Ms Kate Hoey

June 21, 1948 -
Summary information for Ms Kate Hoey

Contributions

1997

3 speeches — Metropolitan Police (Accommodation) Clearance Costs Written Answers January 13, 1997

Royal Yacht Commons January 22, 1997

Interception of Communications Written Answers January 22, 1997

Police Accommodation Written Answers January 28, 1997

Witnesses (Intimidation) Commons January 30, 1997

Metropolitan Police (Vauxhall) Written Answers January 30, 1997

Tourism Written Answers January 30, 1997

2 speeches — New clause Commons February 18, 1997

Post Office Written Answers February 19, 1997

London Underground Commons February 25, 1997

Airport Tax (Effect on Tourism) Written Answers February 27, 1997

Sport (Young People) Commons March 3, 1997

Farm Animals (Breeding) Written Answers March 13, 1997

Athletics Commons March 20, 1997

Education Authorities (Emergency Finance) Commons May 22, 1997

Engagements Commons June 4, 1997

Firearms (Amendment) Bill Commons June 11, 1997

General Elections Written Answers June 16, 1997

2 speeches — Integrated Schools Written Answers June 23, 1997

Northern Ireland Commons June 25, 1997

2 speeches — Sport for All Commons June 27, 1997

Disorder and Anti-social Behaviour Commons July 7, 1997

Pigeon Feeding Written Answers July 14, 1997

2 speeches — Heterosexuals and Homosexuals Written Answers July 24, 1997

2 speeches — COMPETITION PISTOLS Commons November 3, 1997

2 speeches — Lottery Grants Written Answers November 3, 1997

Policing of London Commons November 14, 1997

2 speeches — Policing of London Commons November 14, 1997

Chinook Helicopter Written Answers November 14, 1997

Chinook Helicopters Written Answers November 17, 1997

2 speeches — Wild Mammals (Hunting with Dogs) Bill Commons November 28, 1997

HMS Caroline Written Answers December 9, 1997

Toys Written Answers December 18, 1997

Cottonmount Landfill Site Written Answers December 19, 1997

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