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Index for Volume 436—continued
A An B Bi Br By C Ci Cr D Di Du E Et F Fo G Gr H He Ho Hu I J K Ko L Le Ly M Ma Mi Mu N O Oi Ow P Ph Po Ps Py Q R Re Ri Ru S Se Si Sn Sr Su T Th Tr Tw U V W We Wi Wo Wr Y Z
Haemophilia
Medical treatments 1463-4w ËHague, Rt Hon William
Chamber Debates
Council Tax Limitation (England) (Maximum Amounts) Order (20.07.2005) 1290-3 ËHain, Rt Hon Peter, Secretary of State for Northern Ireland and Secretary of State for Wales
Written Statements
Justice Oversight Commissioner 17ws Ë
"Life Sentence Review Commissioners Report 2004/05" 38ws Ë
Northern Ireland Equality Commission, Public appointments 69ws Ë
"Police Ombudsman for Northern Ireland Report and Accounts 2004/05" 38ws Ë
Progressive Unionist Party, Finance 97-8ws Ë
"Royal Ulster Constabulary GC Foundation Annual Report 2004/05" 11-2ws Ë
Questions
Advertising, Northern Ireland Office 1972w Ë
Advertising, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1027w Ë
Carers (Equal Opportunities) Act 2004, Wales 1027w Ë
Children, Day care 1945w Ë
Conferences, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1027w Ë
Consultants, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 291w, 1939w, 1943w Ë
Correspondence, Northern Ireland Office 2474w Ë
Correspondence, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1939-40w Ë
Council tax, Wales 291-2w Ë
Crime, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 291w Ë
Devolution, Northern Ireland 817-21 Ë
Devolution, Wales 1719w Ë
Digital broadcasting, Wales 1027-8w Ë
Females, Northern Ireland 2485-6w Ë
Foreign investment in UK, Wales 1941w Ë
Hospitals, Closures 1944w Ë
Jobcentre Plus, Wales 1243 Ë
Manpower, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1940-1w Ë
Manufacturing industries, Wales 1941-2w Ë
Ministerial duties, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1028w Ë
Ministerial policy advisors, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1028w Ë
National Assembly for Wales, Civil servants 1945w Ë
National Assembly for Wales, Elections 1718w Ë
National Assembly for Wales, Electoral systems 293-4w Ë
National Assembly for Wales, Powers 1942-3w Ë
National Assembly for Wales, Regional members 1240-1 Ë
Northern Ireland government 823-4, 1072w, 2485w Ë
Olympic Games, Greater London 1944w Ë
Parliamentary scrutiny, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1942-3w Ë
Post offices, Wales 1718w Ë
Procurement, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1940w Ë
Property, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1940w Ë
Public expenditure, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1940w Ë
Secondment, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1944w Ë
Sick leave, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1945w Ë
Small businesses, Wales 1241-2 Ë
Special educational needs, Wales 1945w Ë
Stress, Office of the Secretary of State for Wales 1028-9w Ë
Haiti
Halifax
Westminster Hall Debates
NHS Logistics Authority (05.07.2005) 3wh, 6-10wh, 12wh, 18wh, 20-1wh Ë
Questions
Food, Colourings 1677-8w Ë
Health services, Disadvantaged 1247-8 Ë
NHS Logistics Authority 2751-3w Ë
NHS Logistics Authority, Information and communications technology 737w Ë
NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency 740w Ë
