Ms Annette Brooke

June 7, 1947 -
Summary information for Ms Annette Brooke

Contributions

2001

Public Services Commons June 21, 2001

NHS Complaints Procedure Written Answers July 5, 2001

Marconi Commons July 10, 2001

2 speeches — Further Education (Dorset) Written Answers July 10, 2001

NHS Complaints Procedure Written Answers July 12, 2001

Marconi Written Answers July 18, 2001

Freedom of Information Written Answers July 18, 2001

Nurses Written Answers July 19, 2001

Recruitment Agencies Written Answers July 19, 2001

Marconi Written Answers July 20, 2001

NHS Dentistry (South Somerset) Commons October 17, 2001

Hospices Written Answers October 22, 2001

A-level Results Commons October 25, 2001

Endometriosis Written Answers October 30, 2001

Manufacturing Commons November 1, 2001

3 speeches — Education and Lifelong Learning Commons November 6, 2001

Refrigerators Written Answers November 8, 2001

Digital Hearing Aids Written Answers November 8, 2001

Ambulances Written Answers November 8, 2001

Teachers (Early Leavers) Written Answers November 9, 2001

Council Tenants (Cash Incentive Scheme) Written Answers November 14, 2001

Endometriosis Written Answers November 16, 2001

2 speeches — Refrigerators Written Answers November 19, 2001

Nurses Written Answers November 19, 2001

Delivery Unit Written Answers November 21, 2001

Refrigerants Written Answers November 26, 2001

Council Tenants (Poole) Written Answers November 28, 2001

Refrigerators (Recycling) Written Answers November 28, 2001

Public Participation Westminster Hall November 29, 2001

White Goods Disposal Written Answers December 3, 2001

Refrigerators Written Answers December 10, 2001

Gutkha Written Answers December 10, 2001

2 speeches — Engagements Commons December 12, 2001

Council Tax Benefit Written Answers December 12, 2001

Fridge Recycling Written Answers December 13, 2001

Re-offending Rates Written Answers December 17, 2001

Police Funding (Dorset) Westminster Hall December 19, 2001

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