This Table of Contents lists column numbers, department & subject headings and texts of Written Ministerial Statements in Commons Hansard
Thursday 7 Apr 2005

Volume No. 432 Part No. 65

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Column: 145WS

Written Ministerial Statements [7 Apr 2005]

CONSTITUTIONAL AFFAIRS [7 Apr 2005]

General Election Costs 2005–06 [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs (Mr. David Lammy)

CULTURE, MEDIA AND SPORT [7 Apr 2005]

Football Betting [7 Apr 2005]

The Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (Tessa Jowell)

Column: 146WS

DEFENCE [7 Apr 2005]

Queen Victoria School [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence (Mr. Ivor Caplin)

Otterburn Accidents [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence (Mr. Ivor Caplin)

Oman [7 Apr 2005]

The Minister of State, Ministry of Defence (Mr. Adam Ingram)

Column: 147WS

Disposal Services Agency [7 Apr 2005]

The Minister of State, Ministry of Defence (Mr. Adam Ingram)

HEALTH [7 Apr 2005]

Trade Union Recognition [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health (Dr. Stephen Ladyman)

Column: 148WS

NHS Pay Bill Costs [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Health (Dr. Stephen Ladyman)

NORTHERN IRELAND [7 Apr 2005]

Northern Ireland Prison Service Corporate and Business Plan 2005–08 [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Northern Ireland (Mr. Ian Pearson)

Column: 149WS

PRIME MINISTER [7 Apr 2005]

Intelligence and Security Committee Annual Report 2004–05 [7 Apr 2005]

The Prime Minister (Mr. Tony Blair)

Column: 150WS

Intelligence Personnel (Handling of Detainees) [7 Apr 2005]

The Prime Minister (Mr. Tony Blair)

Official Histories: Special Operations Executive in Italy [7 Apr 2005]

The Prime Minister (Mr. Tony Blair)

TRADE AND INDUSTRY [7 Apr 2005]

Trade Unions [7 Apr 2005]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Trade and Industry (Mr. Gerry Sutcliffe)