NHS Purchasing and Supply Agency, Information and communications technology 739-40w Ë
River Mersey, Bridges 2422w ËHall, Patrick
Chamber Debates
Immigration Asylum and Nationality Bill, 2R (05.07.2005) 192, 194, 204, 215 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Asylum, Zimbabwe (20.07.2005) 437wh, 440wh, 446-8wh, 452wh Ë Hallucinogens
Hamas
Hambleton
Council tax 555w ËHamilton, David
Questions
Digital broadcasting, Midlothian 2291w Ë
Fair trade initiative, Scotland 159-60 Ë
Iraq, Peace keeping operations 2124w Ë
Minimum wage, Midlothian 2261w Ë
Proceeds of Crime Act 2002, Midlothian 590-1w Ë
Social security benefits, Fraud 267w Ë
Television, Licensing 2083-4w Ë
World War II, Females 10-1 ËHamilton, Mr Fabian
Questions
Africa, International assistance 2230w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders 1212w Ë
Asylum, Employment 115w, 2545w Ë
Black economy, Methadone 776w Ë
Endowment mortgages, Misrepresentation 1065-6w Ë
Financial services, Misrepresentation 1063-4w Ë
Hepatitis, Prisoners 973-4w Ë
Methadone, Misuse 2857w Ë
Terrorism, Greater London 2643w Ë
Terrorism, Training 2643w Ë
Hammersmith and Fulham
Detection rates 380-1w ËHammond, Mr Philip
Chamber Debates
Council Tax Limitation (England) (Maximum Amounts) Order (20.07.2005) 1276, 1282, 1302-5, 1320-1 Ë
Finance Bill, Rep and 3R (06.07.2005) 310-4, 317-8, 320-1, 343-9, 354-6, 400-2 Ë
Questions
Civil servants, Hong Kong 1692w Ë
Inheritance tax, Forms 1694w Ë
Private finance initiative, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2252-3w Ë
Stamp duty land tax 1331-2w, 1695-6w, 1835w ËHammond, Stephen
Chamber Debates
Finance Bill, Rep and 3R (06.07.2005) 315 Ë
Questions
Aerials, Planning permission 1262w Ë
Licensing Act 2003 545-6 Ë Hampshire
Dental services 1459-60w Ë
Rapid transit systems 1546w Ë
Safer Stronger Communities Fund 811w Ë
Hampshire and Isle of Wight Strategic Health Authority
Public appointments 1189w Ë Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service
Hoaxes and false alarms 408w ËHancock, Mr Mike
Chamber Debates
Defence (07.07.2005) 477 Ë
Questions
Animal experiments 2748w Ë
Animal experiments, Licensing 135w Ë
Anthrax, Vaccination 1309w Ë
Armed forces, Compensation 1749-50w Ë
Armed forces, Fire services 1752w Ë
Armed forces, Hearing impaired 1753w, 2114-5w Ë
Armed forces, Training 1313w Ë
Armoured fighting vehicles 2109w Ë
Arms trade, Corruption 871w Ë
Arms trade, Exports 1336w Ë
Asthma, Portsmouth 1659w Ë
Badgers, Animal welfare 2549w Ë
BBC, Parliamentary reporting 2071-2w Ë
Billing, Administrative delays 1058-9w Ë
Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention 324w, 1176w Ë
British Council, Moldova 486w Ë
Bus services, Costs 2414-5w Ë
Bus services, Subsidies 2413-5w Ë
Business Appointments Advisory Committee 1073-4w Ë
Census, Data protection 75-6w, 869w, 1834w Ë
Census, Freedom of information 869w, 1936w Ë
Central Casualty Bureau, Telephone services 2598w Ë
Child benefit, Refugees 80-1w Ë
Corruption, Overseas trade 1174-5w Ë
Defence agencies, Operating costs 1311-2w Ë
Defence Assistance Fund 1751w Ë
Dental services, Portsmouth 209-10w, 2702w Ë
Developing countries, Politics and government 1370w Ë
Developing countries, Poverty 2386-7w Ë
Drugs, Rehabilitation centres 213w Ë
Helicopters, Procurement 261w Ë
HMS Invincible, Decommissioning 1078w Ë
Hospices, Children 2146-7w Ë
