Ms Rachel Gardner
July 17, 1927 -Summary information for Ms Rachel Gardner
Contributions
1994
Access to Work Scheme Lords January 10, 1994
National Health Service Lords January 12, 1994
Drink-Driving Statistics Lords January 17, 1994
Air Transport Duty Lords January 24, 1994
Car Boot Sales Lords January 26, 1994
Radiotherapy Treatment: Standard Lords February 1, 1994
9 speeches — Police and Magistrates' Courts Bill [H.L.] Lords February 17, 1994
3 speeches — Buckingham Palace: Traffic and Pedestrians Lords March 2, 1994
Voluntary Youth Organisations: Funding Lords March 2, 1994
3 speeches — Hallmarking System Lords March 3, 1994
Food and Medicine Labelling Lords March 16, 1994
Procedure of the House: Select Committee Report Lords March 16, 1994
UK Energy Policy Lords March 23, 1994
Grant-Maintained Schools: Management Lords March 31, 1994
WASTE MANAGEMENT LICENSING REGULATIONS 1994 Written Answers April 14, 1994
MINERAL PLANNING GUIDANCE NOTE:AGGREGATES Written Answers April 14, 1994
3 speeches — Hyde Park: Traffic Flows Lords April 18, 1994
Council Tax: Adjustment Notices Lords April 29, 1994
4 speeches — Revocation of consent Lords May 5, 1994
Housing: Policy Lords May 18, 1994
Domestic Workers from Overseas Lords May 18, 1994
War Widows: Pensions Lords May 23, 1994
Breast-feeding: Promotion Overseas Lords May 25, 1994
3 speeches — Newly Qualified Drivers Lords May 26, 1994
Breast Cancer Lords May 26, 1994
Third World: Reproductive Health Services Lords July 11, 1994
2 speeches — Domestic Workers: Tax Relief Lords July 19, 1994
NHS Pay Lords July 19, 1994
National Health Service Lords July 25, 1994
2 speeches — Steam Locomotives Lords July 26, 1994
Residential Care: Vulnerable Adults Lords October 12, 1994
2 speeches — Deregulation and Contracting Out Bill Lords October 13, 1994
2 speeches — Long-Term Care: Financing Lords November 30, 1994
Drug Misuse: Health Risks Lords December 1, 1994
3 speeches — Dangerous Convicted Criminals: Release Conditions Lords December 16, 1994
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