Mr Peter Kilfoyle

June 9, 1946 -
Summary information for Mr Peter Kilfoyle

Contributions

2001

South Africa Written Answers January 15, 2001

Local Government Boundaries Written Answers January 15, 2001

Railway Companies Written Answers January 15, 2001

Sierra Leone Written Answers January 15, 2001

Israel Written Answers January 15, 2001

Social Exclusion Unit Written Answers January 15, 2001

Buying Agency/Civil Estate Written Answers January 15, 2001

Prisons (Liverpool) Written Answers January 15, 2001

Manufacturing (North-west) Written Answers January 15, 2001

Regional Competition Written Answers January 15, 2001

European Structural Funds Written Answers January 15, 2001

Tax Evasion Written Answers January 15, 2001

Criminals (Assets) Written Answers January 15, 2001

Dropped Charges Written Answers January 16, 2001

Lottery Funds Written Answers January 16, 2001

Environmental Health Regulations Written Answers January 16, 2001

Fylingdales Written Answers January 16, 2001

Ro-ro Contract Written Answers January 16, 2001

NHS Consultants Written Answers January 16, 2001

National Missile Defence Written Answers January 16, 2001

Top-up Fees Written Answers January 16, 2001

Royal Household Written Answers January 16, 2001

North West Development Agency Written Answers January 16, 2001

Pensioners (Benefits) Written Answers January 16, 2001

Asylum Seekers Written Answers January 16, 2001

Criminal Assets Written Answers January 16, 2001

2 speeches — Magistrates Courts (Liverpool) Written Answers January 16, 2001

Grant Aid Written Answers January 17, 2001

Early Retirement Written Answers January 17, 2001

Social Inclusion Written Answers January 18, 2001

New Deal Written Answers January 18, 2001

Official Visits Written Answers January 18, 2001

Ministerial Travel Written Answers January 18, 2001

Fraud Written Answers January 18, 2001

Job Losses (North-West) Written Answers January 22, 2001

Public Private Partnerships Written Answers January 22, 2001

Benefit Take-up Campaigns Written Answers January 22, 2001

Barnett Formula Written Answers January 23, 2001

Departmental Staff Written Answers January 24, 2001

Diamond Synchrotron Project Written Answers January 25, 2001

GTech Written Answers January 25, 2001

National Lottery Written Answers January 25, 2001

Royal Liverpool Children's Inquiry Commons January 30, 2001

Relocation Written Answers January 30, 2001

Secondments Written Answers January 30, 2001

Inspectors Written Answers February 5, 2001

Embassies and High Commissions Written Answers February 5, 2001

Fraud Written Answers February 6, 2001

2 speeches — Performance Targets (Permanent Secretaries) Written Answers February 7, 2001

Customs and Excise Commons March 7, 2001

Private Sector Health Care Written Answers March 13, 2001

9 speeches — Regulatory Reform Bill [Lords] Commons March 19, 2001

Neighbourhood Renewal Commons March 20, 2001

Ballistic Missile Defence Commons May 3, 2001

Haase Case Written Answers May 8, 2001

Detective Sergeant Peter Williams Written Answers May 8, 2001

Block Grant Written Answers May 10, 2001

3 speeches — Customs and Excise Written Answers May 11, 2001

Drugs Written Answers May 11, 2001

3 speeches — Public Services Commons June 21, 2001

Audible Blood Glucose Testing Equipment Written Answers July 18, 2001

Customs and Excise (Suspensions) Written Answers July 20, 2001

Coalition against International Terrorism Commons October 4, 2001

Coalition against International Terrorism Commons October 16, 2001

2 speeches — Ministerial Conduct (DTLR) Commons October 23, 2001

3 speeches — Coalition Against International Terrorism Commons November 1, 2001

Business of the House Commons November 15, 2001

Ofcom Commons December 3, 2001

3 speeches — Dissemination of Information Commons December 3, 2001

Facilities of the House Commons December 18, 2001

International Force (Kabul) Commons December 19, 2001

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