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Circuses

    Animal welfare 1w, 1946w, 1971w Ë
Citizen information project

    2390w Ë
Citizenship

    Curriculum 445w Ë
City academies

    147-9w, 828-9w Ë

    Finance 1394w Ë

    Uxbridge 1025-6w Ë
City of London Police

    Manpower 513-4w, 2607w Ë
Civil Aviation Authority

    Compensation 994-5w Ë

    Unfair dismissal 994-5w Ë
Civil Contingencies Act 2004 (Amendment of List of Responders) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Civil Contingencies Committee

    551w Ë
Civil Partnership (Amendments to Registration Provisions) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Civil Partnership (Contracted Out Occupational and Appropriate Personal Pension Schemes) (Surviving Civil Partners) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Civil Partnership (Pensions and Benefit Payments) (Consequential Etc Provisions) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Civil partnerships

    Taxation 1571-2w Ë
Civil Procedure (Modification of Crown Proceedings Act 1947) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (20.07.2005) 1326 Ë
Civil proceedings

    Compensation 1109-10w Ë
Civil servants

    Conduct 682-3w Ë

    Hong Kong 1692w Ë

    Joint Intelligence Committee 184w Ë

    National Assembly for Wales 1945w Ë

    Northern Ireland 1382w, 2473w Ë

    Retirement 2238w Ë

    Select committees 35ws Ë

    Training 84w Ë

    Welsh language 683w Ë

    Working hours 1357w Ë
Civil service

    Reform 683w Ë
Civilians

    Armed forces 42w Ë

    Northamptonshire Police 1495w Ë

    Police Service of Northern Ireland 492-7w Ë
CJD

    Blood transfusions 91-2ws Ë
Claims Standards Council

    Codes of practice 822w, 1601w ËClapham, Mr Michael

                  Chamber Debates

    Group of Eight (11.07.2005) 592 Ë

                  Questions

    Industrial health and safety, Construction 1358w Ë

    Vendside 60-1w ËClappison, Mr James

                  Questions

    Antisocial behaviour, Court orders 751-2w Ë

    Crimes of violence, Local government 765-6w Ë

    Crimes of violence, Railways 525-6w Ë

    Criminal Justice Act 2003, Individual support orders 1231w Ë

    Dispersal orders 751w Ë

    Fire services, Crimes of violence 1257-8w Ë

    Health professions, Crimes of violence 456-7w Ë

    Jobcentre Plus, Crimes of violence 1641-2w Ë

    Mathematics, GCE A level 164-5w Ë

    Mathematics, Graduates 2058w Ë

    Mathematics, Higher education 842-3w Ë

    Mathematics, Student numbers 2351-2w Ë

    Mathematics, Teachers 272w Ë

    Palestinians, International assistance 1372-3w, 1846-7w Ë

    Parenting orders 1614-9w Ë

    Pension credit 1065 Ë

    Sub-Saharan Africa, EC aid 473-4w ËClark, Greg

                  Chamber Debates

    Council Tax Limitation (England) (Maximum Amounts) Order (20.07.2005) 1302 Ë

                  Questions

    Business questions 1425-6 Ë

    Physiotherapy 360w Ë

    Rolling stock 1001w Ë

    Welfare tax credits, Overpayments 2403w ËClark, Paul, An Assistant Whip

                  Questions

    NHS, Recruitment 683 ËClarke, Rt Hon Charles, Secretary of State for the Home Dept

                  Chamber Debates

    Immigration Asylum and Nationality Bill, 2R (05.07.2005) 188-200, 205 Ë

    Terrorism, Ministerial statements (07.07.2005) 465-70, (20.07.2005) 1253-7, 1259-72 Ë

