Mrs Marion Roe

July 15, 1936 -
Summary information for Mrs Marion Roe

Contributions

1999

Prepaid Envelopes Written Answers January 13, 1999

3 speeches — NHS (Rationing) Commons January 18, 1999

Trainee Doctors Commons February 2, 1999

2 speeches — Packaging Waste Written Answers February 8, 1999

Recycling Written Answers February 9, 1999

Design Technology Graduates Written Answers February 15, 1999

European Youth Parliament Written Answers February 25, 1999

Reporting Written Answers March 1, 1999

Ministerial Statements Written Answers March 15, 1999

2 speeches — Product Liability Written Answers March 24, 1999

Domestic Appliance Safety Written Answers March 25, 1999

Line of Route Written Answers April 26, 1999

Product Liability Written Answers April 28, 1999

Palace of Westminster (Admission Charges) Written Answers May 17, 1999

2 speeches — NHS Personnel Commons May 19, 1999

Engagements Commons May 26, 1999

13 speeches — Line of Route Commons May 26, 1999

Documents of Record Written Answers July 2, 1999

Welfare Reform Written Answers July 5, 1999

Cancer Summit Commons July 6, 1999

Television Licences Written Answers July 12, 1999

Television Licences Written Answers July 16, 1999

2 speeches — Health Care Commons July 20, 1999

Management and Services Review Written Answers July 26, 1999

Organic Waste Written Answers July 27, 1999

Terminally Ill Patients Commons October 19, 1999

Breast-feeding Written Answers October 20, 1999

Archival Paper Written Answers October 28, 1999

Harmon CFEM Facades (UK) Ltd. Written Answers October 28, 1999

Mental Health Law Commons November 23, 1999

Theft Written Answers December 1, 1999

Long-term Care Commons December 2, 1999

Committee Room Facilities Written Answers December 7, 1999

Line of Route Written Answers December 9, 1999

2 speeches — Shout Commons December 15, 1999

Coronary Heart Disease Commons December 21, 1999

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