Mr Stephen Hesford

May 27, 1957 -
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Contributions

2002

Higher Education Written Answers January 9, 2002

7 speeches — COMMUNITY HEALTH COUNCILS: SCHEME FOR REFORM Commons January 15, 2002

Health Inequalities Written Answers January 22, 2002

Police Support Staff Written Answers February 11, 2002

Learning Support Units Written Answers March 19, 2002

Universities Written Answers April 23, 2002

New Clause Commons May 22, 2002

Video Identification Written Answers June 10, 2002

2 speeches — Mental Health Commons June 25, 2002

Bill of Rights Written Answers July 4, 2002

11 speeches — Mersey Tunnels Bill (By Order) Commons July 9, 2002

Mental Incapacity Written Answers July 9, 2002

Hepatitis C Written Answers July 9, 2002

Antisocial Behaviour Written Answers July 10, 2002

Health Funding Written Answers July 16, 2002

Antisocial Behaviour Written Answers July 18, 2002

2 speeches — New Clause Commons July 18, 2002

Gambling Written Answers October 17, 2002

41 speeches — Mersey Tunnels Bill Commons October 23, 2002

Electoral Fraud Written Answers October 23, 2002

Higher Education Written Answers October 28, 2002

10 speeches — Modernisation of the House of Commons Commons October 29, 2002

South Asia Written Answers October 29, 2002

Health Care Charges Written Answers October 31, 2002

Press Advertising (Devolved Posts) Written Answers November 4, 2002

Women's Enterprise Written Answers November 7, 2002

Mental Health (Murders) Written Answers November 25, 2002

Female Workers Written Answers November 27, 2002

Drugs Written Answers November 27, 2002

Police Arrest Procedures Written Answers December 2, 2002

Dangerous Severe Personality Disorder Written Answers December 2, 2002

Mental Health Legislation Written Answers December 3, 2002

5 speeches — Criminal Justice Bill Commons December 4, 2002

Kashmir Written Answers December 5, 2002

Specialist Subject Teachers Written Answers December 17, 2002

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