                  Written Statements

    "Commission for Racial Equality Report 2004" 153ws Ë

    Deportation, Zimbabwe 9-10ws, 49ws Ë

    Homicide 152-3ws Ë

    Terrorism Act 2000 96ws Ë

                  Questions

    Advertising, Home Office 1604w Ë

    Anti-terrorism control orders 2186w, 2555-6w Ë

    Buildings, Home Office 2570-1w Ë

    Cellular phones, Home Office 2186w Ë

    Community support officers, Vetting 140w Ë

    Computers, Home Office 123-4w Ë

    Consultants, Home Office 2195w Ë

    Consultation papers, Home Office 1485-6w Ë

    Crime prevention, Brent 2587w Ë

    Freedom of information, Home Office 2584w Ë

    Hammersmith and Fulham 766w Ë

    "Home Office Departmental Report,2005" 1781w Ë

    Identity cards 1486w, 2192w, 2589-90w Ë

    Identity cards, Databases 2192w Ë

    Illegal immigrants 1611-2w Ë

    Illegal immigrants, Employment 1478w Ë

    Impact programme 2872w Ë

    Legislation, Home Office 1605-7w Ë

    Manpower, Home Office 1608w, 2570w, 2584-6w Ë

    Members, Correspondence 760w, 2556w Ë

    Nalliah, Danny 2196w Ë

    National Offender Management Service, Public appointments 2598-9w Ë

    National Police Improvement Agency 1614w Ë

    Olympic Games, Greater London 2533-4w Ë

    Parking offences, Fixed penalties 1492w Ë

    Passports, Biometrics 1478-9w Ë

    Passports, Fraud 2605w Ë

    Passports, Interviews 1493w Ë

    Personation 1783w Ë

    Police, Crimes of violence 1500w Ë

    Police, Sick leave 1619-20w Ë

    Police, Training 139-40w Ë

    Police stations, Closures 139w Ë

    Prisoners 2630w Ë

    Probation, Hostels 1508w Ë

    Procurement, Home Office 1484-5w Ë

    Proof of identity, Databases 1610-1w Ë

    Repairs and maintenance, Home Office 1483w Ë

    Scotland, Home Office 2569-70w Ë

    Secure training centres 1509-12w Ë

    Secure training centres, Contracts 1623w Ë

    Secure training centres, Self-mutilation 1509w Ë

    Security, Home Office 1484w Ë

    Sexual offences, Detection rates 141-2w Ë

    Sexual offences, Rehabilitation 2640w Ë

    Sick leave, Home Office 2640-2w Ë

    Speeches, Home Office 2596w Ë

    Statute law, Home Office 108w Ë

    Stress, Home Office 1626-8w Ë

    Terrorism 1479w, 2197w, 2874w Ë

    Terrorism, Biological weapons 2550w Ë

    Terrorism, Convictions 2642w Ë

    Terrorism, Crime prevention 1622w Ë

    Terrorism, Detainees 1604-5w Ë

    Terrorism, Greater London 2643w, 2872w Ë

    Terrorism, Hazardous substances 2587w Ë

    Terrorism, Training 2643w Ë

    United Kingdom Passport Service, Umbrellas 1784w Ë

    Utilities, Home Office 2570w Ë

    Voluntary organisations, Finance 2654-60w Ë

    Wines, Home Office 1608w Ë
Classroom assistants

    Milton Keynes 2053-4w Ë
Clean Neighbourhoods and Environment Act 2005

                  Questions

    433 Ë
Cleaning services

    Hospitals 2173w Ë

    House of Commons 28w Ë

    Police Service of Northern Ireland 339w Ë
Clear skies programme

    1923w, 1925w ËClegg, Nick

                  Questions

    Alcoholic drinks, Young people 2647-8w Ë

    Ambulance services, Sheffield 2669-70w Ë

    Driving offences, Buses 2184w Ë

    Emergency calls, Standards 2577-8w Ë

    Food, Safety 2846w Ë

    Free school meals, Sheffield 1729-32w Ë

    Recycling 1967w ËClelland, Mr David

                  Chamber Debates

    Licensing Act 2003 (12.07.2005) 784-7 Ë

                  Questions

    Business questions 973-4 Ë

    Fringe benefits, Travel 699w, 1173w Ë

    Licensing Act 2003 548 Ë
Clergy

    Pay 561, 631w ËClifton-Brown, Mr Geoffrey

                  Chamber Debates

    Crossrail Bill, 2R (19.07.2005) 1141 Ë

    Finance Bill, Rep and 3R (06.07.2005) 348, 350, 356, 388 Ë

    Local government finance (04.07.2005) 32-3, 38 Ë

    Welfare tax credits (12.07.2005) 714, 726 Ë

                  Westminster Hall Debates

    Sustainable development (07.07.2005) 146wh Ë

                  Questions

    A417, Gloucestershire 2126-7w Ë

    Absent voting, Proof of identity 560 Ë

    Antisocial behaviour orders 372-3w Ë

    Business questions 972-3 Ë

    Fire services 2446-7w Ë

    Fire services, Reorganisation 2086-8w, 2814w Ë

    Fire services, Training 2447w Ë

    Housing, Parking 1448w Ë

    Local government, Public participation 1427-8w Ë

    Motorways, Ragwort 2881w Ë

    Regional planning and development 2462w Ë

    Voting methods, Proof of identity 560-1 Ë
Climate change

    445-6, 1328-9w, 2302-3w Ë

    Cultural heritage 2301-2w Ë

    EC countries 446 Ë

    Education 2829w Ë

    Research 1153-4w Ë
Climate Change Bill 2005-06

                  Chamber Debates

    1R (13.07.2005) 835 Ë
Climate change levy

    2382-3w Ë
Clinical audit

    2174w Ë
Clinical trials

    Cancer 985w Ë

    EC law 1894-5w, 2161w Ë
Closed circuit television

    2631w Ë

    Belfast 1973w Ë

    Lancashire 377w Ë

    Northern Ireland 1973w Ë
Clostridium

    718w, 1466w, 1895w, 2147w, 2685-6w Ë

    Death 433w, 889w Ë

    Disease control 576-7w, 1190-1w Ë

    LD50 toxicity test 135w Ë
Clothing

    Barristers 490w Ë
Clubs

    Airguns 2538w Ë

    Sports 552w Ë

    Wines 2084w ËClwyd, Rt Hon Ann

                  Questions

    Iraq, Peace keeping operations 14 Ë
Coal

    51w, 1735w Ë

    Government assistance 1396-7 Ë

    Reserves 460w Ë

    Wales 460w Ë
"Coal Authority Annual Report and Accounts, 2004/05"

