Ms Margaret Moran

April 24, 1955 -
Summary information for Ms Margaret Moran

Contributions

1998

Policing Written Answers January 14, 1998

British-produced Films Written Answers January 19, 1998

2 speeches — National Insurance Numbers Commons January 26, 1998

National Year of Reading Written Answers January 29, 1998

Police Interview Recording Written Answers February 4, 1998

Government Services Written Answers February 4, 1998

Public Health Commons February 5, 1998

Radiotherapy Written Answers February 5, 1998

Domestic Violence Written Answers February 9, 1998

Defence Diversification Written Answers February 9, 1998

2 speeches — Pensions Mis-selling Commons February 12, 1998

Domestic Violence Written Answers February 12, 1998

2 speeches — Public Libraries Commons February 16, 1998

Pesticides Written Answers February 19, 1998

UK Presidency (Women) Commons February 23, 1998

Unemployment (Regional Disparities) Commons February 26, 1998

World Cup Written Answers March 2, 1998

Policing Principles Written Answers March 4, 1998

Business of the House Commons March 5, 1998

Pet Passports Written Answers March 12, 1998

Benefit Integrity Project Written Answers March 24, 1998

Health Action Zones Commons March 31, 1998

Child Support Agency Written Answers April 1, 1998

Maze Prison (Narey Inquiry) Commons April 2, 1998

Electronic Government Commons April 6, 1998

Public Record Office Written Answers April 6, 1998

Land Registers Written Answers April 6, 1998

Engagements Commons April 8, 1998

Northern Ireland (Belfast Agreement) Commons April 20, 1998

2 speeches — Finance (No. 2) Bill Commons April 21, 1998

Gender Equality Written Answers May 13, 1998

Business of the House Commons May 14, 1998

Irish Language Written Answers May 14, 1998

Women Magistrates Written Answers May 19, 1998

Kashmir Written Answers May 19, 1998

Water Service Written Answers May 21, 1998

Driver and Vehicle Licensing Written Answers May 21, 1998

Kashmir Written Answers May 21, 1998

Immigration Written Answers June 2, 1998

Northern Ireland (Sentences) Bill Commons June 10, 1998

Better Government White Paper Written Answers June 10, 1998

Women's Aid Refuges Written Answers June 15, 1998

2 speeches — Automotive Industry Commons June 18, 1998

Immigration (Domestic Violence) Commons June 24, 1998

Engagements Commons July 1, 1998

Rate Collection Agency Written Answers July 2, 1998

Housing Benefit Fraud Commons July 6, 1998

2 speeches — Civic Forum Commons July 15, 1998

THE EQUALITY COMMISSION FOR NORTHERN IRELAND Commons July 27, 1998

Waiting Lists Commons July 28, 1998

Business Aviation Written Answers July 30, 1998

Bedfordshire County Council Written Answers July 31, 1998

Domestic Violence Written Answers October 19, 1998

Regional Development Agencies Commons October 20, 1998

Rent Levels Written Answers October 20, 1998

2 speeches — Small and Medium Enterprises Commons October 21, 1998

3 speeches — Information Technology Commons October 21, 1998

Economy Commons October 26, 1998

2 speeches — Irish Language Schools Commons October 28, 1998

Home Improvement Agencies Written Answers October 29, 1998

Local Government Reorganisation Written Answers October 29, 1998

The Economy Commons November 4, 1998

Housing Associations Written Answers November 4, 1998

Comprehensive Spending Review Written Answers November 4, 1998

Prevention of Terrorism Legislation Written Answers November 4, 1998

Prisons (Quantum Project) Written Answers November 5, 1998

Police (Objectives) Written Answers November 5, 1998

Asylum Seekers Written Answers November 5, 1998

Acheson Report Written Answers November 10, 1998

Trade, Industry, Education and Employment Commons November 25, 1998

Decommissioning Commons December 2, 1998

3 speeches — Decommissioning and Prisoner Releases Commons December 9, 1998

Better Government White Paper Written Answers December 15, 1998

Local Government Finance Written Answers December 17, 1998

Rent Increases Written Answers December 17, 1998

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