Mr Phil Sawford

June 26, 1950 -
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Contributions

2001

Rent Rebates Written Answers January 15, 2001

Acute NHS Trusts Written Answers January 16, 2001

MRI Scanners Written Answers January 16, 2001

2 speeches — Engagements Commons January 17, 2001

Police Reform Written Answers January 24, 2001

National Forest Company Written Answers January 29, 2001

Auld Report Written Answers January 31, 2001

Magistrates Courts Service (Northamptonshire) Written Answers January 31, 2001

Lay Magistrates Written Answers February 5, 2001

Church Repairs (VAT) Written Answers February 7, 2001

Engagements Commons March 14, 2001

Home Improvement Agency Written Answers March 15, 2001

Telecommunication Masts Written Answers March 19, 2001

East Midlands (Planning) Written Answers March 21, 2001

MRI Scanners Written Answers March 26, 2001

Planning Guidance Written Answers March 27, 2001

2 speeches — Unemployment (Kettering) Commons March 29, 2001

Teacher Recruitment Written Answers March 29, 2001

Foot and Mouth Written Answers April 3, 2001

2 speeches — Foot and Mouth Written Answers April 4, 2001

Foot and Mouth Commons April 5, 2001

General Service Medal Written Answers April 10, 2001

Engagements Commons April 25, 2001

Regional Government Written Answers July 3, 2001

Nuclear Weapons (Accidents) Written Answers July 17, 2001

3 speeches — Scottish Homes Written Answers July 19, 2001

Police Numbers (Northamptonshire) Written Answers October 22, 2001

Bus Services Written Answers October 23, 2001

EU Business Written Answers November 1, 2001

Transmissible Spongiform Encephalopathies Research Programme Written Answers November 7, 2001

MRI Scanners Written Answers November 13, 2001

Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission Written Answers November 22, 2001

HMS Renown Written Answers November 27, 2001

Farmers Markets Commons December 13, 2001

Universal Bank Written Answers December 17, 2001

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