    71ws Ë
Coal fired power stations

    50-1w Ë
Coastal areas

    Rescue services 1982w Ë
Cohabitation

    235w ËCohen, Harry

                  Chamber Debates

    Crossrail Bill, 2R (19.07.2005) 1196-7 Ë

    Group of Eight (11.07.2005) 595 Ë

    London Olympics Bill, 2R (21.07.2005) 1445, 1459, 1485-9, 1497 Ë

    Olympic Games (06.07.2005) 412-3 Ë

                  Westminster Hall Debates

    Iraq, Debts (05.07.2005) 47-51wh Ë

                  Questions

    Armed forces, Resignations 40w Ë

    Army Reviewing Authority 256-8w Ë

    China, Tibet 1550w Ë

    Citizen information project 2390w Ë

    Data protection, Identity cards 1782w Ë

    Data Protection Act 1998 1602w, 1788-9w Ë

    Defence Export Services Organisation 861w, 1075w Ë

    Dogs, Identification 646w Ë

    Durham Prison, Females 782w Ë

    Education maintenance allowance, Greater London 441-2w Ë

    Foster care, Registration 159w Ë

    Hospitals, Consultants 719w Ë

    Identity cards 1609w, 1782-3w Ë

    Intelligence services, Complaints 2217-8w, 2433-4w Ë

    Iraq, Cultural heritage 28-9w Ë

    Iraq, Oil 854w, 877w, 1122-3w Ë

    Iraq, Peace keeping operations 15, 862w Ë

    Iraq, Politics and government 1122w Ë

    Iraq-Kuwait conflict, Compensation 2438-9w Ë

    Lorry road user charge 1294w Ë

    Migrant workers, Work permits 1478w Ë

    Missing persons, Children 783-4w Ë

    NHS, Finance 2143w Ë

    NHS, Pensions 739w Ë

    NHS, Standards 1189w Ë

    Offensive weapons, Crime 535w Ë

    Patient choice schemes 2865w Ë

    Proof of identity, Databases 2588-9w Ë

    Road traffic control 609-10w Ë

    UN Compensation Commission 1378w Ë
Colchester

    Planning permission 2459-60w Ë
Colleges of Education (Northern Ireland) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (06.07.2005) 419 Ë
Colourings

    Food 1677-8w Ë
Combined heat and power

    1920-1w Ë
Commencement orders

    1364w Ë
Commission for Healthcare Audit and Inspection

    see Healthcare Commission Ë
Commission for Patient and Public Involvement in Health

    1912w Ë

    Operating costs 2687w Ë
"Commission for Patient and Public Involvement in Health Report and Accounts 2004/05"

    91ws Ë
"Commission for Racial Equality Report 2004"

    153ws Ë
Commission for Social Care Inspection

Committee of the Regions

    see EC Committee of the Regions Ë
Common agricultural policy

    Contributions 2303w Ë

    Developing countries 1516w Ë

    Expenditure 2304w Ë

    Northern Ireland 813-4w Ë

    Reform 298-300, 1099-102, 2303-4w Ë
Common sugar regime

    (12.07.2005) 187-208wh Ë

    ACP countries 1004-5w Ë

    Reform 434, 565w, 1038-9w Ë
Commonwealth

    Absent voting 868w Ë

    Emigration 83-4w Ë

    Voting rights 1601-2w Ë
Commonwealth Broadcasting Association

    Scholarships 469w Ë
Commonwealth Games

    Glasgow 2289w Ë

    Greater Manchester 1554w Ë
Commonwealth Institute

    Listed buildings 31w Ë
Commonwealth War Graves Commission

    Manpower 1761w Ë
Community development

    1780w Ë

    Israel 484-5w Ë

    Northamptonshire 1544-5w Ë
Community Development Foundation

    Costs 2185w Ë
Community education

    149-50w Ë

    Standards 150w Ë
Community energy programme

    1954w Ë
Community health councils

    Finance 457w Ë
Community health services

    978w Ë
Community hospitals

    New Forest (04.07.2005) 142-50 Ë
Community Housing Task Force

    794w Ë
Community justice centres

    Liverpool 1201-2w, 1303-5w Ë
Community Legal Service

    235-6w Ë
Community Legal Service (Cost Protection) (Amendment) Regulations 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Community Legal Service (Scope) Regulations 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Community policing

