Ms Tessa Jowell

September 17, 1947 -
Summary information for Ms Tessa Jowell

Contributions

1992

1. Amendment of the law Commons May 14, 1992

3 speeches — Community Care (Residential Accommodation) Bill [Lords] Commons June 4, 1992

2 speeches — Points of Order Commons June 5, 1992

Trust Hospitals (London) Commons June 18, 1992

Local Management of Schools Written Answers June 22, 1992

Female Psychiatric Patients Written Answers June 22, 1992

2 speeches — Psychiatric Hospitals Written Answers June 23, 1992

2 speeches — Youth Training Written Answers June 23, 1992

Youth Unemployment Written Answers June 23, 1992

Income Support Written Answers June 30, 1992

3 speeches — ARRANGEMENTS FOR PROVISION OF RESIDENTIAL ACCOMMODATION IN PREMISES MANAGED BY VOLUNTARY ORGANISATIONS ETC. Commons July 1, 1992

2 speeches — Disability Living Allowance Written Answers July 7, 1992

India Written Answers July 13, 1992

West Tripura Written Answers July 13, 1992

2 speeches — The Health of the Nation Commons October 22, 1992

Health Service (London) Commons October 23, 1992

Passports Written Answers November 4, 1992

London Ambulance Service Written Answers November 10, 1992

2 speeches — Discretionary Awards Written Answers November 11, 1992

University Teachers Written Answers November 11, 1992

3 speeches — Channel Tunnel Written Answers November 11, 1992

Community Care Written Answers November 11, 1992

Homeless People (Psychiatric Treatment) Written Answers November 12, 1992

Jubilee Line Written Answers November 12, 1992

Leonard Peltier Written Answers November 13, 1992

London Ambulance Service Written Answers November 18, 1992

Independent Living Fund Written Answers November 23, 1992

Council Tax Written Answers November 30, 1992

Council Tax Written Answers November 30, 1992

Salaries Written Answers December 2, 1992

Community Care Commons December 8, 1992

London's Health Services Written Answers December 8, 1992

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