Ms Angela Smith
January 7, 1959 -Summary information for Ms Angela Smith
Contributions
1998
Chiropody Patients Written Answers January 12, 1998
Strategic Defence Review Written Answers January 12, 1998
Chiropody and Podiatry Services Written Answers January 13, 1998
8 speeches — Chiropody and Podiatry Written Answers January 13, 1998
Falloden Private Hospital, Leeds Written Answers January 13, 1998
Lottery Applications (Basildon) Written Answers January 15, 1998
Income Support (Basildon) Written Answers January 19, 1998
2 speeches — NHS Trusts Commons January 27, 1998
National Lottery Written Answers January 27, 1998
Chiropody and Podiatry Written Answers January 27, 1998
Sheep Exports Written Answers February 2, 1998
2 speeches — Employment of Children Bill Commons February 13, 1998
Long-term Sick and Disabled Written Answers February 23, 1998
Prevention of Terrorism Act Written Answers February 24, 1998
EU Co-operation Written Answers February 25, 1998
2 speeches — Defence Medical Services Commons March 9, 1998
6 speeches — VOLUNTARY WORKERS Commons March 9, 1998
Building Regulations Written Answers March 9, 1998
Political Parties (Funding) Written Answers March 9, 1998
European Parliament Written Answers March 9, 1998
MI5 Phoneline Written Answers March 10, 1998
MINK Commons March 13, 1998
2 speeches — Waste Minimisation Bill [Money] Commons March 13, 1998
United Nations Commission on the Status of Women Written Answers March 23, 1998
2 speeches — Vulnerable Witnesses Commons March 30, 1998
Police Information Technology Organisation Written Answers March 31, 1998
Engagements Commons April 1, 1998
Police Information Technology Organisation Written Answers April 1, 1998
NCIS Service Authority Written Answers April 1, 1998
Fraud Written Answers April 7, 1998
Crime and Disorder Bill [Lords] Commons April 8, 1998
Fire Service Written Answers April 20, 1998
Schengen Executive Committee Written Answers April 28, 1998
Housing (Disabled Access) Written Answers April 30, 1998
Housing (Disabled Access) Written Answers May 6, 1998
Health Action Zones Written Answers May 6, 1998
2 speeches — Juvenile Crime Commons May 11, 1998
Housing (Disabled Access) Written Answers May 12, 1998
Serious Fraud Trials Written Answers May 20, 1998
Immigration and Nationality Policy Written Answers June 1, 1998
Vulnerable or Intimidated Witnesses Written Answers June 9, 1998
Chiropody Services Written Answers June 9, 1998
Engagements Commons June 10, 1998
Chiropody Written Answers June 10, 1998
Houses in Multiple Occupation Written Answers June 22, 1998
2 speeches — Title Commons June 23, 1998
Local Government Reorganisation (Basildon) Written Answers June 23, 1998
Fire Services (Essex) Written Answers July 6, 1998
2 speeches — Community Safety Audits Commons July 13, 1998
Criminal Justice Commons July 21, 1998
Engagements Commons July 22, 1998
Meat Hygiene Service Written Answers July 28, 1998
NHS Trust (Debts) Written Answers July 31, 1998
Court Welfare Service Written Answers July 31, 1998
Probation Service Written Answers July 31, 1998
Europol Written Answers July 31, 1998
Corruption Written Answers July 31, 1998
police Spending Commons October 26, 1998
Family Policy Written Answers November 3, 1998
Youth Justice Board Written Answers November 4, 1998
Boundary Commission Written Answers November 4, 1998
Prevention of Terrorism Legislation Written Answers November 4, 1998
Business of the House Commons November 5, 1998
Cattle Tracing System Written Answers November 12, 1998
Mink Written Answers November 17, 1998
Special Needs Written Answers November 19, 1998
Welfare Services (VAT) Commons November 24, 1998
Engagements Commons December 9, 1998
Lottery Awards (Distribution) Written Answers December 14, 1998
2 speeches — NHS Consultants Written Answers December 16, 1998
HIV/AIDS Written Answers December 16, 1998
2 speeches — Food Safety Commons December 17, 1998
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