Sir Sydney Chapman

October 17, 1935 -
Summary information for Sir Sydney Chapman

Contributions

2002

Afghan Refugees Commons January 8, 2002

Business of the House Commons January 10, 2002

2 speeches — European Security and Defence Policy Commons January 14, 2002

Housing Written Answers January 16, 2002

8 speeches — National Heritage Bill [Lords] Commons January 18, 2002

NHS Written Answers January 24, 2002

Benefit Fraud Commons January 28, 2002

Benefit Fraud Written Answers January 28, 2002

Metropolitan Police (Funding) Commons February 4, 2002

Metropolitan Police Written Answers February 5, 2002

Marine Law Written Answers February 5, 2002

London Underground Commons February 7, 2002

Taliban and al-Qaeda Prisoners Written Answers February 8, 2002

Anti-ballistic Missile Treaty Commons February 11, 2002

Recruitment Written Answers February 11, 2002

2 speeches — Poverty (London) Westminster Hall February 12, 2002

Violent Crime Written Answers February 13, 2002

2 speeches — Wembley Stadium Commons February 25, 2002

Postal Costs Written Answers February 26, 2002

Postal Services Commission Written Answers February 28, 2002

Youth Crime Commons March 11, 2002

London and the South-East Commons March 12, 2002

2 speeches — Schools (Repairs) Written Answers March 14, 2002

2 speeches — SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT Commons March 15, 2002

National Lottery Commons March 25, 2002

2 speeches — Stipends and Pensions Commons March 25, 2002

Edgware Hospital Commons March 26, 2002

Business of the House Commons April 11, 2002

Housing Benefit Fraud Commons April 15, 2002

Middle East Written Answers April 16, 2002

2 speeches — COMPENSATION TO AFFECTED PARTIES Commons April 19, 2002

4 speeches — NEW FUNCTIONS RELATING TO UNDERWATER ARCHAEOLOGY Commons April 19, 2002

3 speeches — NEW TRADING FUNCTIONS OF THE COMMISSION Commons April 19, 2002

Veterans' Forum Commons April 29, 2002

Theft of Identity Written Answers April 30, 2002

Wembley Stadium Commons May 7, 2002

REVIEW OF SCHEMES NOT CONFORMING TO MODEL SCHEME Commons May 10, 2002

3 speeches — TARGETS FOR ENERGY EFFICIENCY IMPROVEMENTS Commons May 10, 2002

2 speeches — MEANING OF "HOUSE IN MULTIPLE OCCUPATION" Commons May 10, 2002

School Sports Commons May 13, 2002

2 speeches — Spending Plans Commons May 13, 2002

Potters Bar Derailment Commons May 13, 2002

Marine Environment Written Answers May 15, 2002

Marine Environment Written Answers May 15, 2002

Child Support Agency Commons May 20, 2002

Points of Order Commons May 20, 2002

English National Stadium Commons May 23, 2002

Marine Environment Written Answers May 23, 2002

3 speeches — Ordnance Survey Written Answers June 13, 2002

3 speeches — House of Lords Reform (Joint Committee) Commons June 19, 2002

Business of the House Commons June 20, 2002

Area-based Studies Commons July 3, 2002

Prison Estate Commons July 8, 2002

Engagements Commons July 17, 2002

5 speeches — DAMAGE BY ASSISTANCE DOG Commons July 19, 2002

Archaeology Commons July 22, 2002

2 speeches — Clergy Pensions Commons July 22, 2002

2 speeches — Local Government Ombudsman Commons October 16, 2002

Business of the House Commons October 17, 2002

Winter Fuel Payments Commons October 21, 2002

Terrorist Activity Written Answers October 23, 2002

Sanitation Commons November 6, 2002

2 speeches — Assets Commons November 18, 2002

Congestion Charging and Parking Commons November 19, 2002

Illegal waste Written Answers November 21, 2002

Population Statistics Written Answers November 26, 2002

Media Industry Written Answers November 26, 2002

Violence Written Answers November 27, 2002

Free School Meals Written Answers December 2, 2002

Business of the House Commons December 5, 2002

4 speeches — Climate Change and Sustainable Development Westminster Hall December 5, 2002

2 speeches — Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Commons December 12, 2002

8 speeches — Planning and Compulsory Purchase Bill Commons December 17, 2002

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