Ms Beverley Hughes

March 30, 1950 -
Summary information for Ms Beverley Hughes

Contributions

1997

National Lottery Written Answers May 19, 1997

Spending Review Commons June 11, 1997

Peace Process Written Answers June 11, 1997

Local Government Finance (Supplementary Credit Approvals) Bill Commons June 17, 1997

Child Pornography and Paedophile Activity Written Answers June 30, 1997

Drug Abuse Treatment Written Answers June 30, 1997

Small Businesses Commons July 3, 1997

Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons July 3, 1997

Adoption Written Answers July 3, 1997

Small Businesses Written Answers July 3, 1997

Trade Union Subscriptions Written Answers July 8, 1997

Business of the House Commons July 10, 1997

Wills Written Answers July 17, 1997

Waiting Lists Written Answers July 22, 1997

Business of the House Commons July 24, 1997

Data Protection Written Answers July 30, 1997

Crown Prosecution Service Written Answers July 31, 1997

2 speeches — Probation Service Written Answers July 31, 1997

Employment Pacts Written Answers July 31, 1997

2 speeches — Primary Purpose Rule Commons October 27, 1997

Magistrates Courts Commons October 29, 1997

Higher Education (Enrolment) Commons November 13, 1997

Business of the House Commons November 13, 1997

Prison Service Written Answers November 13, 1997

Lottery Draws Written Answers November 13, 1997

Literacy Written Answers November 13, 1997

Home Detention Curfew Commons November 20, 1997

2 speeches — Sexual Offences Written Answers November 27, 1997

Religious Discrimination Written Answers November 27, 1997

Local Government Finance (England) Commons December 2, 1997

Crime Victims Written Answers December 4, 1997

Food Labelling Written Answers December 4, 1997

Jazz Written Answers December 8, 1997

Local Government Finance Written Answers December 16, 1997

Police Officers Commons December 22, 1997

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