Mrs Jacqui Lait

December 10, 1947 -
Summary information for Mrs Jacqui Lait

Contributions

2004

2 speeches — Crystal Palace Sports Centre Commons January 5, 2004

2 speeches — Horserace Betting and Olympic Lottery Bill Commons January 8, 2004

Railways Commons January 19, 2004

2 speeches — Scottish Constituencies (Members' Voting Rights) Commons January 21, 2004

Scrutiny Committees Written Answers January 21, 2004

Consultations Written Answers February 2, 2004

High Hedges Written Answers February 2, 2004

Deaths in Custody Written Answers February 4, 2004

Policing Consultation Documents Written Answers February 5, 2004

Consultations Written Answers February 9, 2004

13 speeches — Scottish Parliament (Constituencies) Bill Commons February 9, 2004

Citizens Advice Bureaux Commons February 10, 2004

Vehicle Excise Duty Written Answers February 11, 2004

Vehicle Excise Duty Written Answers February 12, 2004

Consultation Written Answers February 12, 2004

Consultations Written Answers February 13, 2004

3 speeches — Land Transactions Written Answers February 13, 2004

Scrutiny Committees (Costs) Written Answers February 13, 2004

London Boroughs (Grouping) Written Answers February 13, 2004

4 speeches — Pensions Bill Commons March 2, 2004

London Olympic Bid Westminster Hall March 2, 2004

Employment Information Booklets Written Answers March 2, 2004

Promotion of Volunteering Bill Commons March 5, 2004

Town and Country Planning (Enforcement Notices and Stop Notices) Bill Commons March 5, 2004

2 speeches — Media Intrusion Westminster Hall March 11, 2004

Charities Bill Written Answers March 24, 2004

Equitable Life Inquiry Commons March 24, 2004

Olympic Games Commons April 19, 2004

3 speeches — London Commons April 21, 2004

Promotion of Volunteering Bill [Money] Commons May 12, 2004

3 speeches — Animal Rights Extremists Westminster Hall July 7, 2004

2 speeches — Libraries Written Answers July 21, 2004

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