    539w, 2198w Ë
Community relations

    Religion 2554w Ë
Community safety local partnerships

    Wycombe 381w Ë
Community service orders

    759-60w, 2554w Ë

    Enforcement 2185w Ë

    Females 2185-6w Ë
Community support officers

    Chorley 378w Ë

    Crimes of violence 2610-2w Ë

    Dudley 2606-7w Ë

    Greater London 377-8w, 2555w Ë

    Lancashire 378w Ë

    Manpower 514-5w Ë

    Newport Gwent 1494-5w Ë

    Training 905w Ë

    Vetting 140w Ë

    Wales 546w Ë

    Wolverhampton 378w Ë
Community transport

    Finance 16-7w Ë
Commuters

    Paddington-Swansea railway line 2133w Ë
Companies

    Disclosure of information 2255-6w Ë

    Ethics 51-2w Ë

    Planning permission 2460-1w Ë

    Tax allowances 104-5w Ë
Companies Act 1989 (Delegation) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (19.07.2005) 1121-223 Ë
Companies (Audit Investigations and Community Enterprise) (Northern Ireland) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (11.07.2005) 671 Ë
Company accounts

    Audit 50ws Ë
Company law

    Reform 100ws Ë
Competition

    Tesco 1574-5w Ë
Competition law

    Transport 2425w Ë
Complementary medicine

    1896w Ë
Components

    Lorries 2139-40w Ë
Compost

    Waste disposal 2320w Ë
Compulsory purchase

    1030w Ë

    Greater London 296-8w Ë

    RAF Innsworth 2285w Ë
Computer Misuse Act 1990

                  Questions

    124w Ë
Computer Misuse Bill 2005-06

                  Chamber Debates

    1R (12.07.2005) 699-701 Ë
Computers

    Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 1525-6w Ë

    Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs 247w Ë

    Dept for Work and Pensions 2501-2w Ë

    Home Office 123-4w, 1219w, 2186w Ë

    Ministry of Defence 40w Ë

    Solicitor-General 630-1w Ë
Conditional fee agreements

    822-3w Ë
Conditions of employment

    232w Ë

    Females 1919w Ë

    General practitioners 690-2 Ë

    Metropolitan Police 777w Ë

    Public sector 60w Ë
Conduct

    Civil servants 682-3w Ë

    Councillors 2085w Ë
Conferences

    Dept for Constitutional Affairs 1112w Ë

    Dept for Culture Media and Sport 2073w Ë

    Dept for Education and Skills 1011w Ë

    Dept for Environment Food and Rural Affairs 2304w Ë

    Dept for International Development 2227w Ë

    Dept for Transport 995w Ë

    Dept for Work and Pensions 2502w Ë

    Dept of Trade and Industry 1338w Ë

    EC justice and home affairs 327w Ë

    Foreign and Commonwealth Office 663w Ë

    Ministry of Defence 657w Ë

    Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 1255w Ë

    Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1027w Ë

    Prime Minister 1307w Ë

    Scotland Office 1524w Ë

    Treasury 687w, 2383-4w Ë
Congenital abnormalities

    Abortion 1653w Ë
Congo (Kinshasa)

    see Democratic Republic of Congo

Connarty, Mr Michael

                  Questions

    Africa, Tuberculosis 266-7w Ë

    Asylum 119w Ë

    Asylum, Applications 755-6w Ë

    Asylum, Scotland 155 Ë

    Business questions 454-5 Ë

    Crisis loans 1268-9w Ë

    Hepatitis, Compensation 1667w, 2689w Ë

    Malaria 1577w Ë

    Pensions, Public sector 831 Ë
Consent to medical treatment

    Abortion 2143w Ë
Conservation

    Cetaceans 247w, 645w, 1953w Ë

    Dormice 247-8w Ë

    Energy 4w, 139-40ws, 255w, 443-5, 1685w Ë

    Fish 1968w Ë

    Seals 429w Ë

    Whales 252-3w, 1041w Ë
Consolidated Fund (Appropriation) Bill 2005-06

                  Chamber Debates

    2R* and 3R* (04.07.2005) 140 Ë

    Royal Assent (20.07.2005) 1337 Ë
Constituencies

    Electorate 1063w Ë
Construction

    1922w Ë

    Armed forces 1311w Ë

    Crossrail line 2417w Ë

    Fire prevention 1544w Ë

    Hospitals 1189w Ë

    Housing 308-10w, 405w, 560-2w, 803-5w, 807w, 1260w Ë

    Industrial health and safety 1358w, 2503w Ë

    Motor vehicles 1748w Ë

    Prisons 922w, 1226w Ë

    Railways 2423w Ë

    Roads 607-10w Ë

    Schools 166-7w Ë

    Social rented housing 1430w Ë

    Sustainable development 18ws Ë
Consular Fees Act 1980 (Fees) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (12.07.2005) 808 Ë
Consultants

