Ms Anita Gale

November 28, 1940 -
Summary information for Ms Anita Gale

Contributions

2002

Employment and Social Policy Council, 3 December Written Answers January 8, 2002

Forestry Written Answers January 10, 2002

European Union: Forthcoming Council Business Written Answers January 17, 2002

Bristol Royal Infirmary Written Answers January 17, 2002

Bristol Royal Infirmary Inquiry Written Answers January 21, 2002

4 speeches — Particulate Emissions Lords February 26, 2002

EU Health Council, 15 November 2001 Written Answers March 1, 2002

Sex Discrimination (Amendment) (No, 2) Bill [H.L.] Lords March 13, 2002

Hunting with Dogs: Ban Lords March 19, 2002

Personal Injury Awards Written Answers March 26, 2002

Aggregates Levy Sustainability Fund Written Answers April 10, 2002

Parliamentary Questions Written Answers April 11, 2002

London Underground Written Answers April 11, 2002

Children's Commissioners Lords April 23, 2002

National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Bill Lords April 29, 2002

National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Bill Lords April 30, 2002

Speed Cameras Written Answers April 30, 2002

Parkinson's Disease Lords May 2, 2002

Environmental Audit Committee Report: Government Response Written Answers May 27, 2002

Defra: Annual Report 2002 Written Answers May 27, 2002

2 speeches — Children: Health and Social Care Lords June 17, 2002

National Park Authorities Review Written Answers July 15, 2002

NHS Communities Lords July 23, 2002

Passive Smoking Lords July 23, 2002

Civil Defence Grants Written Answers December 3, 2002

Proceeds of Crime Act 2002: Appointed Person under Section 29 Written Answers December 18, 2002

Pharmaceutical Price Regulation Scheme Written Answers December 19, 2002

Branded Medicines Written Answers December 19, 2002

Video-on-Demand Industry: Self-Regulation Written Answers December 19, 2002

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