Housing, South East region 803w, 2455-6w Ë
Immigration, Appeals 1299-300w Ë
In vitro fertilisation 223-4w, 2731w Ë
Infectious diseases, Animals 2162-3w Ë
International assistance 1683w Ë
International Monetary Fund 2230-1w Ë
Iraq, Peace keeping operations 43-4w Ë
Joint strike fighter aircraft 261w Ë
Marine animals, Noise 246w Ë
Medical Research Council, Consultants 1931w Ë
Military afloat reach and sustainability programme 2119w Ë
Military decorations 657-8w Ë
Minesweepers, Unmanned marine vehicles 1081w Ë
Office of Communications 2081w Ë
Olympic Games, Dept for Culture Media and Sport 1763w Ë
Olympic Games, Dept for Transport 2131w Ë
Olympic Games, Office of the Deputy Prime Minister 1446w Ë
Ports, Portsmouth 2120-1w Ë
Private finance initiative, Ministry of Defence 2283-5w Ë
Public participation, Dept of Health 2858w Ë
Radioactive materials, Storage 428w Ë
Radioactive wastes, Ministry of Defence 253w Ë
Railways, Hampshire 1050w Ë
Revenue and Customs, Blackpool 435-6w Ë
Rivers, Navigation 1967-8w Ë
Rolling stock, South West Trains 1056w Ë
Seals, Animal products 655w Ë
Seals, Conservation 429w Ë
Seas and oceans, Pollution 246-7w Ë
Shipping, Manpower 482w Ë
Shipping, Registration 26w Ë
Sonar, Nature conservation 476w Ë
South West Trains, Franchises 290w, 1802w Ë
Tesco, Competition 1574-5w Ë
Tibet, Politics and government 188w Ë
Tonnage tax 482-3w, 676-7w, 1295w, 1701-2w, 2424w Ë
Training, Finance 2283-4w Ë
Transport, Renewable energy 603-4w Ë
Warships, Information and communications technology 1251w Ë
Zoo Licensing Act 1981 2322-3w Ë
Zoos, Licensing 1161w ËHands, Greg
Chamber Debates
Recess motions (20.07.2005) 1364-5 Ë
Questions
Antisocial behaviour 517w Ë
Asylum, Children 143-4w Ë
Cancer, Medical treatments 733w Ë
Community support officers, Greater London 2555w Ë
Detection rates, Hammersmith and Fulham 380-1w Ë
Hammersmith and Fulham 766w Ë
Heathrow Airport, Noise 23w Ë
Human trafficking, Children 109w Ë
Kidnapping, Children 501w Ë
Kyrgyzstan, Asylum 871w Ë
Local government 313-4w, 1261w Ë
Metropolitan Police, Manpower 2607-8w Ë
Religious practice, Greater London 129w Ë
Small businesses, Industrial products 93w Ë
Uzbekistan, EC external relations 1777-8w Ë
Uzbekistan, Foreign relations 880-1w Ë
Wormwood Scrubs Act 1879 1541-2w ËHanson, David, Minister of State, Northern Ireland Office
Written Statements
"Ordnance Survey of Northern Ireland Corporate Plan 2005/08 and Business Plan 2005/06" 97ws Ë
"Youth Justice Agency of Northern Ireland Report and Accounts 2004/05" 97ws Ë
Questions
Antisocial behaviour orders, Northern Ireland 2470w Ë
Charities, Northern Ireland 334-5w Ë
Correspondence, Northern Ireland Office 2474w Ë
Council housing, Northern Ireland 337w Ë
Crime, Northern Ireland 1072w Ë
Dementia, Northern Ireland 1567w Ë
Disability living allowance, Belfast 1973-4w Ë
Disability living allowance, Northern Ireland 1870-2w Ë
Electoral register, Northern Ireland 1384w Ë
Equal opportunities, Northern Ireland 1204w Ë
Fuel poverty, Northern Ireland 817w Ë
Homelessness, Northern Ireland 1976w Ë
Homelessness, Upper Bann 1976w Ë
Housing, Northern Ireland 817w Ë
Housing benefit, Northern Ireland 336-7w, 492w Ë
National Lottery, Northern Ireland 1876-7w, 2483-4w Ë
Northern Ireland Child Support Agency 491w, 813w Ë
Northern Ireland government 824 Ë
