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Index for Volume 400—continued
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Bingley bypass
Biofuels
Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention
Birds
Birt, Lord
Blair, Rt Hon Tony, Prime Minister, First Lord of the Treasury and Minister for the Civil Service
Chamber Debates
Iraq conflict, Ministerial statements (25.02.03) 123-40
Written Statements
Departmental expenditure limits, Intelligence Services Commissioner 58ws
Questions
Airports, Rugby Warwickshire 814
Computers, Prime Minister 252w
Dental services, Isle of Wight 257
Drugs, Rehabilitation 255-6
Economic and monetary union 812
Economic and monetary union, Referendums 812
Ethiopia, Overseas aid 253
Health services, Milton Keynes 250
Hospitals, Waiting lists 813-4
Intelligence services 254w
Intelligence services, Expenditure 1016w
Intelligence services, Resource accounting and budgeting 253-4w
Iraq conflict, Correspondence 1017w
Iraq conflict, Public opinion 849w
Lords Lieutenant, Cambridgeshire 688w
Middle East, Peace negotiations 255, 817
Ministerial policy advisors, Speeches 688w
Northern Ireland government 251, 811
Official engagements, Prime Minister 1017w
Olympic Games, Greater London 810
Procurement, Prime Minister 253w
Work experience, Prime Minister 254w
Working hours, Prime Minister 254-5
Blears, Ms Hazel, Parliamentary Secretary, Dept of Health
Chamber Debates
Skin piercing (27.02.03) 469-74
Westminster Hall Debates
Health services, Isle of Wight (26.02.03) 137-42wh
Written Statements
"Food Standards Agency Annual Report and Accounts, 2001/02" 24ws
Questions
Abortion, Hampshire 1106w
Blood transfusions, Transplant surgery 504-5w
Cancer, Terminal care 358w
Chemicals, Health hazards 977-8w
Clinical wastes, Waste disposal 769-70w
Community development, Ashford 705-6w
Consent to medical treatment, Babies 694w
Contraceptives, Advertising 701-2w
Contraceptives, Young people 980w
Dental services, Hampshire 702-3w
Digestive system, Screening 524w
Drugs, Maternity services 700w
Drugs, Medical treatments 981-2w
Drugs, Telephone services 1108w
Evening primrose oil 516w
Fluoride, Drinking water 362w
Foundation trusts, Pay 502w
Foundation trusts, Recruitment 517w
Genito-urinary medicine, Waiting lists 517-8w
Haemophilia, Buckinghamshire 1198w
Health hazards, Nuclear power stations 995-6w
Health Protection Agency, Finance 985w, 1109w
Health Protection Agency, Recruitment 621w
Health services, Asylum 1194w
Health services, Homelessness 364w
Hearing aids, Worthing 613w
Heart diseases, Health services 768w
Heroin, Medical treatments 613-4w
HIV infection, West Sussex 521w
Hospitals, Greater London 366-8w
Hospitals, Infectious diseases 769w
Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority, Resignations 698w
Influenza, Vaccination 622w
Magnetic resonance imagers 1202w
Meat products, Brazil 532w
Members, Correspondence 360w
"National Alcohol Harm Reduction Strategy Consultation Paper" 1194w
National Institute for Clinical Excellence 632w, 696w
NHS, Information technology 1203w
NHS trusts, Motor vehicles 537w
Prescription drugs, Side effects 615w
Primary care trusts, Southern region 993-4w
Public Health Laboratory Service, Finance 1112w
Queen Alexandra Hospital, Private finance initiative 994w
Royal College of Physicians, Osteoporosis 1109w
Sexual offences, Victim support schemes 374w
Sexually transmitted diseases 771-4w
Shellfish, Northern Ireland 687w
Terminal care, South Tyneside 371w
Vaccination, Children 706w
Blizzard, Mr Bob
Chamber Debates
Environment protection (24.02.03) 42-3
Fireworks Bill, 2R (28.02.03) 479
Questions
Electronic government 917w
General service medal, Suez 580-2
Roads, Eastern region 935w
Blood transfusions
Blunkett, Rt Hon David, Secretary of State for the Home Dept
Chamber Debates
Anti-Terrorism Crime and Security Act 2001 (Continuance in Force of Sections 21 to 23) Order (03.03.03) 584-92, 596
Written Statements
Criminal Records Bureau 32-6ws
Departmental expenditure limits, Home Office 60-2ws
Questions
Active Community Unit 12-3
Art works, Home Office 1302w
Information technology, Home Office 968-70w
Interception warrants 316w
Iraq conflict, Detainees 821w
Lost working days, Home Office 331-2w
MI5, Data protection 325w
Ministerial policy advisors, Home Office 332-3w
Official hospitality, Home Office 965-6w
Prisoners, British nationality 390w
Public expenditure, Home Office 318w
Radioactive materials, Smuggling 824w
Sick leave, Home Office 332w
Blunt, Mr Crispin
Questions
Fuels, Public sector 239w
Garages and petrol stations 72w
Iraq, Reconstruction 1272w
Middle East, Peace negotiations 117-8
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