Mrs Laura Moffatt

April 9, 1954 -
Summary information for Mrs Laura Moffatt

Contributions

2003

Engagements Commons January 8, 2003

2 speeches — Refugee Resettlement Commons January 20, 2003

2 speeches — Needle Stick Injury Commons February 26, 2003

Wheeler Report Written Answers March 3, 2003

2 speeches — Buses Commons March 4, 2003

Iraq (Overnight Events) Commons March 20, 2003

Needle Stick Injury Bill Commons April 4, 2003

3 speeches — Anti-social Behaviour Bill. Commons April 8, 2003

Iraq Commons April 10, 2003

Engagements Commons June 11, 2003

British Airports Authority Written Answers June 13, 2003

Genetics Commons June 24, 2003

INJUNCTIONS AGAINST ANTI-SOCIAL BEHAVIOUR ON APPLICATION OF CERTAIN SOCIAL LANDLORDS Commons June 24, 2003

AIR WEAPONS: AGE LIMITS Commons June 24, 2003

Community Sports Facilities Written Answers June 30, 2003

Cancer Fund Distribution Commons July 1, 2003

Meat Imports Written Answers July 15, 2003

Cancer Services Written Answers July 16, 2003

2 speeches — Clinical Devices (Bacteraemia) Written Answers July 17, 2003

Armed Forces (Logistic Support) Written Answers September 8, 2003

Tax Credits (Delayed Payment) Written Answers September 8, 2003

Manufacturing Output Written Answers September 18, 2003

Catheter-associated Infection Written Answers September 19, 2003

Defence Procurement Commons October 23, 2003

Border Controls (Northern France) Written Statements October 27, 2003

Regional Housing Boards Written Answers October 28, 2003

Suez Medal Written Answers November 3, 2003

Vocational Education Commons November 5, 2003

Bombardier Rail Manufacturing Commons November 6, 2003

Private Health Care Written Answers November 13, 2003

VAT Written Answers November 13, 2003

Air Travel (Financial Protection) Written Answers November 18, 2003

Needlestick Injury Written Answers November 18, 2003

ATOL Scheme Westminster Hall November 19, 2003

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