Northern Ireland Housing Executive, Finance 1979w Ë
Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission 1568w Ë
Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission, Public appointments 195-7w, 1980-2w Ë
Olympic Games, Greater London 1569w Ë
Pensioners, Northern Ireland 1569w Ë
Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland 1570w Ë
Public Prosecution Service for Northern Ireland, Londonderry 1986w Ë
Racially aggravated offences, Northern Ireland 1986-7w Ë
Reparation by offenders, Northern Ireland 199-200w Ë
Sign language, Northern Ireland 1570-1w Ë
Sinn Fein, Social security benefits 1983w Ë
State retirement pensions, Northern Ireland 1877-9w Ë
Telephone services, Northern Ireland Office 2490-1w Ë
Terrorism, Northern Ireland 1072-3w Ë
Walls and fences, Northern Ireland 1564-5w Ë Hare coursing
Haringey
Stop and search 1227-8w Ë
Haringey Teaching Primary Care Trust
General practitioners 217-8w Ë
Waiting lists 213-8w ËHarman, Rt Hon Harriet, Minister of State, Dept for Constitutional Affairs
Written Statements
"Crown Prosecution Service Inspectorate Report 2004/05" 39ws Ë
Electoral register 110ws Ë
Family courts, Disclosure of information 57-8ws Ë
"Magistrates Courts Business Returns Report 2004/05" 110ws Ë
"Magistrates Courts Service Inspectorate Report 2004/05" 83ws Ë
Questions
Absent voting 65w, 240w, 826w, 868-9w Ë
Absent voting, Commonwealth 868w Ë
Absent voting, Complaints 2251-2w Ë
Absent voting, Fraud 65-6w, 868w, 1203w Ë
Antisocial behaviour orders, Enforcement 1298w Ë
Barristers, Clothing 490w Ë
"Better Governance for Wales White Paper" 2817w Ë
Cemeteries 1298-9w, 2244-5w, 2253-4w Ë
Census, Data protection 869w Ë
Census, Freedom of information 869w, 1936w Ë
Community justice centres, Liverpool 1201-2w, 1303-5w Ë
Contracts, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2246w Ë
Coroners, Teesside 2815-6w Ë
Court Funds Office, Information and communications technology 2244-5w Ë
Court of appeal, Judges 1299w Ë
Domestic violence, Victims 1936w Ë
Elections, Pilot schemes 236w Ë
Elections, Publications 2247w Ë
Electoral Administration Bill 2005-06 2816w Ë
Electoral register 62-4w, 163-4, 234w, 827w, 1305w, 1935-6w, 1938w, 2219-50w Ë
Electoral register, Armed forces 234-5w Ë
Electoral register, Fraud 1306w, 1938-9w Ë
Electoral systems 160-3, 166 Ë
Electronic voting 1305-6w, 2253w Ë
Equal opportunities, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2247-8w Ë
Fines, Greater Manchester 2250w Ë
Freedom of information, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2248w Ë
General Election 2005, Internet 1203w Ë
HM Courts Service, Essex 2246-7w Ë
Human rights, EC institutions 2588w Ë
Human rights, Judgements 1936-7w Ë
Kelly, David, Coroners 1935w Ë
Kidnapping, Children 2245-6w Ë
Magistrates' courts, Closures 1300-4w Ë
Private finance initiative, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 2252-3w Ë
Taxation, Self-assessment 2254w Ë
Trials, Information and communications technology 1299w, 1787-8w Ë
Voting behaviour 233w, 236-7w, 823-4w, 1604w Ë
Voting rights, British nationality 1601-2w Ë
Wines, Dept for Constitutional Affairs 1202-3w Ë
Written questions, Administrative delays 2251w Ë Harmondsworth Detention Centre
Chamber Debates
Select committees, Standing orders (13.07.2005) 908, 910-1 Ë
Questions
Crime, Forest of Dean 2566w Ë
