Section E1

State of the Parties

After the General Election, 7 June 2001

Labour	412	Plaid Cymru (Messrs Llwyd, Price, S Thomas & H Williams)	4
Conservative	166	Sinn Fein (Messrs Adams, Doherty, McGuinness and Ms Gildernew)*	4
Liberal Democrat	52	Social Democratic & Labour Party (Messrs Hume, Mallon & McGrady)	3
Ulster Unionist (Messrs Beggs, Burnside, Donaldson, Smyth, Trimble and Lady Hermon)	6	Independent (Dr Richard Taylor)	1
Democratic Unionist Party (Messrs Campbell, Dodds, Paisley, P Robinson and Ms I Robinson)	5	The Speaker	1
Scottish National Party (Messrs Robertson, Salmond, Weir, Wishart and Ms Ewing)	5
				659

Government majority: 166

The total number of women MPs was 118

Lab 95, Con 14, LD 5, DUP 1, SNP 1, SF 1, UUP 1

At the Opening of the Session, 13 November 2002

Labour Conservative Liberal Democrats	410 163 53	Plaid Cymru (Messrs Llwyd, Price, S Thomas & H Williams)	4
Ulster Unionists (Messrs Beggs, Burnside, Donaldson, Smyth, Trimble & Lady Hermon)	6	Social Democratic Labour Party (Messrs Hume, Mallon & McGrady)	3
Democratic Unionist (Messrs Campbell, Dodds, Paisley, P Robinson & Ms Iris Robinson)	5	Independent Dr Richard Taylor (Wyre Forest)	1
		Independent Conservative Andrew Hunter	1
Scottish National Party (Messrs Robertson, Salmond, Weir, Wishart and Ms Ewing)	5	The Speaker and 3 Deputies (Sir Alan Haselhurst, CWM; Mrs Sylvia Heal, 1st DCWM; Michael Lord, 2nd DCWM)	4
		Total Government Majority	659 165

The total number of women MPs is 118

(Lab 94; Con 14; LD 5; DU 1; SF 1; SNP 1; UU 1; DCWM 1)

* have not taken their seats

+ Do not normally vote

At Prorogation, 20 November 2003

Labour Conservative	408 163	Social Democratic Labour Party (Messrs Hume, Mallon & McGrady)	3
Liberal Democrats	54	Independent Dr Richard Taylor (Wyre Forest)	1
Scottish National Party / Plaid Cymru (SNP - Messrs Robertson, Salmond, Weir, Wishart & Ms Ewing / PC - Messrs Llwyd, Price, S Thomas & H Williams)	9	Independent Conservative Andrew Hunter Independent Labour George Galloway	1 1
Ulster Unionists (Messrs Beggs, Burnside, Donaldson, Smyth Trimble & Lady Hermon)	6	The Speaker and 3 Deputies (Sir Alan Haselhurst, CWM; Mrs Sylvia Heal, 1st DCWM; Sir Michael Lord, 2nd DCWM) +	4
Democratic Unionist Party (Messrs Campbell, Dodds, Paisley, P Robinson & Ms Iris Robinson)	5
Sinn Fein (Messrs Adams, Doherty, McGuinness & Ms Gildernew)*	4	Total Government Majority	659 161

The total number of women MPs is 119

(Lab 94; Con 14; LD 6; DU 1; SF 1; SNP 1; UU 1; DCWM 1)

* have not taken their seats

+ Do not normally vote

Section E2

By-Elections and new MPs since the General Election of June 2001

Vacancy	Cause	By -Election	New Member	Date of introduction	Maiden Speech
Ipswich	Death of Mr Jamie Cann (Lab) (15.10.2001)	22.11.2001	Chris Mole (Lab)	27.11.2001	30.1.2002
Ogmore	Death of Sir Raymond Powell (Lab) (7.12.2001)	14.2.2002	Huw Irranca-Davies (Lab)	26.2.2002	28.2.2002
Brent East	Death of Paul Daisley (Lab) (18.6.2003)	18.9.2003	Sarah Teather (LD)	14.10.2003	27.11.2003

