Ms Claire Ward

May 9, 1972 -
Summary information for Ms Claire Ward

Contributions

2001

2 speeches — Troop Deployments Commons January 15, 2001

HUNTING WITH DOGS: PROHIBITION Commons January 17, 2001

Circuit Judges Written Answers January 30, 2001

Royal Navy (Pay and Conditions) Commons February 12, 2001

Local Transport Plans Written Answers February 13, 2001

4 speeches — Prison Visitors Written Answers February 26, 2001

Iraq (Exports) Written Answers February 27, 2001

Hong Kong Written Answers February 27, 2001

Council of the European Union Written Answers February 27, 2001

Prison Visits Written Answers February 27, 2001

2 speeches — Lay Visitors Written Answers March 8, 2001

Lay Observers Written Answers March 8, 2001

5 speeches — Budget Resolutions and Economic Situation Commons March 13, 2001

Nurses Written Answers March 13, 2001

UK Film Industry Written Answers March 26, 2001

Engagements Commons March 28, 2001

Metropolitan Police Written Answers April 30, 2001

Wembley Stadium Commons May 2, 2001

Hospital Hygiene Written Answers May 8, 2001

Women's Pay Written Answers June 25, 2001

Police Recruitment (Hertfordshire) Written Answers July 2, 2001

Bowman Communications System Written Answers July 9, 2001

Bowman Contract Commons July 19, 2001

Housebuilding (Hertfordshire) Commons October 23, 2001

Breast Cancer Strategy Westminster Hall October 23, 2001

Key Worker Homes Written Answers October 23, 2001

Gambling Written Answers October 25, 2001

Pakistan (Visas) Written Answers October 30, 2001

PRAYERS Commons November 2, 2001

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

2 speeches — Budd Report Westminster Hall November 6, 2001

2 speeches — September 11 Commons November 8, 2001

National Health Service Reform and Health Care Professions Bill Commons November 20, 2001

Tourism Commons December 3, 2001

Engagements Commons December 12, 2001

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