    British Library 1761-2w Ë

    Cabinet Office 2243w Ë

    Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 2241-3w Ë

    Costs 2128w Ë

    Dept for Constitutional Affairs 1602-3w, 1937w Ë

    Dept for Culture Media and Sport 1557w, 2076w Ë

    Dept for Education and Skills 152-3w, 2057w, 2347-8w Ë

    Dept for Environment Food and Rural Affairs 1961-3w Ë

    Dept for International Development 683w, 2231-2w Ë

    Dept for Transport 1293w, 2128w, 2420-1w, 2873w, 2880w, 2883w Ë

    Dept for Work and Pensions 1806-8w, 2019w, 2519w Ë

    Dept of Health 448w, 2739-40w, 2855-6w Ë

    Dept of Trade and Industry 1735-6w, 2256w Ë

    Foreign and Commonwealth Office 1372w, 1552-3w, 2427w, 2434-5w Ë

    Home Office 2195w Ë

    Hospitals 719w, 1664-8w, 2749w Ë

    Housing 2450w Ë

    Leader of the House of Commons 1717w Ë

    Medical Research Council 1931w Ë

    Ministry of Defence 1075w, 1753w, 2115-6w Ë

    Non-governmental organisations 905-6w Ë

    Northern Ireland 192w Ë

    Northern Ireland Office 2484-5w Ë

    Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 1765-6w, 2093w, 2444w Ë

    Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 291w, 1939w, 1943w Ë

    Paediatrics 2683w Ë

    Public sector 51w, 298w, 1808-9w Ë

    Regulation 283w Ë

    Treasury 2384w Ë

    Voluntary organisations 1721w Ë

    Welfare tax credits 2409w Ë
Consultation papers

    Dept for Education and Skills 2343-5w, 2377w Ë

    Dept of Health 2851w Ë

    Home Office 1485-6w Ë

    Milton Keynes 2458w Ë

    Youth services 1234w Ë
Consumer Credit Bill 2005-06

                  Chamber Debates

    Rep and 3R (14.07.2005) 980-1042 Ë
Consumers

    Aviation 48-9w Ë

    Protection 48-9w, 853w Ë

    Telephone services 1572w Ë
Consumption

    Electricity 53w Ë
Contact orders

    Domestic violence 156w, 1398w Ë
Container terminals

    1792w Ë

    Road traffic 2128-9w Ë

    Shell Haven 100-1ws Ë
Contamination

    Genetically modified organisms 2068w Ë
Contraceptives

    2158-61w Ë

    Oxfordshire 1669w Ë

    Prescriptions 1669-71w Ë

    Pupils 2054-5w, 2057w Ë

    Training 1667w Ë

    VAT 105-6w, 439w Ë

    Young people 1456w, 1900w Ë
Contract cleaning

    House of Commons 1244 Ë
Contracted Prisons Office

    Standards 156ws Ë
Contracts

    BAE Systems 1075w Ë

    Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2246w Ë

    Dept for Education and Skills 840-1w Ë

    Foreign and Commonwealth Office 2104-5w Ë

    Health services 348-50w Ë

    Legal aid 238-9w, 825w, 1112-3w, 1937w Ë

    Local government services 807-8w Ë

    Medical equipment 344w Ë

    NHS 2749w Ë

    Prison Service 2872w Ë

    Probation 2632w Ë

    Secure training centres 788-90w, 1623w Ë

    Treasury 1692w Ë

    Vocational training 1600-1w Ë
Conveyancing

    Reform 1442w Ë
Convictions

    520-1w, 2601-4w Ë

    Driving offences 1982-3w Ë

    Drugs 127w, 2576-7w Ë

    Homicide 1093-4w Ë

    Pre-sentence reports 1785-6w Ë

    Road traffic offences 778-9w Ë

    Suffolk 2565-6w Ë

    Terrorism 2642w ËConway, Derek

                  Chamber Debates

    Heath, Edward, Death (18.07.2005) 1080-1 Ë

                  Questions

    Business questions 461 Ë

    Children, Maintenance 2498-500w ËCook, Rt Hon Robin

                  Chamber Debates

    Group of Eight (11.07.2005) 588-9 Ë

                  Questions

    Electoral systems 161 Ë

    Trident 6-7 Ë
Coolkeeragh power station

    2473-4w ËCooper, Rosie

                  Questions

    NHS, Disclosure of information 2177w Ë

    Northern Ireland government 823 Ë

    World War II, Females 38w ËCooper, Ms Yvette, Minister of State, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister

