Mr Timothy Clement-Jones
October 26, 1949 -Summary information for Mr Timothy Clement-Jones
Contributions
2001
Gulf War Illnesses Lords January 15, 2001
2 speeches — Care Homes Lords January 16, 2001
Bedford Hospital: Storage of Corpses Lords January 16, 2001
NHS Ophthalmic Care: Waiting Lists Lords January 17, 2001
Elderly and Disabled People Lords January 17, 2001
Child Trafficking Lords January 18, 2001
Age-related Macular Degeneration Lords January 24, 2001
Prescription Only Medicines (Human Use) Amendment (No. 3) Order 2000 Lords January 29, 2001
Emergency Contraception for Girls Under 16 Lords January 30, 2001
Alder Hey Inquiry Report Lords January 30, 2001
2 speeches — Passive Smoking at Work Lords February 1, 2001
2 speeches — NHS: Violence Against Staff Lords February 14, 2001
Disposable Surgical Instruments Lords February 15, 2001
Drugs and the Law Lords February 21, 2001
Health and Social Care Bill Lords February 26, 2001
Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital Lords February 28, 2001
Meat Hygiene: Dispute Resolution Lords March 5, 2001
Multiple Sclerosis: Prescribing Policy Lords March 7, 2001
Health Action Zones: The Morning After Pill Lords March 8, 2001
Electromagnetic Fields and Cancer Lords March 8, 2001
2 speeches — NHS Trusts: Resources Lords March 12, 2001
Foot and Mouth Disease Lords March 13, 2001
Anti-Smoking Therapy and Treatment Lords March 14, 2001
7 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 15, 2001
8 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 15, 2001
20 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 19, 2001
6 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 19, 2001
7 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 20, 2001
Learning Disabilities: White Paper Lords March 22, 2001
13 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 22, 2001
4 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords March 22, 2001
Haemophilia Treatment Lords March 26, 2001
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill Lords March 28, 2001
National Blood Authority Lords March 29, 2001
Complementary and Alternative Medicine Lords March 29, 2001
Home Care Charges: Consultation Lords April 2, 2001
Rheumatoid Arthritis: Anti-TNF Drugs Lords April 3, 2001
MRSA: Vaccine Development Lords April 3, 2001
National Institute for Clinical Excellence Lords April 3, 2001
Elderly Patients in Care Homes: NHS Treatment Lords April 9, 2001
Prostate Cancer Lords April 9, 2001
Hepatitis C Lords April 23, 2001
6 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords April 24, 2001
2 speeches — Foot and Mouth Disease: Public Health Lords April 26, 2001
6 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords April 26, 2001
Osteoporotic Fractures Lords May 1, 2001
Fluoridation of Water Lords May 2, 2001
The National Health Service Lords May 2, 2001
4 speeches — Health and Social Care Bill Lords May 3, 2001
COMMONS REASONS FOR DISAGREEING TO CERTAIN LORDS AMENDMENTS AND COMMONS CONSEQUENTIAL AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL Lords May 10, 2001
Gulf War Veterans: Compensation Written Answers May 10, 2001
2 speeches — Respiratory Disease Written Answers May 10, 2001
General Practitioners: New Contract Negotiations Lords June 25, 2001
Nursing Care for the Elderly: Funding Lords June 27, 2001
Address in Reply to Her Majesty's Most Gracious Speech Lords June 27, 2001
2 speeches — NHS: Private Sector Involvement Lords July 2, 2001
NHS Action Plan on Racial Discrimination Lords July 2, 2001
Medical Treatment: Bolam Principle Lords July 11, 2001
2 speeches — Mental Health Services Lords July 11, 2001
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords July 11, 2001
Medical Research: Data Protection Legislation Lords July 16, 2001
NHS Dental Treatment Lords July 18, 2001
Medical Schools: Student Applications Lords July 19, 2001
Residential Homes: Spiritual Care Lords July 24, 2001
Medical Research Council: Autism Review Written Answers July 24, 2001
Nurses: Disclosure of Addresses Written Answers September 14, 2001
National Heart Hospital, Westmoreland Street Written Answers September 14, 2001
3 speeches — NHS Quality Assurance Written Answers September 14, 2001
Kohll and Decker Judgments Written Answers September 14, 2001
5 speeches — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill Written Answers September 14, 2001
Hepatitis C Lords October 15, 2001
Child Abuse Lords October 17, 2001
Gulf War Veterans Lords October 17, 2001
Draft Directive on EU Food Supplements Written Answers October 23, 2001
Sexual Health and HIV Strategy Lords October 29, 2001
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill Written Answers November 1, 2001
3 speeches — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords November 2, 2001
2 speeches — National Health Service Lords November 5, 2001
Eye Examinations Lords November 8, 2001
25 speeches — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords November 16, 2001
Medical Teaching and Research Lords November 21, 2001
Diabetes Written Answers November 21, 2001
2 speeches — Dentists Act 1984 (Amendment) Order 2001 Lords November 22, 2001
Special Educational Needs: Collection of Data Written Answers November 27, 2001
Autism: Costs to Community Written Answers December 3, 2001
2 speeches — Adverse Drug Reactions: Autism Written Answers December 3, 2001
Social Workers: Caring for Children Lords December 4, 2001
2 speeches — Drugs Prescribing: NICE Advice Lords December 5, 2001
National Health Service: Funding Lords December 5, 2001
Autism Written Answers December 5, 2001
NHS Waiting Lists Lords December 6, 2001
23 speeches — Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [H.L.] Lords December 7, 2001
Anthrax: Treatment Lords December 10, 2001
Digital Hearing Aids Written Answers December 11, 2001
Liver Disease Lords December 12, 2001
2 speeches — Care Homes Lords December 12, 2001
3 speeches — Nursing and Midwifery Order 2001 Lords December 13, 2001
Health Professions Order 2001 Lords December 13, 2001
Blood Substitutes Lords December 19, 2001
MMR Vaccine Written Answers December 19, 2001
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