Mrs Barbara Follett
December 25, 1942 -Summary information for Mrs Barbara Follett
Contributions
2000
Queen Mother (Coin) Written Answers January 10, 2000
National Savings Agency Written Answers January 11, 2000
2 speeches — Specialist Schools Commons January 20, 2000
2 speeches — Mortgages Written Answers January 27, 2000
Tax Law Written Answers February 29, 2000
Government Investments Written Answers March 3, 2000
Schools (Special Measures) Written Answers March 23, 2000
Civil Procurement Written Answers April 3, 2000
Child Support Agency Written Answers April 3, 2000
Better Regulation Task Force Written Answers April 5, 2000
BBC World Service Commons April 11, 2000
Food Labelling Written Answers April 13, 2000
UK Debt Management Office Written Answers April 20, 2000
Central Government Audit Written Answers April 20, 2000
Civil Service (Sickness Rates) Written Answers May 11, 2000
Defence Procurement Commons May 16, 2000
Census Written Answers June 6, 2000
2 speeches — Sanctions Westminster Hall June 29, 2000
British Telecom Written Answers July 3, 2000
TRIGAT Written Answers July 28, 2000
Hatfield Derailment Commons October 24, 2000
Pre-Budget Report Written Answers October 24, 2000
Duty Free Written Answers October 24, 2000
Financial Services Written Answers October 26, 2000
2 speeches — Information Technology Commons November 1, 2000
4 speeches — New Towns (South-East) Westminster Hall November 8, 2000
National Insurance Written Answers November 8, 2000
Third-World Debt Written Answers November 9, 2000
Carers Written Answers November 13, 2000
UK/US Air Services Written Answers November 21, 2000
Departmental Investment Strategies Written Answers November 22, 2000
National Investment and Loans Office Written Answers November 30, 2000
Financial Services and Markets Act 2000 Written Answers December 7, 2000
Vauxhall (Luton) Commons December 13, 2000
2 speeches — M25 Parkway Station (Stevenage and Hertfordshire) Westminster Hall December 19, 2000
Stability Pact Written Answers December 21, 2000
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