                  Written Statements

    Housing, Planning 43-6ws Ë

    Minerals, Planning 122ws Ë

    Planning, South East region 121ws Ë

    Planning delivery grant 120-1ws Ë

    "Planning Inspectorate Executive Agency Report and Accounts 2004/05" 35ws Ë

    Planning permission, Nature conservation 118ws Ë

    Rented housing, Licensing 117ws Ë

                  Questions

    Advertising, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 556w Ë

    Aerials, Planning permission 316-7w, 406w, 558-9w, 1262w, 1425w, 2463w, 2466w Ë

    Arms length management organisations 2440-2w Ë

    Building regulations 407w, 2441-2w Ë

    Building regulations, Energy 1544w Ë

    Community development, Northamptonshire 1544-5w Ë

    Community Housing Task Force 794w Ë

    Compulsory purchase 1030w Ë

    Compulsory purchase, Greater London 296-8w Ë

    Consultants, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 2093w, 2444w Ë

    Conveyancing, Reform 1442w Ë

    Council housing 311w, 967w, 2444w Ë

    Council housing, Birmingham 309-12w Ë

    Council housing, Pendle 1260w Ë

    Council housing, Property transfer 315w, 794-5w, 969w, 1429-32w, 2450w Ë

    Council housing, Sales 2444w Ë

    Council housing, Waiting lists 1429w Ë

    Disabled facilities grants 1542w, 2460w Ë

    Domestic violence, Telephone services 588w Ë

    Electromagnetic fields, Health hazards 2443w Ë

    Employment, Teesside 1451-2w Ë

    Empty property 1433w, 2467w Ë

    Empty property, Cambridgeshire 2445w Ë

    Empty property, Housing 2814w Ë

    English Partnerships 557w Ë

    English Partnerships, Chorley 1256w Ë

    English Partnerships, Lancashire 556-7w Ë

    English Partnerships, Lancaster 963-4w Ë

    English Partnerships, Land 1543w Ë

    English Partnerships, Milton Keynes 2086w Ë

    English Partnerships, Morecambe 964w Ë

    English Regions Network 1433-4w Ë

    Environment protection, Capital investment 2323w Ë

    Environmental impact assessment, Gloucestershire 791-2w Ë

    Flood control, Planning permission 557-8w, 966w, 968w Ë

    Floods, Kettering 966w Ë

    Greenbelt, Cambridgeshire 2448w Ë

    Heating, Fuel oil 808-10w Ë

    "High Hedges Complaints" 1031-2w Ë

    Home information packs 301-2w Ë

    Homelessness 303-7w, 798-803w, 1429w, 1543w Ë

    Homelessness, Cambridgeshire 2449w, 2462-3w Ë

    Homelessness, Finance 1439-40w Ë

    Homelessness, Greater London 1438-40w Ë

    Homelessness, Haringey 410w Ë

    Homelessness, Milton Keynes 2457w Ë

    Homelessness, Scotland 2448-9w Ë

    Houseboats, Shoreham 1436w Ë

    Housing 1031w, 1443w, 2451-2w Ë

    Housing, Construction 308-10w, 405w, 560-2w, 803-5w, 1260w Ë

    Housing, Consultants 2450w Ë

    Housing, Greater London 294w, 558w Ë

    Housing, Lancashire 556w Ë

    Housing, Local authorities 2463-4w Ë

    Housing, Low incomes 294-6w, 311-4w, 805-7w, 1425-8w, 1442-3w, 2456w, 2464w, 2814w Ë

