Sir George Young
July 16, 1941 -Summary information for Sir George Young
Contributions
2002
House of Lords Reform Commons January 10, 2002
5 speeches — Railways Commons January 16, 2002
Business of the House Commons January 24, 2002
18 speeches — New Clause 1 Commons January 28, 2002
Police Commons January 30, 2002
2 speeches — Standards and Privileges Commons February 13, 2002
Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Commons February 13, 2002
Business of the House Commons February 14, 2002
2 speeches — Departmental Staffing Written Answers February 25, 2002
Business of the House Commons March 7, 2002
Business of the House Commons March 21, 2002
3 speeches — Standards and Privileges Commons March 26, 2002
Business of the House Commons April 11, 2002
REPEALS Commons April 15, 2002
Business of the House Commons April 25, 2002
Tobacco Advertising and Promotion Bill [Lords] Commons April 29, 2002
2 speeches — Modernisation of the House of Commons Commons May 14, 2002
6 speeches — Code of Conduct Commons May 14, 2002
Business of the House Commons May 16, 2002
Parliamentary Commissioner for Standards Written Answers June 12, 2002
Business of the House Commons June 13, 2002
Business Statement Commons July 4, 2002
2 speeches — Care Homes Commons July 8, 2002
Business of the House Commons July 11, 2002
Sustainable Communities, Housing and Planning Commons July 18, 2002
Business of the House Commons October 24, 2002
3 speeches — Local Government Finance Commons October 24, 2002
2 speeches — Modernisation of the House of Commons Commons October 29, 2002
Business of the House Commons October 31, 2002
Business of the House Commons November 14, 2002
Business of the House Commons November 28, 2002
Community Care (Delayed Discharges etc.) Bill Commons November 28, 2002
Local Government Financial Settlement 2003–04 Commons December 5, 2002
Business of the House Commons December 19, 2002
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