Section E3

Members of the House of Commons who are also Members of other

Parliaments and Assemblies

Northern Ireland Assembly

MP	Party	Westminster constituency	Northern Ireland Assembly seat
Gerry Adams	SF	Belfast West	Belfast West
Roy Beggs	UU	East Antrim	East Antrim
Gregory Campbell	DU	Londonderry East	Londonderry East
Nigel Dodd	DU	Belfast North	Belfast North
Pat Doherty	SF	West Tyrone	West Tyrone
Michelle Gildernew	SF	Fermanagh & South Tyrone	Fermanagh & South Tyrone
Eddie McGrady	SDLP	South Down	South Down
Martin McGuiness	SF	Mid Ulster	Mid Ulster
Seamus Mallon	SDLP	Newry & Armagh	Newry & Armagh
Rev Ian Paisley	DU	North Antrim	North Antrim
Peter Robinson	DU	Belfast East	Belfast East
Iris Robinson	DU	Strangford	Strangford
Rt Hon David Trimble	UU	Upper Bann	Upper Bann

Scottish Parliament

There are no dual mandate MPs in the Scottish Parliament.

Welsh Assembly

There are no dual mandate MPs in the Welsh Assembly.

European Parliament

MP	Party	Westminster constituency	European Parliament seat
John Hume	SDLP	Foyle	Northern Ireland
Rev Ian Paisley	DUP	North Antrim	Northern Ireland

Section E4

Delegations to International Assemblies

Council Of Europe & Western European Union

Representatives

Substitutes

Mr Terry Davis MP (Lab) (Leader) Mr David Atkinson MP (Con) Mr Malcolm Bruce MP (LD) Sir Sydney Chapman MP (Con) Mr Tom Cox MP (Lab) Mr Bill Etherington MP (Lab) Mr Paul Flynn MP (Lab) Lord Judd (Lab) Baroness Knight (Con) Mr Tony Lloyd MP (Lab) Mr Jim Marshall MP (Lab) Chris McCafferty MP (Lab) Mr Kevin McNamara MP (Lab) Mr Edward O'Hara MP (Lab) Lord Russell-Johnston (LD) Sir Teddy Taylor MP (Con) Mr John Wilkinson MP (Con) Mr James Wray MP (Lab)

Mr Tony Banks MP (Lab) Baroness Billingham (Lab) Mr Peter Bottomley MP (Con) Lord Burlison (Lab) Rt Hon George Foulkes MP (Lab) Jane Griffiths MP (Lab) Mr Mike Hancock CBE MP (LD) Baroness Hooper (Con) Lord Kilclooney (UU) Mr Khalid Mahmood MP (Lab) Mr David Marshall MP (Lab) Mr Alan Meale MP (Lab) Mr Gordon Prentice MP (Lab) Miss Geraldine Smith MP (Lab) Lord Tomlinson (Lab) Dr Rudi Vis MP (Lab) Mr Robert Walter MP (Con)

Parliamentary Assembly of the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE)

Representatives	Substitutes
Rt Hon Bruce George MP (Leader) (Lab) Mr Hugh Bayley MP (Lab) Rt Hon Terry Davis MP (Lab) Mr David Heath MP (LD) Baroness Hilton of Eggardon (Lab) Mr Andrew Mackinlay MP (Lab) Rt Hon Menzies Campbell CBE QC MP (LD) Earl of Northesk (Con) Lord Ponsonby of Shulbrede (Lab) Mr Gregory Pope MP (Lab) Mr Ernie Ross MP (Lab) Mrs Rachel Squire MP (Lab) Mrs Ann Winterton MP (Con)	Ms Janet Anderson MP (Lab) Mr Tom Cox MP (Lab) Ian Taylor MBE MP (Con) Dr Jenny Tonge MP (LD)