    Housing, Merseyside 316w Ë

    Housing, Milton Keynes 2454w Ë

    Housing, Newcastle upon Tyne 792-3w Ë

    Housing, Overcrowding 1446-7w Ë

    Housing, Parking 1448w Ë

    Housing, Public appointments 2454w Ë

    Housing, Rural areas 287-9 Ë

    Housing, Shrewsbury 563w Ë

    Housing, Shropshire 967-8w, 2453w Ë

    Housing, South East region 803w, 2455-6w Ë

    Housing, Standards 798w, 962-3w, 1440-2w, 2452-3w Ë

    Housing, Sussex 2452-3w Ë

    Housing, Wellingborough 2449w Ë

    Housing revenue accounts, Yorkshire and Humberside 2450-2w Ë

    Housing tenure 2454-6w Ë

    Infrastructure, Northamptonshire 2096w Ë

    Listed buildings 1366w Ë

    Local authorities 314-6w Ë

    Members, Correspondence 1447w Ë

    Multiple occupation, Higher education 323w Ë

    Multiple occupation, Licensing 306-8w, 410w, 798w Ë

    Oil Firing Technical Association 2458-9w Ë

    Outdoor advertising, Motorways 559w, 808w Ë

    Parking, General practitioners 564w Ë

    Parks, Sales 1447w Ë

    Planning, Standards 810w Ë

    Planning obligations 406-7w, 2459w Ë

    Planning permission, Appeals 2460w Ë

    Planning permission, Colchester 2459-60w Ë

    Planning permission, Companies 2460-1w Ë

    Planning permission, Enforcement 2459w Ë

    Planning permission, Greater London 317w Ë

    Planning permission, Isle of Wight 2090w Ë

    Planning permission, Mayor of London 561-2w Ë

    Planning permission, Middle Littleton 1260w Ë

    Planning permission, South East region 796w Ë

    Population, Shropshire 968-9w Ë

    Regeneration, Morecambe 968w Ë

    Regeneration, Teesside 1452w Ë

    Regional government 1447-8w Ë

    Regional government, North East region 2461w Ë

    Regional housing boards, Finance 1771w Ë

    Regional housing boards, Greater London 1448w Ë

    Regional housing boards, West Midlands 2461w Ë

    Regional planning and development 2462w Ë

    Regional planning and development, Milton Keynes 1442w, 2096-7w Ë

    Regional spatial strategies, Eastern region 1449w Ë

    Rented housing, Private sector 809-11w Ë

    Right to buy scheme, Bedfordshire 969w Ë

    Social rented housing 290-2, 322w, 811w, 1262-3w, 2449-50w, 2463w Ë

    Social rented housing, Chorley 967w, 1032-3w Ë

    Social rented housing, Construction 1430w Ë

    Social rented housing, Finance 2465w Ë

    Social rented housing, Heating 2464w Ë

    Social rented housing, Housing occupancy 322-3w Ë

    Social rented housing, Land 2090w Ë

    Social rented housing, Property transfer 1432w Ë

    Social rented housing, Rents 318w Ë

    Social rented housing, Standards 318w, 2450w Ë

    Social rented housing, Task forces 2464w Ë

    Social rented housing, Tenants 2466w Ë

    Starter home initiative, West Sussex 967w Ë

    Telecommunications, Enfield 2465-6w Ë

    Temporary accommodation 302w Ë

    Tenants, Advisory services 411w Ë

    Tenants, Antisocial behaviour 1430-1w Ë

    Thurrock Development Corporation 1773-4w Ë

    Tourism 2466-7w Ë

    Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1992 2467w Ë

    Travelling people 1254-5w, 1437-8w Ë

    Travelling people, Caravan sites 1770w Ë

    Travelling people, Essex 1436-7w Ë

    Travelling people, Planning permission 2460w Ë

    United Kingdom Accreditation Service 970w Ë

    Urban development corporations 558w Ë

    Water supply, Safety 1433w Ë

    Water supply, Surrey 1263w Ë

    Wind power, Bedfordshire 2468w Ë
Co-proxamol

    (13.07.2005) 936-44 Ë
Copyright

    1923w Ë

    Audio recordings 2069w ËCorbyn, Jeremy

                  Chamber Debates

    Defence (07.07.2005) 481, 492, 498 Ë

    London Olympics Bill, 2R (21.07.2005) 1436, 1440, 1456-60, 1487, 1496 Ë

    Terrorism (11.07.2005) 576-7 Ë

                  Questions

    Asylum, Africa 114-5w Ë

    Cetaceans, Conservation 645w Ë

    Cetaceans, EC action 245w Ë

    Developing countries, Debts 85-6w Ë

    Israel, Nuclear weapons 878w Ë

    Middle East, Nuclear weapons 878w Ë

    National Probation Directorate, Qualifications 2214-5w Ë

    Nepal, Military aid 330-1w Ë

    Probation, South East region 2632-3w Ë

    Probation officers 1105-6w Ë

    Social rented housing 291 Ë

    Treaties, Nuclear weapons 875w Ë

    Turkey, Kurds 1097 ËCormack, Sir Patrick

                  Chamber Debates

    Racial and Religious Hatred Bill, Rep and 3R (11.07.2005) 610, 616, 627, 665 Ë

    Representation of the People (Amendment) Bill, 1R (06.07.2005) 308-9 Ë

    Terrorism (11.07.2005) 577 Ë

                  Questions

    Armed forces, Reorganisation 1410-1 Ë

    Electoral systems 160-1 Ë

    Energy, Conservation 444 Ë
Cormorants

    Pest control 1037-8w Ë

    Research 1154w Ë
Cornwall

    Bovine tuberculosis 1950w Ë
Coroners

    Kelly, David 1935w Ë

    Teesside 2815-6w Ë
Corporal punishment

    Children 1881w Ë

    Northern Ireland 1881w Ë
Corporation tax

    688w Ë
Correspondence

    Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster 2238w Ë

    Child Support Agency 1117w Ë

    Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2246w, 2815w Ë

    Dept for Culture Media and Sport 2072w, 2289-90w Ë

    Dept for Education and Skills 2339w, 2799w Ë

    Dept for Environment Food and Rural Affairs 2829w Ë

    Dept for Transport 2873w Ë

    Dept for Work and Pensions 2503w, 2818-9w Ë

    Dept of Health 1896w Ë

    Foreign and Commonwealth Office 1552w, 2100w, 2427w Ë

    Leader of the House of Commons 2070w Ë

    Members 52w, 81w, 107ws, 124w, 181w, 232w, 275w, 324w, 407w, 515w, 760w, 823w, 835w, 851w, 870w, 1178w, 1207w, 1216w, 1337-8w, 1369w, 1447w, 1479-80w, 1493w, 1699w, 1736w, 1834-5w, 1924w, 1933-4w, 1954w, 2002w, 2556-7w, 2774w, 2865w, 2871w, 2874w Ë

