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Index for Volume 419—continued
A Am At B Be Bi Bo Bu By C Ce Ci Cr Cy D Dh Dr E Ef Eu F Fo G Gl Gr Gu H He Hi Hu Hy I Ip J Ju K Kh L Le Li Lu M Ma Me Mo Mu N Nu O Og P Ph Pr Ps Q R Re Ri Ru S Se Si So Sq Sw T Th Tr Ty U V W Wh Wo X Y Z
Cranston, Ross
Chamber Debates
Traffic Management Bill, Rep and 3R (16.03.04) 177-8, 181
Westminster Hall Debates
Questions
Alcoholic drinks, Misuse 317
Higher education, Admissions 441-2
Higher education, Student numbers 1539-40w
Higher education, Student wastage 1540w
Credit
Credit cards
Credit reference agencies
Cricket
Crime
Crime and disorder partnerships
Crime prevention
Crime reduction programme
Crimes of violence
Criminal Assets Recovery Agency
see Assets Recovery Agency
Criminal Cases Review Commission
Criminal investigation
Criminal Justice Act 2003
Written Statements
Questions
Criminal Records Bureau
Croatia
Crops
Crosby
Capital Modernisation Fund 225w
Closed circuit television 341w
Computers within reach programme 76-7w
General practitioners 1667w
Health Development Agency 1517w
Home energy efficiency scheme 1201w
New deal for lone parents 743w
New Opportunities Fund 82w
NHS treatment centres 1055w
Standard assessment tasks 83w
Winter fuel payments 217w
Crossrail line
Crown Prosecution Service
Croxley railway line
Cruddas, Jon
Chamber Debates
Employment Relations Bill, Rep and 3R (29.03.04) 1322
Cryer, Mrs Ann
Questions
Prison Service, Resignations 875w
Cryer, John
Chamber Debates
Members, Points of order (29.03.04) 1290
Primary education, Hornchurch (01.04.04) 1813-6
Cuba
Cultural heritage
Culture
EC grants and loans 55-6w
Cumbria
Cummings, Mr John
Questions
Councillors, Complaints 62w
Health professions, Training 385w
Cunningham, Rt Hon Dr Jack
Questions
Radioactive wastes, Dounreay 285w
Radioactive wastes, Transport 705w
Cunningham, Mr Jim
Chamber Debates
Budget March 2004 (23.03.04) 787-91
Post offices (24.03.04) 927
Questions
Children, Human rights 634w
Education, Per capita costs 1186w
Electronic equipment, Waste disposal 694w
Human rights, Departmental coordination 348-9w
International Covenant on Economic Social and Cultural Rights 313-4w
Lung cancer, Radon gas 395w
Manufacturing industries, Innovation 1362w
Occupational pensions 859w
Pensioners, Social security benefits 859w
Spain, Foreign relations 1309w
Tax avoidance, Gifts and endowments 98-9w
Television, Disability aids 1568-9w
Cunningham, Tony
Chamber Debates
European Union (30.03.04) 1493
Organised crime (29.03.04) 1287
Performance of Companies and Government Departments (Reporting) Bill, 2R adjourned (26.03.04) 1200-4, 1210
Questions
Dental services, Cumbria 694-5
Eritrea, Overseas aid 518w
Pensions, Automated credit transfer 1636w
Curriculum
Curtis-Thomas, Ms Claire
Chamber Debates
Quiggins Centre, Petitions (24.03.04) 1026
Questions
Adult education, Business 887w
Antisocial behaviour orders 5w
Asylum, Applications 490w
Business links, Standards 1361w
Capital Modernisation Fund, Crosby 225w
Chesterfield High School 75-6w
Children in care, Abuse 873-4w
Classroom assistants, Crosby 88w
Closed circuit television, Crosby 341w
Community development, Grants 1586-7w
Computers within reach programme, Crosby 76-7w
Council housing, Crosby 219w
Disciplinary proceedings 63-4w
Domestic violence, Sefton 780w
Drug treatment and testing orders 129w
Excellence in cities, Crosby 81w
General practitioners, Standards 1667w
Health Development Agency, Crosby 1517w
Higher education, Crosby 465w
Home energy efficiency scheme, Crosby 1201w
Hospital beds, Merseyside 1222w
Immigration controls 352w
Information technology, Crosby 681-2w
Intensive supervision and surveillance programme 147-8w
Maternity leave, Crosby 69w
Maternity payments, Crosby 213w
Minimum wage, Crosby 504w
Modern apprenticeships, Crosby 457-8w
New deal for lone parents, Crosby 743w
New deal for schools, Crosby 228-30w
New deal schemes, Crosby 745w
New Opportunities Fund 82w
NHS treatment centres, Crosby 1055w
Police, Credit reference agencies 183w
Pre-school education, Crosby 86w
Pre-school education, Sefton 1188-9w
Public libraries, Crosby 56w
Racial harassment, Merseyside 875-7w
Renewable energy, Crosby 1003w
Reparation by offenders 146-7w
Schools, Enterprise advisers 1393w
Self-employed, Females 1599w
Sentencing Guidelines Council 147w
Small businesses, Innovation 1592-3w
Small businesses, Manpower 1365w
Small businesses, Taxation 673w
Standard assessment tasks, Crosby 83w
Tax allowances, Research 866w
Unfair dismissal, Crosby 73-4w
Winter fuel payments, Crosby 217w
Working hours, Crosby 63w
Young offenders, Alternatives to prison 1423w
Custodial treatment
Customs
Customs and Excise
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