The United Kingdom Delegation to the NATO Parliamentary Assembly

Rt Hon Lord Clark of Windermere (Lab) (Leader) Rt Hon Donald Anderson MP (Lab) Mr Hugh Bayley MP (Lab) Rt Hon Menzies Campbell MP (LD) Mr Michael Clapham MP (Lab) Mr Harry Cohen MP (Lab) Mr Michael Gapes MP (Lab) Rt Hon Bruce George MP (Lab) Mrs Cheryl Gillan MP (Con)

Rt Hon Lord Jopling (Con) Mr Paul Keetch (LD) Alice Mahon MP (Lab) Mr Michael Mates MP (Con) Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale (Lab) Mr John Smith MP (Lab) Rachel Squire MP (Lab) Rt Hon Sir John Stanley MP (Con) Mr Peter Viggers MP (Con)

Convention on the Future of Europe

Representatives
Rt Hon David Heathcoat-Amory MP (Con) Lord MacLennan of Rogart (LD)	Ms Gisela Stuart MP (Lab) Lord Tomlinson (Lab)

Section E5

Complete List of Maiden Speeches made in the House of Commons

since the General Election of 7 June 2001

New Members elected in 2001 who served in a previous Parliament are not included. For details of those made by Members elected at by-elections see Section E2.

