPEAN CONVENTION ON HUMAN RIGHTS Commons January 11, 2001

Business of the House Commons January 18, 2001

Business of the House Commons February 1, 2001

"Shifting the Balance" Commons February 12, 2001

2 speeches — AIDS Westminster Hall February 14, 2001

Business of the House Commons March 1, 2001

Metropolitan Police (Recruitment) Commons March 12, 2001

4 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 12, 2001

Coram Foundation Westminster Hall March 13, 2001

2 speeches — Competitiveness Commons March 29, 2001

Business of the House Commons March 29, 2001

5 speeches — Electoral Malpractice (Northern Ireland) Westminster Hall March 29, 2001

London Underground Commons April 24, 2001

Business of the House Commons April 26, 2001

(By Order) Commons May 2, 2001

4 speeches — INTERPRETATION Commons May 2, 2001

Regional Arts Boards Westminster Hall May 2, 2001

2 speeches — Business of the House Commons May 3, 2001

Asylum Seekers Written Answers May 9, 2001

3 speeches — Asylum Seekers Written Answers May 10, 2001

Planning Controls Written Answers May 11, 2001

Export Licences Written Answers May 11, 2001

Financial Services Lords November 21, 2001

3 speeches — Office of Communications Bill [H.L.] Lords November 22, 2001

European Communities (Amendment) Bill Lords November 26, 2001

Pre-Budget Report Lords November 27, 2001

Benefits Uprating Lords November 28, 2001

Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords December 7, 2001

5 speeches — Homelessness Bill Grand Committee Report December 10, 2001

Local Government White Paper Lords December 11, 2001

Office of Communications Bill [H.L.] Lords December 13, 2001

Kabul: International Security Assistance Force Lords December 19, 2001

National Stadium Lords December 19, 2001

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