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Session 2008-09

*16th sitting10 March 2009 (Afternoon)
*15th sitting10 March 2009 (morning)
*14th sitting5 March 2009 (afternoon)
*13th sitting5 March 2009 (morning)
*12th sitting3 March 2009 (afternoon)
*11th sitting3 March 2009 (morning)
*10th sitting26 February 2009 (afternoon)
*9th sitting26 February 2009 (morning)
*8th sitting24 February 2009 (afternoon)
*7th sitting24 February 2009 (morning)
*6th sitting10 February 2009 (afternoon)
*5th sitting10 February 2009 (morning)
*4th sitting5 February 2009 (afternoon)
*3rd sitting5 February 2009 (morning)
*2nd sitting3 February 2009 (afternoon)
*1st sitting3 February 2009 (morning)

 

Associated Memoranda

* Memorandum submitted by Professor Jeremy Horder - Memorandum in Chief (AM)
*Memorandum submitted by the Information Commissioner - Associated Memorandum
*Memorandum submitted by the Local Government Association - Associated Memorandum
*Memorandum submitted by Liberty - Memorandum in Chief (PM)
*Memorandum submitted by Liberty (additional evidence) - Memorandum in Chief (PM)
*Memorandum submitted by the Law Society - Associated Memorandum
*Memorandum submitted by the Coroners’ Society of England and Wales - Memorandum in Chief (PM)
* Memorandum submitted by Prison Reform Trust (CJ 08)
* Memorandum submitted by Justice for Women (CJ 09)
* Memorandum submitted by the British Medical Association (CJ 10)
* Memorandum submitted by NSPCC (CJ 11)
* Memorandum submitted by the Magistrates’ Association (CJ 12)
* Memorandum submitted by Peter Lodder QC, Chairman, Criminal Bar Association (CJ 13)
* Memorandum submitted by Department of Health (CJ14)
*Memorandum submitted by Victims’ Voice (CJ 15)
*Memorandum submitted by Ministry of Justice (CJ 16)
*Memorandum from Director of Public Prosecutions (CJ 17)
*Memorandum submitted by Ministry of Justice (CJ 18)
*Memorandum submitted by Dignity in Dying (CJ 19)
*Memorandum submitted by Justice for Women (CJ 20)
*Memorandum submitted by Samaritans (CJ 21)
*Memorandum submitted by Ministry of Justice (CJ 22)
*Memorandum submitted by Sir Mark Walport (CJ 23)
*Memorandum submitted by the Wellcome Trust, the Medical Research Council and the Academy of Medical Sciences (CJ 24)
*Additional memorandum submitted by Ministry of Justice (CJ 25)
*Memorandum submitted by Caroline Beasley-Murray (CJ 26)
*Supplementary Memorandum submitted by the Information Commissioner's Office (CJ 27)
*Further supplementary memorandum submitted by the Information Commissioner's Office (CJ 27 a)
*Ministry of Justice – Further Supplementary Memorandum (CJ 28)
*Ministry of Justice – Further Supplementary Memorandum (CJ 29)