Crossrail line, Construction 2417w Ë
Detection rates, Gloucestershire 2567-8w Ë
Housing, Rural areas 287 Ë
Schools, Finance 945-6 ËHarris, Dr Evan
Chamber Debates
Immigration Asylum and Nationality Bill, 2R (05.07.2005) 190 Ë
Racial and Religious Hatred Bill, Rep and 3R (11.07.2005) 607, 609, 612-3, 624-5, 635-42, 649 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Abortion, Time limits (19.07.2005) 385-92wh, 395wh, 399wh, 405wh, 408wh Ë
Death (19.07.2005) 369wh, 376-9wh Ë
Questions
Chlamydia infection, Screening 1893w Ë
Sexually transmitted diseases, Diagnosis 2165-6w ËHarris, Mr Tom
Chamber Debates
Computer Misuse Bill, 1R (12.07.2005) 699-701 Ë
Questions
Devolution, Northern Ireland 817-8 Ë
Income tax, Scotland 1687-8w Ë Hartlepool
Inheritance tax 1689w ËHarvey, Nick
Questions
Climate change, Education 2829w Ë
House of Commons, Cleaning services 28w Ë
House of Commons, Data protection 1335w Ë
House of Commons, Hygiene 231-2w Ë
House of Commons, Lighting 1334w Ë
House of Commons, Offices 1334-5w Ë
House of Commons, Postal services 1748-9w Ë
House of Commons, Stationery 231w Ë
Members, Stationery 1989-90w Ë
Palace of Westminster, Environment protection 166-7 Ë
Palace of Westminster, Security 1990w Ë
Portcullis House, Air conditioning 1334w Ë
Portcullis House, Lighting 1526w Ë
Westminster Hall, Repairs and maintenance 232w Ë Hastings
Railways 1050w ËHavard, Mr Dai
Questions
BOWMAN combat radio system 257-8w Ë
Cancer, Drugs 206-7w, 1455w Ë
Medical treatments, Finance 2863w Ë
National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence 226w, 2763-6w Ë
Prescription drugs, Regulation 1901w ËHayes, Mr John
Chamber Debates
Business motions (19.07.2005) 1117, 1119, 1121-2 Ë
Crossrail Bill, 2R (19.07.2005) 1162, 1178, 1204-9 Ë
Petitions, Points of order (20.07.2005) 1273 Ë
Regulation (04.07.2005) 100, 105, 107 Ë
Westminster Hall Debates
Sustainable development (07.07.2005) 148-59wh, 177wh, 179wh, 182wh Ë
Questions
Antiques, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 484w Ë
British Council, Finance 180w Ë
Criminal law, EC action 2579-80w Ë
Cross London Rail Links, Offices 1047-8w Ë
Crossrail line, Costs 1163w Ë
Crossrail line, Expenditure 1048w Ë
Crossrail line, Investment 667w Ë
Cystic fibrosis, Prescriptions 1251 Ë
Doctors, Working hours 2158w Ë
Eastern Europe, Foreign relations 872w Ë
EC action, Travel restrictions 327w Ë
EC grants and loans, Lobbying 325w Ë
EC institutions, Accountability 874w Ë
EC institutions, Pensions 84w Ë
Equal opportunities, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 182-3w Ë
European Constitution Treaty 327-8w, 2101w Ë
European Police College 766w Ë
European Youth Foundation 871w Ë
Fishing vessels, Accidents 565w Ë
Foot and mouth disease, EC action 250w Ë
Government assistance, EC law 467w Ë
Human rights, EC institutions 2588w Ë
Immigration controls, EC countries 2550-1w Ë
Private finance initiative 892w Ë
Public expenditure, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 324w Ë
Questionnaires, Foreign and Commonwealth Office 182w Ë
Research, EC action 701-2w Ë
Schengen Agreement, Balkans 2639w Ë
Secondment, Ministry of Defence 39-40w Ë
Tobacco, Subsidies 415-6w Ë
Working hours, Civil servants 1357w Ë
Hazardous substances
Waste disposal 4-5w, 649w, 1159w Ë Hazards
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