Mrs Gillian Shephard

January 22, 1940 -
Summary information for Mrs Gillian Shephard

Contributions

2003

3 speeches — Del Monte Factory, Methwold Westminster Hall January 22, 2003

Victoria Climbié Inquiry Commons January 28, 2003

2 speeches — Property Law (Mr. Tony Martin) Westminster Hall March 4, 2003

Non-food Crops Commons March 6, 2003

Iraq and European Council Commons March 24, 2003

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons April 14, 2003

2 speeches — Health and Social Care (Community Health and Standards) Bill Commons May 7, 2003

Business of the House Commons May 15, 2003

School Funding Commons May 15, 2003

European Union (Accessions) Bill Commons May 21, 2003

2 speeches — A47 Westminster Hall June 4, 2003

4 speeches — Biofuels Written Answers June 9, 2003

Biofuels Written Answers June 9, 2003

2 speeches — Biofuels Written Answers June 10, 2003

Biofuels Written Answers June 12, 2003

2 speeches — Government Reshuffle Commons June 17, 2003

3 speeches — STAMP DUTY LAND TAX: COMMENCEMENT AND TRANSITIONAL PROVISIONS Commons July 1, 2003

Road and Rail Transport Commons July 2, 2003

Business of the House Commons July 3, 2003

Business of the House Commons July 10, 2003

Rural Transport Partnership Written Answers July 15, 2003

2 speeches — Vital Villages Programme Written Answers July 15, 2003

3 speeches — DEFERRED DIVISIONS Commons July 16, 2003

Children's Green Paper Commons September 8, 2003

2 speeches — Teacher Shortages Commons September 9, 2003

Disability Bill Written Answers September 9, 2003

Biofuels Written Answers September 18, 2003

Road Fuels Written Answers September 18, 2003

9 speeches — Biofuels Westminster Hall October 15, 2003

Liquefied Petroleum Gas Written Statements October 27, 2003

Public Services, Health and Education Commons December 3, 2003

Pre-Budget Report Commons December 10, 2003

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