Name and Party	Constituency	Date
Bacon, Richard (Con)	South Norfolk	29.10.2001
Baird, Vera QC (Lab)	Redcar	9.7.2001
Barker, Gregory (Con)	Bexhill & Battle	12.7.2001
Baron, John (Con)	Billericay	20.7.2001
Barrett, John (LD)	Edinburgh West	13.7.2001
Brennan, Kevin (Lab)	Cardiff West	20.6.2001
Brooke, Mrs Annette (LD)	Mid Dorset & North Poole	21.6.2001
Bryant, Chris (Lab)	Rhondda	25.6.2001
Burnham, Andy (Lab)	Leigh	4.7.2001
Burnside, David (UU)	South Antrim	26.6.2001
Cairns, David (Lab)	Greenock & Inverclyde	4.7.2001
Calton, Mrs Patsy (LD)	Cheadle	17.7.2001
Cameron, David (Con)	Witney	28.6.2001
Campbell, Gregory (DU)	East Londonderry	26.6.2001
Carmichael, Alistair (LD)	Orkney & Shetland	26.6.2001
Challen, Colin (Lab)	Morley & Rothwell	25.6.2001
Cruddas, Jon (Lab)	Dagenham	13.7.2001
Cunningham, Tony (Lab)	Workington	13.7.2001
Daisley, Paul (Lab)	Brent East	8.2.2002
David, Wayne (Lab)	Caerphilly	27.6.2001
Dhanda, Parmjit (Lab)	Gloucester	27.6.2001
Djanogly, Jonathan (Con)	Huntingdon	2.7.2001
Dodds, Nigel (DU)	Belfast North	27.6.2001
Doughty, Sue (LD)	Guildford	4.7.2001
Duncan, Peter (Con)	Galloway & Upper Nithsdale	26.6.2001
Ewing, Annabelle (SNP)	Perth	13.7.2001
Farrelly, Paul (Lab)	Newcastle-under-Lyme	12.7.2001
Field, Mark (Con)	Cities of London & Westminster	27.6.2001
Flook, Adrian (Con)	Taunton	2.7.2001
Francis, Dr Hywel (Lab)	Aberavon	25.6.2001
Francois, Mark (Con)	Rayleigh	4.7.2001
Goodman, Paul (Con)	Wycombe	27.6.2001
Grayling, Chris (Con)	Epsom & Ewell	25.6.2001
Green, Matthew (LD)	Ludlow	2.7.2001
Hamilton, David (Lab)	Midlothian	12.7.2001
Harris, Tom (Lab)	Glasgow Cathcart	27.6.2001
Havard, Dai (Lab)	Merthyr Tydfil & Rhymney	2.7.2001
Hermon, Lady (UU)	North Down	26.6.2001
Heyes, David (Lab)	Ashton-under-Lyne	16.11.2001
Hoban, Mark (Con)	Fareham	4.7.2001
Holmes, Paul (LD)	Chesterfield	22.6.2001
Johnson, Boris (Con)	Henley	12.7.2001
Jones, Kevan (Lab)	North Durham	9.7.2001
Knight, Jim (Lab)	South Dorset	22.6.2001
Lamb, Norman (LD)	North Norfolk	26.6.2001
Laws, David (LD)	Yeovil	20.6.2001
Lazarowicz, Mark (Lab)	Edinburgh North & Leith	21.6.2001
Liddell-Grainger, Ian (Con)	Bridgwater	9.7.2001
Lucas, Ian (Lab)	Wrexham	25.6.2001
Luke, Iain (Lab)	Dundee East	28.6.2001
Lyons, John (Lab)	Strathkelvin & Bearsden	2.7.2001
MacDougall, John (Lab)	Central Fife	30.10.2001
Mahmood, Khalid (Lab)	Birmingham, Perry Barr	13.7.2001
Mann, John (Lab)	Bassetlaw	26.6.2001
Marris, Rob (Lab)	Wolverhampton South West	9.7.2001
McKechin, Ann (Lab)	Glasgow Maryhill	28.6.2001
Mercer, Patrick (Con)	Newark	22.6.2001
Miliband, David (Lab)	South Shields	25.6.2001
Munn, Ms Meg (Lab)	Sheffield, Heeley	26.6.2001
Murrison, Dr Andrew (Con)	Westbury	17.7.2001
Osborne, George (Con)	Tatton	3.7.2001
Owen, Albert (Lab)	Ynys Môn	26.6.2001
Picking, Anne (Lab)	East Lothian	17.7.2001
Price, Adam (PC)	Carmarthen East & Dinefwr	12.7.2001
Prisk, Mark (Con)	Hertford & Stortford	9.7.2001
Pugh, Dr John (LD)	Southport	27.6.2001
Purnell, James (Lab)	Stalybridge & Hyde	17.7.2001
Reid, Alan (LD)	Argyll & Bute	4.7.2001
Robertson, Angus (SNP)	Moray	3.7.2001
Robertson, Hugh (Con)	Faversham & Mid Kent	12.7.2001
Robinson, Mrs Iris (DU)	Strangford	25.6.2001
Rosindell, Andrew (Con)	Romford	17.7.2001
Selous, Andrew (Con)	South West Bedfordshire	2.7.2001
Sheridan, Jim (Lab)	West Renfrewshire	19.7.2001
Simmonds, Mark (Con)	Boston & Skegness	4.7.2001
Simon, Siôn (Lab)	Birmingham, Erdington	20.7.2001
Swire, Hugo (Con)	East Devon	12.7.2001
Tami, Mark (Lab)	Alyn & Deeside	2.7.2001
Taylor, Dr Richard (Ind)	Wyre Forest	26.6.2001
Thurso, John (LD)	Caithness, Sutherland & Easter Ross	27.6.2001
Turner, Andrew (Con)	Isle of Wight	2.7.2001
Watkinson, Angela (Con)	Upminster	10.7.2001
Watson, Tom (Lab)	West Bromwich East	13.7.2001
Weir, Michael (SNP)	Angus	26.6.2001
Wiggin, Bill (Con)	Leominster	3.7.2001
Williams, Hywel (PC)	Caernarfon	2.7.2001
Williams, Roger (LD)	Brecon & Radnorshire	2.7.2001
Wishart, Pete (SNP)	North Tayside	12.7.2001
Wright, David (Lab)	Telford	25.6.2001
Younger-Ross, Richard (LD)	Teignbridge	25.6.2001

Of the 2001 intake, Michelle Gildernew and Pat Doherty (both Sinn Fein) have not taken their seats and therefore have not made maiden speeches.

The first Maiden Speech by the 2001 intake was by Kevin Brennan on 20.6.2001.

The last Maiden Speech by the 2001 intake was by Paul Daisley on 8.2.2002.