    Ministry of Defence 656-7w, 2111w Ë

    Northern Ireland Office 2474w Ë

    Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 2813w Ë

    Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1939-40w Ë

    Pension Service 2528-9w Ë

    Post Office 58w Ë

    Revenue and Customs 2385-6w Ë

    Treasury 2029w Ë

    Welfare tax credits 2409w Ë
Corruption

    688-9w, 760-1w, 1174w Ë

    Africa 1178-9w Ë

    Arms trade 871w Ë

    Brazil 2099w Ë

    Overseas trade 631w, 1174-5w Ë
Costello Committee

    see Post-Primary Review Working Group Ë
Cotswold railway line

    Crossrail line 287w Ë
Cotton

    ACP countries 1207-8w Ë
Council for Catholic Maintained Schools

    Finance 1985w Ë
Council for Healthcare Regulatory Excellence

    1895-6w Ë
Council housing

    311w, 967w, 1432-4w, 2444w Ë

    Birmingham 309-12w Ë

    Chesterfield 302-3 Ë

    Northern Ireland 337w Ë

    Pendle 1260w Ë

    Property transfer 315w, 411w, 794-5w, 969w, 1429-32w, 2450w Ë

    Sales 2444w Ë

    Sedgefield 1249 Ë

    Waiting lists 1429w Ë
Council of Europe

    UK delegations 2223-4w Ë
Council of Ministers

    Parliamentary scrutiny 31ws Ë
Council tax

    275w, 299w, 795w, 1030w, 1432w, 1681w, 1766-7w, 2085w Ë

    Cambridgeshire 2445w Ë

    Caravans 962w, 1030w Ë

    Daventry 1444-5w Ë

    Essex 795w Ë

    Greater London 795w Ë

    Hambleton 555w Ë

    Houseboats 793-4w Ë

    Income 1255w Ë

    Southend on Sea 2445w Ë

    Tax collection 962w Ë

    Valuation 298-300w, 432w, 555w, 1030w, 1070-1w, 1167w Ë

    Wales 291-2w, 1167w, 2029-30w, 2238-40w Ë
Council tax benefits

    Reform 1268w Ë

    Special constables 970w Ë
Council tax capping

    14-5ws Ë
Council Tax Limitation (England) (Maximum Amounts) Order 2005

                  Chamber Debates

    (20.07.2005) 1276-325 Ë
Council Tax Reform Independent Inquiry

    see Local Government Finance Funding Changes Independent Inquiry Ë
Councillors

    1449-50w Ë

    Complaints 1450w Ë

    Conduct 2085w Ë

    Sinn Fein 2487w Ë
Counselling

    Finance 2749w Ë

    Prisons 227w, 1106w Ë
Counterfeit manufacturing

    Prescription drugs 206-8w, 2148-9w Ë
County Antrim

    Skilled workers 2481-2w Ë
County Armagh

    Sewage 818-9w Ë
County councils

    Standards 1032w Ë
County Down

    Archaeological sites 1389w Ë
County Durham and Tees Valley Strategic Health Authority

    2837-8w Ë
Courts Funds Office

    Information and communications technology 2244-5w Ë
Court of appeal

    Judges 1299w Ë
Court orders

    Antisocial behaviour 751-2w Ë
Courts

    Official receiver 464w Ë
Courts Service

    see HM Courts Service ËCousins, Mr Jim

                  Questions

    Bus services, Concessions 1292-3w Ë

    Dentistry, Student numbers 212w Ë

    Education maintenance allowance, Newcastle upon Tyne 2340w Ë

    Entry clearances, Overseas students 142-3w Ë

    Health Protection Agency 1901w Ë

    Health Protection Agency, Finance 2721-2w Ë

    Housing, Newcastle upon Tyne 792-3w Ë

    Housing benefit 2820-2w Ë

    Housing benefit, Administrative delays 2822-4w Ë

    Incapacity benefit 1273w, 2512w Ë

    Jobcentre Plus, North East region 2824-6w Ë

    Multiple occupation, Higher education 323w Ë

    Newcastle brown ale 566w Ë

    Poverty, Newcastle upon Tyne 560w Ë

    Prescription Pricing Authority, Manpower 1913-4w Ë

    Regeneration, Newcastle upon Tyne 559-60w Ë

    Students, Loans 847w Ë

    Tax avoidance 697w Ë

    Welfare tax credits, Overpayments 698w, 1280w Ë
Coventry

    2261-2w Ë

    Housing benefit 1809-10w Ë

    Jobcentre Plus 2019w Ë

    Pensions 1646-7w, 1649w Ë

    Railways 1800w, 2876w Ë

    Renewable energy 59w ËCox, Geoffrey

                  Questions

    Biofuels, Devon 1350w Ë